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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
WARWICK CO., Va, May 22d,
ForaIp.nLE Mi>oEIIY.-In Warwick tFa there are but
two Vauiics the place. What Office they hold we have not
caned"-Loa Cabin 79rocaic Baltimore, dy ID, 1910,

NanlicS the place. w hat lnty We
lcarned."-Los Cabin fdroca;c, Baltimore .NGy 3D. 1910,
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
The above remarks, taken from the Baltimore Log
Cabin Advocate apply to me; and, to give The 'nior
nation sought by this Harrison paper, VIII briefly
reply that hold office under the Federal or State
Government, stakeholder in any bank in the
Union nor an officer in any bank, have ever bor-
rowed dollar from bank in my life. Thus, sir, have
for myself satisfied the illusions in the above para
graph But go further. inform this denzen OF the
Log Cabin, that am plain farmer work daily on my
farm, use cold spring water constant drink, cannot
be gulled by the cry of 'Standing Army, nor made
drunk by "hard cider, don't want the peoples money
used 'sbny up and set free negroes an against
"a United States Bank, and against the restriction oil
slavery in any ''latude, in any State in our Un'on'
| am "Democratic States Rights man, and go
against making "Joln G. Wright, David Gwynne and
o. NJ. Spencer, President of tie United States and,
holding these views, which trust is clearly and PLAIN
" expressed, have, and shall again support Martin
Van Buren, in November next. ! make no doubt the
other Eanite WILL in due time, give the Log CABIN Ed
tor the information so anxiously wished tor. Yours
WILLIAM JONES.
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raI,,nL. charlottesville Property for sale.

THE subscriber sell his residence in The town OF Taros
willie with two and afac OF land attached The dwell
ing house is well built brick has nine rooms WIN hre places
besides every convenience which can be desired 10" Tue nn
carriage houses) are brick. There Is new once on ,he NV
ciiriby situated and arranged for professional man mg s
.S il h;e state of cultivation, there several
of choice fruit trees the premises inere IS We" ~
pun,p Welding excellent water, and bath mouse. 49, ,
This properly delightfully."- situated on the suburbs Oh ie %
comlandna several very picturesque landscapes besides u
vc If The University and Monticello Possession WIN DC ssen
ne1 l', III; nn s p,"pe.. W" " THOMAS W. GILMER
OF Iahhh 'iihoi, csP 9-u
lnnn U
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.7ppomatto1 Land at .7ucf'on.


THE compelled to raise ce h h;adr on
the premises on Tuesday between me hours
and O'CLOCK his tract of land lying in the County OF
ON the Appomattox 10 miles rom
aud Richmond containing 6s ssfrs and IN fine state
for cuvalon the high land generally IN sooa or,;na like
quality highest improvement. Nina r fine onaty
The buildings consis, Of large framed GraHy donase" e s
oveeers House. and Negro Cabins in every Department.
and is to be IN ae en he
Persons wishing the land VIII Pn eaSe DCNsToN
premises. 'oit' " 9-w3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

tn, Morn Pro.son-A from Washington contrades
The version of The ~ Integence and says that the procession
was moi got up by Republicans but by two Wings me i
of The Interest Wings in the District and the object ne ma
view was 10 insult friends of the Administration M
son the Administration caan prepared his cart after le
were d.cked ou b. H. with their flags and cider barrels
Mr. F. put his flag up, and followed In the rear The %
nr ,,ng men routed whole assembly. Some while Wg
oncd in The melee fought ur the This know
il; and an astnnshed the version of The scene ny e "
In;elisencer." :, - ,, ,ho,. i mn,
~ urd Cdrte in the old Federal city Of Georgetown u,
% e barreI Of hard cider board with ll.rd Cider
written on also emosd and s a same pS
emnoyed and pad black fiddler who attended on the OCCASION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

