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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
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INOR the cure Of Diarsho.s, Dyssniery, Cho-
II lac, Fever aud Agpe. Sc. This Medicine
has been used FOE the aboFe named diseases, ard
IA yearly every case 1t has effected cure IN
very short time. ~ - ine fsfaily mcdlrioe--
Persons who arc subject 20 severe attacks o
Cholie should never &c without Il.
Shepherd town. Get, 10. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15
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VIII fnJ lHa highest market gfrt farsrv
-, % cieBH nbstff 20 uauast-f
WV ny store in Eatiet0aH
Jl1r o. I4tn 10 'AiF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

Nv sic. sfter hs,inr been sifi.,t.fuiti, ty,.,.,
"a hnj Sex Headache i1r Itosth 90 time. u.s TO-
dn,.d 60 uf. % u.,shsth. Klbn snd Pr,af'.
~ sprpur trrisl, siti sutirr friisr ~ III th-
symptoms ~ 'li' difr'se. tavr usrt y eth com.
l,lste relief $50 several Zee o. g. h1l,s sls1.
JOstPH lHGGs.
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McNicn, CTasilrl 90. Ohio. Ftb "a, 1850
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GNIERFsIiNG CAsT-

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-15

August 10, 1910
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

nIisaol, hslsMnsd Icon . sauFrs lhsl cen
euiiFsly be relied 90, lhsi On he LiRhl
PEsInus N IDS depaHHIs, Lord Palmer
sion and Gen. Hamillon. the PisaRolsa.
iisry faf feG.s. agreed ard rohesOdrd
upon ihe prgjsf II lirsly recognising
on ihe part " Great Britain the soser-
eighty snd Independence Of The Rrpabl.e
.af Texas; The tresly likeHiss prosi5es
effectively for The metialion Of Enel.nd
an procuring - ipmediaie psciheslion
between Texas and Mexico. and Coz The
establishment of welL ds6nrd boundary
line between the Iwo Republics.
The treaty would have come out in
The Great Western if safieirns line had
been allowed afisr agreeing 10 he prell-
minsries 70 haze engrosssd and executed
il. ID ass generally lhorshl in London.
II Gen. Hamilton pTaeeared ihs rteaenl-
ZION Of England. IssdiDg - il sould 10 )
prompl psei6eslion between Mexico and
Texas. The nogolisiion 0f The Loan By
himself and Mr.. Bprney would Be quite
certain % soon 40 Ihe apprehension Of
Europesn war OF revolution in Franre
WAS dlsprlled. bolh ii which continued
10 exert very depressing influence on
The stock and money markets. Ths'cnn-
clusion Of this important treaty with Eng
land bad been effected solely BY The d
plomaiie skill and ability which has bern
80 eminen'ly displayed by Gen. Hsa,il
ton on The present occasion. and against
the views Of the sboliiionisis Of England.
~ho are utterly opposed 90 Il.
Bah. Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
From the Raleigh Register, Of Tuesday.
STATE LEGISLATURE,

On Saturday last, David Outlaw, esq.
vas reelected Solicitor Of the first Judi
c,al Circuit. by almost unanimous vote.
Some ffsen votes we're given for Mr..
Biggs, Of Martin, no, in nomination.
This day is feed for the election Of
Attorney General. Messrs. Daniel, of
Halifax, Irsden and M'Quesn. Of Raleigh,
are in nomination. 49,.
The bill 70 locate the lodges Of the Su-
oe,ior Courts Of Law and Equity. so %
10 provide for the residences Of . Judge
in each Judicial Circuit, yesterda. pas.
sed The Senate by considerable nsjori'
". :,
The bill TO reduce The price 10 be paid
for The entry Of vacan, Lands. hereafter
10 five. cents per acre, elected considers
BILE discussion be,wesn Me. Gather. oil
Burke, aud Mr.. Dockery, oil Richmond
the former advocating the passage. and
The latter resisting il. The bill was re.
iecled by a.eoasiderable mJoriy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
PROM FLORIDA.

