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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
thursday, Jniy 10.


hsP1hiiean Wills Candidate fsr ceyeruo,
JOHN N. AoRRHEAD.
The foliowing gentlemen have been
nominated n candidates 10 represent ,he
e"uniy Of 0nngs in ths nezi Legislature.
REPUBLICAN WING TICKET. :
Ssaafs.-Hon. Willle p. Mangum-
Commoas.-Wiliian A. Graham, esq.
Nathaniel I. King. esq.
Col. James Grahams.
Dr.. Michael W. Holt.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senate lien. Joseph Allison.
coHmoas.-Col. John Sleeksrd,
Gen. Benjamin Trolipg.r.
cadwsiladsr Jones. jr. esq.
Col. William Homer.
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A Public dinner is To be given BY the
cinzens Of Ptlsylvsnia county. Va. al
Dsa'iIie, 10 the lion. wsddy Thompson.
Of South Csrollna, on the 2ssh inst. IN.
lead Of the 2lst IS before stated.
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MAR RTE Da

In this county, on the 18th inst, by
Charles Wilson, esq. Mr.. SIMPSON RHEw
to Mrs. MARY HALL, widow Of William
Hall, esq. deceased.
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Several articles saillsd this week %
give place 70 lhs sseslIsnl Address 10 .hs
PeoPls Of N0rlh Csrolins.
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A Convention Of 10000 Of the Wings
If massachusetts met at Worcester, on
l7,h Of June. and unanimously selected
the Hon. John Davis as their candidate
lor Governor. |, 10 said that he will be
elected by . maturity Of IL or $4,000.
.taiionat InicIiiSencer.
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We are auihorized 90 announce Jane,
Z. 1urreniine. % . candidate Cor Ie-elsc.
linn 20 the Office of Sheriff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

We are authorized 10 announce Col.
William Shaw % candidate for the Of.
Zee Of Sheriff.
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aasfg n HNssa.


AMOS KENDALL. we fnd in
all parts vf ihs country, Psslmaslers
uIterins ihe must indignant rsbukr
ol this rx Innciionary. Tor daring o.
send his inpudent begsAr's petition
10 them 10 procure Subscribers Tor ~,
laui sheet. We gave = copy Of the
Circular q week or Two ago, Which
h.d been forwarded 10 90 by q pvsi-
master SLo c.uid moi loo strongly rx.
press his caniempt Tor Kendall. We
hss snarx q communication lrvm
snaihrr Postmaster. ~ho dues 60
mach sxrcuiiva % q lev words 40 ne
have ever seen. he shows the ava.
rlcious h,pocri,e. Kendall. In ihs ACT
vi violating one VI his osR rules.
NsylJ u NJ. DO srIl Tor each Post
master TO put The Prospectus and
A idrrss ~ . new enrsiope aud reiurn
tnrm To- Anus according 90 hrs a~n
bIrcciiuns. u 10 not probsbls, hos.
sirr, thai Niles ~sald make him pay
ins passsgr: Fayetteville 0bs.
Mr.. Ediisr;--A short time since. I
received sums inslructins Irum Uncle
.sBlOs. rslause ~ INC posiOtice
department. giving me some u ihe
NEST particular inlsnctions required
Of ta,lm4slris 20 tarir official auiirs.
lac ioilsainS are some of his
instructions: /. Ii u The practice oi
many 10 address thrir hsndbllls 60
Pos,naslers. BY mich means they
give them .. extensive circulation.
Tree u postsgs. THIS 10 an shuss
Which musl be corrected" But seven
days sgu received . bsndb,li from
liM. % ordsr 10 promote his pri.
sste interest. NTH an svidenl ln,sn.
iI"n dad be give q such . convey asss
that a m,ssi 81 Tree Of postage.
Now 10 relation 10 THIS, his iusiuc-
tions are, '.iv return the sams 10 Che
persua shs seat o., under . nes rn-
ssiape, With the charge Of letter post.
sSc endorsed, llu that wishes To-
s.sern others weli must FIRST learn
10 so'rra himself. lie % dlsappoiht
rd 90 aus,hrr one Of his passengers.
Ihat he walked by the ~ay IVA
pOSr OFFICE.
Spindiins The Public Treasury.--
Mr.. Prolhii. OF lnd,sas, has d,sulg.
cd. ~ Congress, sumo facts on the
susjscl oi Government Contracts To-
Fmrids, which are startling; but ne
DOUBT Il any thing can match = recent
Case. related ~ Tic F,urids Star, oi
n brig, which arrived al Crdsr
Keys. ~iih I. cargo of hans. T"sy
we.e Condemned by the U. States
Agents, sold At forced sale at ST.
Mark. al night; b"uSh, IN by tho
clerks 81 the u. ). Agents. aud resoid
by them 10 the GUprrnmeht AT . pro
d, ut 81, 1000. u these facts are true.
hanging is too ga"d Tor the caipr''s.
Inc florida war at this rate, Is as %
has been since its commencement.
. VAR Of fraud aud robbrry on the
Public Treasure. I" !. star
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

THE examination of the students Of Green
L Spring Academy will take place on Satur.
day the aslh Of July. An exhibition Of public
speaking will he had On the accession.
]. ]. BLACkw00D. Principal
Jaiys S.
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70 II A FORGERY.