NEWTON NICHE, ArToN>EY Law, Stanton, prytnia
VIII practise IN the Courts both State aud Federal held
SanntOn II creditor live the State,
part of Western Virginia. suit BE- brought nrd
states Court held Al stanton, provided the debt be than
S5Un.
R.errsces.Ncss Crawford, Breckenridge, Allen, Maupin
Blair and Craig, SGunioa, "a Mess James Casklc, Tho
Richie James Gray, Richard d. Sanxay, Robert SoIIcry!
Charles Ellis, ard Robert aud Temple GwatImey Rchaoud ra
IunC
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STATIONS Lottery Office.

rINCKETS IN all the Lotteries, aud really lucky Numbers for sale
L STRAfTDN'S I.UCkY OFFICE.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, No. -, drawn
G3 y - So - ,! ~ CT - 81
Half Ticket Nos 3Iin} prize Of 5000, sold and
Do. do. ~ IS A. caSitG ~: STATION,
Drawing OF the Virginia Welisburs Lottery, No. drawn
an = - 90 o rs s. 81 Is 5 - = Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
HOYT'S Court of Fortune.

DRAWN Nos Of Virginia WeIlsburr Lottery s0 > "''"
~ 9th June =, q, "a - II al
Ticket Nos 30 y TIA prize of ONE IHoosamp , D br
The above was sent 10 Correspondent in the county HoYT
N B. Be sure to have chance in the s'0'o'O' HoYT
10th; and send your ordersto Q-a
lima @
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Marriages..

Married, Washington Civ on thu lib nsr at 81 Jobn,s
Church. BY The Rev Dr. liawcy, WILLIAM Seldom ESQ., Irea
>url =" lie nltrd states To EMILY daughter of the late
lei Chapman Hunter Esp, If Virginia.
Married N TINS ciy on Wednesday The Ri day june The
Ksh Rev Bishop Moore J.ME, d. ALLhuRroS Esq., of New
Kent County, Mis-, ASS E. daughter Of The late William
E.t '''' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
Virginia State Lottery.

For enduwng the Lecsburg Academy, and Tor other purpose
Glass s. for !silo be drawn 81 Alexandria, Va, Oh Satu
day, June Is, ls41.
GnASp C>rr,s.- prize of $4,000, of 10000, Of 5000
Of 5000, of a,500 Of 1917 loo OF 1000 &c, &C.
Tickets only slO halves ); quarter: : %.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Ticke,., $40
DO. do. - Halt - 90
Do do. y Quarter do. 81 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
"WAsHISGToy, June ).

hhSHlNbIDS, JuHe
81 enclose you a copy Of publication made by the
Executive Committee o.. the Wing party; the report is
that they have edition of hundred and fifty
thousand copies all of which to be distributed, at
public expense, for the purpose of producing false i'm
preston upon the public mind. They trying to in
lucc the belief that Mr. Ponscts scheme is pending
mcasurc-ands that Mr.. Van Buren, is identified with
it, II is remarkable fact, that in the few lines pre-
fixed by the Committee, they 50 far forget themselves
to speak Of the recommendations and Pro't Of the
Secretary, ",rub hc appr"rM IF DE President. They
stop at nothing they deserve the lash at the hand OF.
every patriot.
Orr Correspondent is right. This sheet Of sixteen
pages, which has been thrown Oft III such proiusion
PROCESSES to be 'sPlan OF the Standing Army of 100000
men, exhibited 10 Congress by the Secretary of War,
aud recommended by the President of the United
Statcs--and il embraces Mr.. Ponsetts bill Of details,
&c &c. There is lalschooL stamped the very front
of 1t. II is not Summing .irmy nor did the President
recommend the bill, for he ncrcr sa'o il. But we will
not anticipate. We NAV have something of some con-
sequence lay before readers in next-ln the
time, Will tell these audacIous Feds that their
humbug Of Standing Army has effected all lis con-
quests and in its turn destined to signal defeat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
FIFTY DOLLARS prlvaRp

gp Az AWAY from The subscriber, lad f. about Il mr.
IL IL years old .. DARK brown, aln. black cUmpIrx
has rrrhy and rather and
walks with OF his toes rather tuned ihayc some anpr
hrsiun o his having been cHtIcrd white man IA.
len about Three weeks sine win give $40 tor his apprhrn
sion and delivery found in his county or placed in the
Jail of other county, il found pDrhlan add
tona for TIN apprehension and liz, person who ha,
enllc@d or harhorcd hm II a whit" man. H. HARRISON
Elm H!ll Guochaud, June g.
Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
Fran B0ic,Owrf rDupfy. .Jupe /,