Ii will be seen IRON lhe copy &c he
lsller published brlow. rreeised BY Tie
Secretary Of War from The General com
handing the army in Florida. shsl The
recent eiurls Of lie Government 10 Ter,
inmate The war sIlh the SemiaOle InJians
BY negotiation. through The inlerssnlIou
0l SINE Of The mosI inaBenlisl Of The
ehlels Of that lnbe who had been removed
wesI, have failed. in consequence Of The
usual lreaehery oflhe Indians. Globe.
lead Quarters. Army Of Florida,
Fort klag. November Is. 1870
SIR Early lhismorning was Informed
oy the Arkansas delegation that some oI
The prisoners in camp had disappeared
during The night. On sending oul 70 Ihs
lndisn sneampmrni. &c sas discovered
thai all the Indians had gone.
Thus have ended al our well grounded
hopes Of bringing The war 10 q close BY
pacific measures. con6denl in The &c.
sources ol The country. The enemy will
hold out 10 the last. and can never be
induced 10 come in sgsin.
Bul The day before yesterday The chief.
moi only expressed willingness but !
desirs 10 emIgrsle 10 the West. Acuns
up 40 full faith 10 The promises had made
70 them, their eonduci 10 only 10 be slirr
bulsd 10 the lailhless Disposition which
has ever characterized lllem.
The partial delay caused BY line arms.
ice has NOT iendsd 20 lhe. injury Of lhs
operslions in Florida. in xuch ss il hs.
been conducive 10 the health 81 The three
regiments which have suffered 80 severe
ly; they will now be enabled 10 take she
field IN larger force.
Immediately upon The Withdrawal Of
The Indians. orders we're transmitted IL
commanders Of regiments 10 put lhell
troops IN motion. and before this CON.
municaiion reaches you they will be scout.
ing 20 every direction.
Having lefs nothing uninterrupted will
she means IN my pos er, | shalt now pres,
NE war with increased energy, sad hops
soon 10 apPrize The Department Of ID,
capture or destruction OF some Of lh.
enemy. - .Hssr
have the honor 10 enclose to you I
copy Of The order issued on the renewal
OF hvsIIlIties. aaas.
lhass The honor 10 be, sir, very respect
fully, your obedlent servant,
w. X. ARMlSTEAD,
Brig. General Com. Army of FLORIDA
Hon }. r. Poinsctt,
Secretary Of War, Washington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

We publish today lie Official return.
q ne sOies for Electors for Pasidsnl
- sire President Of lie United States.
Tue Whole number Of sOlss given in. er-
elusive q I<nOir. mo, recei.sd.) !. 50.
iss; ilsrrisOa's mai"riry. I2.5s4. No
oe'fr evidence could be given Of The
! yep interest fell in The grsa, question.
sr'ofe die country. Than The unsnimily
WIN ~hieh The people haze been brought
w on Tins occasion. Al no previous
PRESIDENTIAL election has so fulI vol.
e'ei been given in tbs state. The whole
NUMBER Of soIes given for Governor m
august was sO.s36; on that occasion. in
consequences Of the number Of officers 10
DC elected. and The personal influence en-.
ei'ea' y was presumed that fuII attend
anee 81 voters was procured. Yeti We
add Lenoir % he electoral role. in the
table presented today, The aggregate
number would not be fifty short Of those
given In August. .+..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

Tbs VIRGINIA STAR.-Ws welcome
The re-sPPearanee Of the Virgins Star
Alter q suspension OF . few months. 4
has come out in an improved and quile q
neat dress; small in It's dimensions, il ID
true. but that will be fully compensated
BY The spice and humor OF its editorials.
II Proiesses 10 occupy neutral graund-
riih arms IN hand. /" We shall Judge
Gea. HARRISON" says the editor, !. %
we have for twelve months past Judged
Mr. Van Buren-by his Gcis. and no. BY
rhe prejudices Of bis enemies, or The psr.
tialiiies Of his friends" This is right:
and we hope there 10 honesty enough in
the country 10 induce many other editors
10 follow so worthy an example. We
trust, too. that the courtesy which he has
heretofore observed toward those who
differed with him in opinion, will be so
continued as 10 afford a bright example
20 some Of our editorial brethren who II
present appear very much 10 need Il.
The Star is to be published semi.weekly
q, Petersburg. at $3.50 per snnum. in
advance. @a as ..~@= S.. a--.e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