''The humbug Of the Hdnding army is all blown to
the winds; and the Democracy sce that they were
deceived by Wing panic and those who stickcd that
point the recent election, have since determined TO
return to their old Republican principles and rally 10
the standard of Van Bnren and Democracy in the APP
preaching election. Old Botetourt will give Van Bu-
rem a large minority in the Fall
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"a, Senate then adjourned.
:" HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- nnnsnnl Mr. PETRIkIN offered the

neral consent, Mr.. PETRiKIN offered the fol-
~ rrsolutIon, which was adopted:
own" That the Commissioner of the Public Buildings and
inform this House. forthwith how many superintendent,
Gal fncmen, husses and woikmrn OF diff
% nc and the salaries paid each Of the aforesaid super
assistant superinendt MS oremen and bosses des
~ hnin. each ind vidna attends To- his mud
,e1pd'N PILOT LAW.
,,., u,EnI shpd business ot the morning hour was
'. can heretofore made by Mr. Randolph, to recon-
y" IN, Committee on Commerce, the report and bill
~ ne f,r the repeal of the law commonly known
:. me Plot law
~ CURTIS, who was entitled 10 the floor, addressed
'" has, during the morning hour, in favor Of the
,,,, ~ rrcommit.
Nj, ~ { concluded JUS: as the morning boar expired
NJ ,rHERTON called FOR the orders of the day
81" - SJ'B,TGEiSIg Y BILL.
,,t,on of Mr.. ATIlERTON, the House again
va ',.s Itself INTO Connlttrc of the Whole the
,, mon (Alr Banks of Virginia in the chair
t mn from the Senate) 10 provide for the collec
y" safe keeping, transfer, and disbursement of the
,,lc moneys
i".. u WILLIAMS of Massachusetts, who was en-.
~, the door addressed the committee in favor Of
'' NJ N mi ! ten minutes before O'Clock
'",, sNITH Of Vermont followed on the same SIDE
u,aou, concluding, until halt; pas, o'clock
as . ,n the House took the usual recess.
EtCniRg Session.
',,I he had commenced, and continued to address
~ u,n., III past ) 0 o'clock He was succeeded by
-. BROWN of New York, who spoke not quite an
- N opposition 10 the bill.
NJ WHITE of Kentucky then obtained the floor
nave way io7 a motion TO adjourn; which prevailing
the House adjourned
W,.n,>.ToS June 5.-ln the Senate to-day Mr.
wall presented a memorial from three hundred and
I,y.sIx citizens of Washington, praying that the
T,er oil the city may be renewed, with certain desig-
rsJ amendments; which, after interesting discus
lam was referred to a select committee. The Bank
,o, I'm was taken up, and the motion TO strike out the
,r,,ulsory clause. after debate, in which Mcssrs
WEBSTER and Clay of Ky. advocated the motion, and
NJ Wright opposed ii, disagreed TO, ayes IL, noes
=; llr Hubbard then moved that the further consi-
,sraon Of the whole subject should be- indefinitely
,os,poned which, after animated debate, in which
Nes.s Hubbard, Buchanan, Allen, Clay of Kentucky,
Walker, Grundy Lumpkin Smith Of Indiana, Web
.,s, Pierce Wall, Linn, and Sewer participated, was
ls,srced To- ayes To- noes %. The bill then, on
,no,,on by Mr. Crtenden, referred to select commit
10 Of. seven members, and the Senate adjourned until
Monday uext-Giohc.
IN the At X. (Frdayl Mr.. McKays resolution On
len If Mr. Chnns) enquirng of the Postmaster Ge-
neral prts,hey and ,chen the Postmaster became de-
.a,,er. was aiop,ed-Mr. White of K. spoke in oppo
sion 10 the Independent Treasury bill-When Mr..
Ramsey obtained the floor, and the committee rose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