We regret TO perceive that Robert G.
Moore. the spirited editor Of The Newben
Spectator, has relinquished his connexion
with thar paper. Mr.. Moore has been
an efficient co-wOrker in the great sirug
gle through which We have just passed;
and he is wilhal one Of the best editors
in the country. The Spectator will be
continued by Mr.. Pas,eur. who has hi,h.
sr,o been associated with Mr.. Moore;
and we have no doub, he will be able 20
maintain the respectable stand 10 has oc
cupied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
VERY LATEi AND HIGHLY IN.
PORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Correspondence Of The National Inieli.


Il. gencer. U....
New Yors, November "a, 1910
The Great Western, with Bristol dates
Of the 9Th, aud with later news from all
paris Of the Old World, except the East
Indies, arrived this morning. bringing
highly interesting and most important
news. The allied Powers have captured
Sldon, defeated lbrshin Pscha. laid siege
W 81. Jean d'Acre, aud were carrying all
before them. The Syrians were all in
arms against lbrahim, and The Turks
were huTrying on more forces from Con.
siaDlinople. This makes all French aid
hopeless. France, we see, is too late to
DO any good now 10 The Pscha OF Egypt,
even II she were disposed. We have, 10
addition ~ This, calm, concIlistory, and
dignI6ed speech from the King VI the
French, in which he msnllesls his deter.
minaiion 10 preserve peace. and al the
same time 10 preserve order in Paris and
in France. For particulars must COM
mend sou to The newspapers of The day.
The news, | may add. is 80 favorable 10
peace, that u seems now only possible 90
break IL by a revolution in France, oi
which, notwithstanding France is in d
highly excited STATE, there seems llule
probability. Louis Philippe me. with
no accident. on the opening Of the Cham.
bers. Paris was generally quiet. The
most etiecuye means had been taken TO
keep peace. Prior To this. however, mobs
Of students and workmen attempted to
create riot in PARIS by parading The
streets. singing the Msrselllaise, aud
shouting " down with the Ministry"
The overland mail from the East Indies
had not reached London, but We hare
later news dIrec, TO the 2lst Of June.
The steamer oil the British squadron had
arrived on The 10th. and one man Of war
with transports, with q military force oil
$500 men. Canton was declared block
AIDED in all its entrances, the blockade 10
lake effect on the 18th. The Celsslisls,
in their selfsut6ciency. were =" pok,ng
fun" al the Bsrbarians, who expected 10
subdue their hundreds OF millions with
$500 men, and they seemed 10 consliier
u . departure Of their dignity to make
preparations 70 receive them. The Bri-
nsh fleet bad gone 70. the Yellow Sea,
With an intention Of making demons,ra-
lion upon Pekin.
Among The passengers in ,bs Grss,
Western 10 Nj. Muhlsnberg and his
family. q. G. Casnbrelsng has taken q
house Coz three gears 10 81. Pe.srsbargh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

4 de House, Tho ban 70 ehsuEs he
tine q tolding cor state tlsenuns. lfpm
ths Secosld - lbs EIrsi Thur-5sy 10
August . - % Eaks he Eleeli0R uni.
fora In each sOuhsy, gave risr u > dis.
eussion of every considerable lenglh.
The bill sas 6nsliy rsjeelsd.
John Cry ByEsu, Of R1Ihsgfod. vas
YtslsIdsy tiseied Sollcslor ol The Noun
Tara clruil. % The 6nsl vote. 10 STOOD:
Bynnm .. Quinn 66-cSl. Gather
having been wIlhdrasn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03


"A PhenUmeH0a The Gin, innail
Ledger u the li,h inst, reIahs The
fsllawing
SoHeikiag Extraordinary. Yes.
teriay marning. - ne were return
ing hon, from our ollice, about tsu
p'clsrk. &c were suddenly startled b,
an explosion immrdisteiy over our
he'd. Ga iouking up. ne discovered
in the cir. large fragments Of Orc. d,
ing In different dirsctions--each oil
shich louking TO Us as II they were
particles Of slsr that had burst
as.nder. Tie moon became black
as iak. aud the stars ell seemrd as u
they had dwindlcd;asay,lsEd naugh'
could be seen bot the iirry fragments
d, ing sbout the sky. These burnt
tor lev moments, and then gradual
ly died away. until they could be seen
no more. A lev moments alter The
explosion took place, the earth shook
like 40 s.psn. aud the Moon when she
ag.iu shone forth, seemed trembling
from the Effects Of thr shock. What
could have been the cause oil this
. wunderlul occurrence! Can any oil
our great ss trologrrs throw any hgh'
upon the alfair'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
- PROSPECTUS o.
eos 4as ai9 OF THE tsf s
Journal of the American
10 silk Society, "#,
AID @Y9Aa 9e0N0Sl159a
Edited by Gideon ID. smith.

VSilIS journal was established by the Ams.
4 rican Silk Society, for the parpDse a dit.
fusin. practical Information on The culture ~
Silk in the United States II has now been
published one year, and may be considered
work uc STANDARD character The fret years
publication, comprising the FIRST volume, con.
iains a mass Of valuable information, and il
will be the object OF the editor to make the
second equal in all respects, il not superior. 10
The first. The important fact is now establish
ed beyond any question, that the people of the
United States can make silk cheaper and bet.
ter than any other natIoa upon earth. II has
been proved by uni,npcachable iestiinuny. that
the entire cost Of producing silk ready for mar.
ket, does not exceed two dollars and twenty.
FIVE cents per pound. aud its lowest value is
Jour dollars aud fifty cents; also, that one acre
Of ground planted in marus multicaulis, will
produce, the first year the trees are planted
forty eight pounds Of silk, leaving clear pro.
ct 10 the producer Of one hundred and eight
dollars! Il has also been proved that the chill.
dren aad females OF any farmers fs nily eau,
with the greatest possible ease, produce from
ffty To hundred pounds Of silk evesy year,
without any cost whatever 10 the expenses of
the farm after the trees are planted; and there.
fore, that the " hole amount OF silk will be so
much clear gain, say from s225 10 $3.50 With
these facts we submit 10 an intelligent people
whether il 10 not great and an important OBJ
iect Cor them 10 introduce the culture of silk
IN every farmers family in the Union. To
enable all our farmers TO make silk, the Jour
nal Of the American Silk Society" was esia.
blished; il contains plain practical direeiioas
for cultivatiug the trees, feeding and r.asing
silk worms, Keeling the silk, AMI peep rin9 i
for market, Sc. besides all other iniurmatA,,
that can be required 10 enable ana person 10
enter upon the business, either on a large or
small scale. Every TREND Of his county. into
whose hands this paper may fall. will be dung
q pstiot aud phi anihvoplst's WORK by Inducing
his friends and neiglbors 10 enter their names
upon the list OF subscribers.
The JoaFnsi Of the American Society is pub.
lishsd monthly, 10 pamphle, form; each mum
Der contains thiay.tSo octave pages, printed
on nss type and handsome paper, with print
Cd eolennsd cover.
TERMS:--Two dollars years Or six copies
for Ten dollars, always to be PAID befare The
serk is sent All subscriptions 10 begin with
the krst number Of the year, and in no case
will the work be sent to any subscriber longer
than il shall have been paid Cor.
i New subscribers, who take the FIRST
aud secsnd volumes, will be charged OILY Two
boilers Cor the two years. TO be paid 10 current
money, free Of postage. ..aa 81. ..
December 3. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
Leasburg xeademy.