.4ttention,- Chesterfield Light Dragoons
nj William Graves Tavern Saturday. the l3lh inst
nj III o'clock fully equipped Except valices) Arms and nc
outrements in order for inspection.
BY order of the Captain
,WM. H. TEMPLE, 3D. Sergeant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

DEMOCRATIC dissertation Of Richmond Manchester Sc
At very full Meeting of the Association, held at
their room on Saturday night, the 9th ins Mr. James
Bosher IN the Chair and Mr. c. Ellis, jr, Secretary the
following resolution adopted, and ordered TO be
published:
"Reso'sed, That this Association being amply i'm
pressed with the Importance Of the present political
crisis recommend 10 the Democrats Of the respective
Electoral Districts to hold frequent assemblages al dit.
ferent points within their respective Districts And 10
the Democratic Party of the State TO assemble in re.
neral Convention, on the I'd Wednesday in September,
at Charlottesville
The Republican papers throughout the Common
wealth respectfully requested to publish the above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

II The last y. Intelligencer has long winded and
the Presidential Electon.-It attempts in vain 10 rid
Gen Harrison of the charge of Federalism in the days
OF John Adams, DC. The las; able letter of Mr. Col
quit OF Georgia reviews the incidents Of that era
traces the course of Gen Harrison in relation ia the
Standing Army with great minuteness and up the
whole statement oithc lntcgenccr by the roots There
position taken by that paper which appears 10
Ia be supremacy ridculous.-The case OF Indiana and
Gen Jackson i'll l32S, aud that of Gen Harrison and
his Committee Of Conscience keepers, is 50 distinct,
that il swonderu how any one can pretend To draw
the slightest analogy between them. We shall pub.
lish Mr. Colqntts letter, well MIR. Blacks as
soon find room for them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

II We have devoted the outside OF this days paper
to the able Address of the Baltimore Democratic Con-
venton-and 10 Mr.. Poinsetls Bill-(and much good
may it do the Tppecanoe Clnb of Virginia. No. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

The Whceliag Committee cannot much longer shirk
the question They have called upon Col. Croglan
for the leading facts in relation to the defence Of Fort
Stephenson lie referred them TO his Correspondence
N The hands Of General Harrison. The country now
calls upon that Committee 10 call upon General Har.
r's"n in produc" innd do justice TO Colonel Crog-
han. The Globe says, that General Harrison once
pledged hrsclftn correct the msrepresentacns which
a'e h"at ~ the histories written under his own eve
Mr. Dawson further says, that the letter written the
!c, and IN excuse and in compliment 10 Gen. H. and
Signed WIN he name Of Croghan, not in fact writ
ten i'y Col Sr"ghan Let the whole truth come out
CO" Croglnn, and the whole country In sc now rirh,
TO demand "l the Wheeling Committee that they should
obtain all the documents from Gen HARRISON and clear
mp this mystery. W. call upon the Wheeling Times,
that has further myst,tcd this subject on the I'd inst,
10 insist upon the CnmmiLlees doinn lis dniY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

7, ETWEEN John nrlcy Union Coffee House and T. H. Jen
- kns,s Dry Store and doors below Governor street
We would take opportunity OF thanking the public l"r
,yors n lived four il was not our design at tr"
ourselves through the but TO do by giving
cIou 10 all called upon which consider far prefer
able 10 any basis and OF which we glad u Know has
been almost universal
il dcsgn pursue Tie same a. This time, and for
The future M goods sold by that DO please in quail
~ ft color MAKE fashion, otherwise be returned and
The money rcfunded-poyided, the shall have been
orn We This time large stock If not ar4er than
any in line of business and would respect niy in
economist call before purchasing, and examine
prices pronounced u low lowe!
other the city will be much d.celr d. We
have Cloth Coats sl Others charge Sl2 for making and tim
nrna furnishing the CLOTH and pants go that are
sold i; and Vests Shirts Drawers, iiandkerrhieis crvas
Stocks Suspcnders Socks Gloves aud Collars Of many KINDS ana
qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cl"thes OF WHEN
determined to sell low for casb ami request the Phb l"
June 9 T9.wtfTl J. d. i GO.
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IIENRIC0 COUNTY

Jos. WREN, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08
WHERE GOES THE MONEY!