ftttiE eEsElisst of thia sehosl niil eloss -
- Hsali, - ne ASA ~ DsnsmbeE, O. bs re-
HuHssd - fiss ssh q IanaaFE nsxt
81 1ntsilea ieahe 1slai r sdiss Il n Can-
mar sslsooi % tAe fagiiraa sad classical depart
menis. opportunities Of rersfar asifaeason b.
Alee5fa. GeoneaFy. surseyias. sshsaesir. Ne
al fhiiosnFiy. ana 49, Frenrh f.saesaRe are
ahsfde5. Nhen desired. D~rissasssen- sa.i
Composstian are made insponaAi iirm.s - The
exercises ~ The school
Fsealar hoarding hease % an <s-rnsEs
pians and ncder slTiei rairs a oder silh esm-
Iariahle aPaEtmenls 6aF stnieufs ard reside
from the aeesssonsi bnsfie ~ ihe village. has
been rereas;y rsepsr.d On ~ saj~isiae iAe
suhseribeF aad i ssi5est as Ear as sseersss.g
% his supervision. Besra mas also lie preruf-
ed 10 several resrerlabie e sni . inshe eiiisrs.
and IN she neigabeFhas-d. a rsdnecd pri~es.
Lessharg i = small siilAgr. q sniy ten ~
twelve familirs, shattered overs spses &C rear
~ hsk mile II extenf ard e~ssraily sT,sd-
iae The sdxsnlsgs az refinement and qnietnde.
IL 70 situated 90 lhe regular Stage Fouts frnm
HendeFsoa O. Dansille. and eamrFisss a. ma
ny advantages ia point o. health. srier and
morality. a. sny village siih which the sub
seHher . srqasiaied-
Concerning The sukpesihsF's qualification.
reference may he had % any sf the travelling
~ ststsoned Ministers at the North CaraliHa
Conferences. 10 The fsrahF. and many e The
graduates and slsacais of Rsniolph Mae q
and Chapel iIill
nArEs % ruITfox IN anrAxcK
Fer Eieneslary Eaei,sh brsnshss. $40 per
session.
For Ancient languages. Mathematics, &r.,
SIS -
Board. SO per session &C eve months. one
half 10 advance.
LORENZO LEA.
nceemher ea A..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
Obituary.

Died, in Ysncsyville, Caswell county,
after lingering illness. on Thursday
last, Mr.. DANIEL LOGAN McALpIN-a
young man highly respected and esteem
ed by all who knew him.
Died, on the eth inst.. after painful
and protrac,ed disease, the Rev. Mr..
MEADE, Editor Of the Southern Church.
man. Richmond Whigs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

TIE 6isbN " Saturday pLbIIshfl
Nc, Gays gFtat speech ~ the = ~
Treasury. Such an nhis FEPas. Iia
ola Eaancisl qussiiaH l. EFl'sne d
nny EIms-buI II i iItils ienaFka'
BE that amsng the mahy Cankrrs.
sisnal sechsspubIishsd 10 ihr CT b.
sinrr The ali anrnm-at 81 the So
Hssses. this particular ane shsald
hssr lsHnd 20 place aa.ii now.f y
vertheless IL eanes appropriately
the prediction ailh which d rlssrs j.
aa@ confrani,d Hith The falElmea'.
The spcech ass drIivrred in the s.
a.Ie on The a0h 5-nRsry. 1870; IL
can1Isdes aiih lhrsr words:
Baltimore Patriot.
Mr.. President. Tor ten long years
Ne ha,s b 20 warning against the
siarming gra~fh Of Executive Pea.
or; bul. sllhaagh we have bern nc.
essIeaslly rhrrred. IL has bren con.
stsnliy sdsancing and never rscrd.
iRs. You may talk as yau please
zbant bank expansions. There has
brea 10 pernicisus expansion In this
country like thai 81 Executive 'Fbs-
or; sad. unlike operations Of banks.
shIs poStr never has ans periods u
contraction. You may drnnunce a.
y9a please the usarpaiions ul Con.
grrss. fhrrs has been no asarpatian
bu; that Of The Executive, which has
been both uf the pnH FRS uf aihsr CO
ordinate departments IL this Gayrra.
snrBt and upan tie Sta'e. Thrre
scarcely remains any power in the
vei Rmsni bat that 81 The President
he sassrsIs. orig na'es, controls.
checks Every thing. The unsuitable
spirit of the Sluarts. for power and
prrrngA,ive sss brought upns nar
American ihfnrc on The Alb Of March,
1896. II came under all The usu Il
false and by pocriiical prrieuers and
disguiscs VI lore uf the people. desire
or rrfTm. aud dill irace of pp~rr.
The Scotch dynasty sill eanlIaar..
We have had Charles the Flrsi, aud
nas have Charles ihr Second. Bot.
Q again thank Gad that our deliver.
sncv ~ mol far dis'aT; aud that. an
the Alb 81 MarcH. IS4l. q great and
glorious rr,nlu'ion. MiIhaui blond
aud 3iih,ut cnnsul ion. will be .
@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

Henry I. ToOle, esq, who has for a
short time since been associated will
Mr.. Loring in the editorship Of the Stan.
.dard. has. we are sorry To learn. with
drawn from the establishment. Though
Mr.. Toole gave come evidence oI
sprishtliness. il not talent, his indiscre
ton made his eff"rIs Of more advantage
TO his opponents than bis friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
Public Meeting.

vINHERE will be a meeting &c the ciliaeus ri
= u Orange at MIR John Bane's store, on
Tuesday. the sth Of December, Tor the purpose
Of taking into consideration the propriciy OF
memorislzing the Legislature Of North Caro-
lima, on The subj ct Of constructing the con.
templsted Turnpike Road frem Raleigh, by the
way Of Hilsborough and Greensborough, TO
the Tennessee line: Persons of all parties are
earnestly requested 10 attend.
Z December3. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

The Hon. HEsRy A. WISE Of Virginia
(ssys the New York Times Of Saturday.
was married yesterday to the accomplish
ed daughter Of the lion. John Sergeant
Of Philadelphia s. ~..s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03
A Negro for Sale.

WILL be sold on Saturday the 26th day II
w December next. befsre the coar, house
door in iiIlsbtough, likely Negro Girl
bout 16 years Of age, belonging 10 the estate
&c Margaret Mnrdork. deeels q. Nine months
ereditlwill be given. she purchaser giving bond
wihtapproved security.
JAMES A. CRAIG. D 49,.
JOSEPH HOLT, i'
Nov. 25lh. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

+ Among the foreign Stockholders 10 the
Bank of The United States. as given by q
commil,ee Of Congress. is The Prince Of
Orange. who has recently been advanced
10 the throne by the voluntary abd,cailon
Of bis father the King Of The Netherlands.
lie hid The sum OF OIL, 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

The effort 20 palm Mr.. Van Buren, OF
upon s,he Southern people a. their best
friend. and Gen. Harrison as their wors 1
enemy. has proved 70 be q splendid fai :
lure. A large msjarily o. ihe Southern
states. and al of The large slave holding
regions voled for Harrison. See: 0flhe
Southern states, Harrison received The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

he fsiiasilg Tabla srhibiss ihs rssuli q
he FFssadealizl sissiisn 10 llis Stale. Tie
80 6rsi ealaans PreseaE lie sliriai rstuTns
.fihs lsis sleelioa fsr GoEsnsos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

The other Southern states are Virgil
MIA. Of which the slave holding portion
gave large Wing majority. South Ia
rolins. which votes BY compact, Alsba.
ma. OF which the Southern is The slave
holding aud Wing portion. and Arkansas,
Of which.we know but little. except thai
IL has. scarcely reached . state Of civiliza-
ZION. These give 40 eleclorsl votes -
ii,lle more than bali OF ihe vote received
by Harrison in ihe South. -
This decisive verdict Of the. Southern
people will give a new direction To the
slang Of the Feds, and the mex, thing We
shall hear from them is that Harrison has
no sympathy Tor suffering humanity.
Richmond Whig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

Congress meets on Monday next. We
shall endeavor to keep our readers duly
informed of all important events that may
trsnspire during the session. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

WILL be hired befnre the Court House in
w Hillsborough, on Monday The 9sth insi.
the Negroes belonging 10 Ann L. Davis. for
one year, consisting of Men, Women and Chill
dren. Terms made known On the day Of hire.
VIM. CAIN, Ear, &c.
December 3. - So