WHERE GOES TIE MONEY!
The I.oeoloeo organs occasionally call
upon lhe Wings 10 specify when. Hherr,
and hos lhs public money has been
wasted By ihs Administration. We have
siresdy made . hundred specifications.
and We propose 10 make few more.
Dy an Official dOcameni communicated
20 Congress by The Secretary Of the Urea
sury. ID appears that IN the year 1887. II
thirty. four sespsr,s. me sum Of sz27. sos
so WAS paid oui Of the public treasury 70
cu.iom-houss officers. over and above The
entire smsnsl Of revenne collected by
.hem-aud Ibis. Zoo. exclusive Of dsfalea.
lions.
AiPsssausqaodjy. 10 Maine. sle whole
amount af revenue collected in 1897. vas
s6.665. 95: shile the expense Of collect.
ing this sum. al which officers salaries
constituted he principal, amount 20 s25..
ia 73-or paying nearly four dollars fOI
collecting one.
Again: AZ Niscssset;. in ihe same state,
the whnle amount OF resenue COLLECTED
- sl6.725.2i; while the officers ssla'
rks and other expenses amount 70 $50
OO0-or upwards q 6se dollars Cor col
lecling oat. ae.s s.
Again: A. Marlborough. 10 the same
stale. the revenue rnliecied. amouu,ed q
the sam Of s73l 81; while the olIiceIs
salaries. &c. amounted 20 The enormous
sum ofsl9.l03 43--or upwards OF TWEEN
iy.fiss daIlars paid for each one received
But. worst % all. in which The smonn
Of reyenae collected vas twelve dollars
and the expense Of collecting amount e
three lhousand--or upwards Of 200 dol
lars paid Cor each one collec,ed!!!
Louisville Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08
Fem ai,e Nashville Ranncr.
CHANGES. UO.

Gov. Runnels. who is said 70 possess
greater personsl popularity than any man
in Mississippi. and who has been for
years The Ajax Telemoa Of The Admins
lrs,ion parry 10 that state. IN letter. De-
led Jackson. July l7sh. 1870, and aisess-
Ell 10 a Whig Committee OF Naschcz, an
nounecs bis = deliberate determination"
ofsupporins Cru. Harrison Al the ensu-
laR election. lie says: ssilss
am. and ever shall be democrat.
and when those who profess The doc
trsnes 81 emocracy carry them out in good
faish, I y III be found acting with them.
aud not I'LL then. have no political
views 10 slbserye. bot will. regardless oil
The source from which they emina.e,
continue TO oppose those measures thai
| think are calculated 10 injure my coun.
iry, TO advocate such as | conceive are
calculated 10 sustain our free institutions
and spread peace. prosperity, and happi'
ness through The land. .
The financial concerns Of the country
are in so drplorable condition that I
change cannot be for The worst. am
clearly Of opinion that The doctrines Of an
exclusive gold. aud silver currency are
calculated m,produce a.scene Of bsnkrupl.
cy aud rum, never before witnessed in
our devoted country.
I have heretofore been an advocate
Of the !. exclusive Stale Bank system"
bul am fully convinced that in conse'
quence ol local influences and local caus-
ses. tha, neither the government. nor the
people can prosper wi.hou, The aid Of a
National Bsnk-such Bank can aud will,
as j, has done heretofore, give currency
preferable 10 a metallic currency alone. l
am no. an advocate for uncomfortable bank
paper: bu, for such one as will better
subserve all commercial purposes, and
which can a, the will Of the holders be
converted into gold or silver. H@
In voting for Gen. Harrison let il mol
be said that am sustaining man who
is unworthy Of public confidence. He
lis the son Of one Of ,lle signers Of the DE
lclarslion Independence. the friend aud sup.
porter Of Thomas Jefferson, Of James Ma.
Olson and James Monroe. lie has always
been found ready and willing to enter The
ranks in his counuy's defence, and see
nothing charged sgains. him which has
been sustained by proof calculated. ia
Inv opinion, 10 render him obnoxious "a
the charge Of being Federalisi. VI 1..sa
Il is true that Gen. Harrison siieI
having devoted large portion Of his life
10 The service Of his country. has retired
| from public life and soughs his ease ant
comfor, by bis own Preside. but when Tho
l,ocsim OF war was sounded. or his coun
| uy's liberties endangered, be he has eva
been found among the first 10 grid on BIZ
armor in defencs Of home aud country
cause. ~ '+s@ #.5.
I am, gentlemen, very respectfully
lyourfriend and obedient servant.
Sc HI. G. RUNNELS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

The Prudential Eiccfion.--"Coming
events cas-, their shadows before ihem;"
il this be true. she WORK goes brav.l,
gu" ia respect 10 The Presidential else.
ZION, aud Harrison bids lair 10 be our
next presiden,--we have conquered ouu
opponents in quarters where We had ex
peeled drles,--nay. where VIC did mol
rvea dream Of victory; and already have
We sent ,error in The enemy's camp;
sltesdy have We heard their grosns re.
sounding from Washington +; already dc
We see horde Of Office holders. neglect,
ing the duties Of their office aud the pub
lie interest. in the field imploring pro,ec
a"n 10 Offices which they are conscious
oil having polluted. aud meanly. and
wreichsdly abused. But thank heaven
10 whose hands We have committed oul
cause. they plead in vain--,he patriot
voice is mol 10 be hushed. nor the hear
changed, nor the attention arrested iron
tue wrongs. and miseries. aud wreschsd.
ness. inflicted upon his .eaun,ry. by the
applications Of men so VIGOROUSLY COT
rup,.
Wings of North Carolina ! sons nj
ofpa,riotic sires! slumber not! As y"u
value liberty. as you love your country,
"you deprecue dspra'i.y in Cavern
@sn'. and a. yon ,le'irs il, se''"r a.io'
ia its pristine parity. we charge ever!
man 81 you To be vig'lan.. be acii'e-d
your du,y--"'ds Rome demands you
help" The day Of the election is clos
by, and our opponents are busy; 'hei
dcies, in Angus, has not relaxed 'hei'
perseverance,. but doubled IL "Onc
more unto The breach. dear friends, one
more"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

MANY OF our readers uill. y. doubt
ask Why This half sheet Of ,hs Resafdef,
or hi. half ol l,ai instead 81 whois
poor, We will explain: The L liio'
concluded 10 divide he pone. by giving
hi. patron. ono half aud taking The other
N ,hs R,lsish Convention. The patrons
dlse Recorder sill M, murmur. se are
persuaded. whea they reflect that ], Is mol
aIlsa ihe Elnor thus .'disides the
baf. f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08
ELECTORAL Ticket.

cd. CHARLES M.DOnEl.L. of Burke.
) 1;,a. J1MEs wELLBORN, VI Milkts.
: DAVID niNs0UR. 81 Lincoln.
= DAyID d. cALDAELL. u Rowan.
: IauEs NEBANE. Il casseil.
: Iia.. aRRAu RENcliER. Of Chaihsn.
; I0IIs D. KELLY. Of Moare.
! M. LANES 5 SMITH af Orange.
q clI,Ri.ES MANLY. of Wake.
a c.l WILLIAM O.. LONG. OF HALIFAX.
n MILAN ". CHERRY. Of Berthe.
,s TiIOuAs y. JONES. &C Pefqaimnns.
!, IIsItII COLLINS. af Washington.
n I,uEs w. BRYAN. sf cafterei.
's DINtEf. o BAKER,. of New Hanover.