Messrs. Lynn Boyd, John Jameson,
Hopkins l.. Turnsy. Lesn Sieenrod and
Jesss A. Bynum. lscofoco members 81
Congress. ON Friday Published in The
Globe an address 10 their constituents. in
IN The body of which they inserted let
ier signed ~iih the name sf w. ID. Cal
houn. fwhig member OF Congress from
Massachusetts in which Me- Cslhonn 10
made 10 say that Gen. Harrison Was q
member Of an Abolition Society.
Nc. Calhoun immedialy published |,
mole IN the National Inlrlligencer charge.
ing The said Lnco Foco members OF Con-
grsss with inierPolasing lhe words . Abo
Ii,ion Soeiely;" and. in the last Globe.
Messrs. Lynn Boyd. John Jameson and
Hopkins L. Turaey. acknowledged that
they did inierpola,s iha words in the let
Ter. and ADM, ,lla, they are mol in ,hs
original! IL this fogery!
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In another column will be found The
letter Of the Hon. VIM. %. Calhoun, es-
posing the Low srickery Of certain men.
bers Of Congress, which we promised in
our last When men resort 10 such means
for SUSTAINING ihemselye. is furnishes ihs
best Of evidences that they ere conscious
that the tide 10 against them and that
they are sinking. Base Is Is this act Of
Me''rs. Byaum. Boyd. and others, !, 10
but Of piece with many that the
party have been guilty Of in their ef.
forts 10 decry the well earned fame Of
the gallan, Harrison. Truth. justice,
every thing. 10 sacrificed in The struggle
% mainisia themselves in office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

The Bankupi Bin. which passed shs
Ssnals after 90 murh lsbofions disevs-
sion Of ils principles and is details has
received ils quiet1s in The Hosss Of Rep
rrssalslisss. ID came up on the 7.h inst
10 The order Of business. received 10 krss
and second readings 40 . matter ofeourss.
and then. on maiisn Of Mr. Pieksns, was
ordered 70 lie On The sabls BY sols Of
l0I 10 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

II must be gratifying TO the friena' OF
DIR. Thomas J. Faddis. formerly OF THIS
place but now Of Lafayette county IN the
state uf Mississippi,) to see how fully the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

l-is disd On ghs psssafs e he sab-lrea
sury. i never helisFsd Il "a any Ihina
bua sind-" hr. r.. ssidsa an sproal
% ~hieh svsa hia seies. spon 10 high
ess ksF. was drswssd. rsplisd. s.fes. Il
10 Ibe soaih Cafulins chisslry. and i
has lissle 10 fear from ne shiulry e The
gsnllensn from Nsrlh Caralina.H Or
der was faslly restored. 10 some de-
gree. By ihs Speaker ealing spaa Ihs
srrgssnl-si-Arsns 70 clear the sisles.--
The smondmsHis % lhs iisls were thea
rsjseied. and me ofisiasl iitls adopted.
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Tia iniisi5sals uho osieiaalIy sosKhl
islormalion % 10 ihs corrsefpsas of lhs
indiaas story-xhieh 10 shs bzsis d
Tina whais mslieF-de NOT kn0w 20 lhis
day that Gsserai Iisrsison vas ever con
SEIZED upsn the suhjeei. or that he essf
commsnieaasd The infarnstios % ne
msmber Of Congress of -hen heir In.
quiry sss made. This fact pufs 10 4 q n
al The . holy hafsof% of shs Globe.
The exussrdlnsry isierpolssioa %
whieh | have spaksn has given The
Globe sa opportunity 10 rsap-si thar The
charges made lhrs1gh me Boston Pass
are sabsiaRlislly sdnaird bs me. Heaee
! deem IL Important % bring he Globe
sgsin directly 70 he point. And there
fore once more repeat that the charges re-
ferred 10. - herelofore specifically SCI
forth. from whslsrer qusrler ibry may
come. are. zach and al af ihrm. from be-
ginins 20 sn--esery srnlanee every word.
and every syllsbls-fslse snd ouly false:
and that the infefences. each and eli Of
them. jesuitically drawn. OF sliempied 10
be drawn by The Globe. as well 80 those
dedDced in the address % The menbers
Of Congress. are a. uafsuadsd as the
charges themselves are false
w. n. CALHOUN.
Ills unnecessary 20 examine psriieu.
larry The structure af The lercr furnished
by the i've membmers % Congress.
When. howevr they represen, me as say
ing that /" he Gen. II. D While Governor
Of Indiana. Tor Ven years. done every
thing IN his poUe 10 spread sls,er." &C.,
| must be allowed that I have never
/" done" any srch English a. that ~nh
ny eyes open. And must beg Of those
Eve genIlemsn that may no, be . done
into EnglIsh" any luther By Them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

then already and he has succeeded In erect
ing most splendid edifice. The building will 10
main as long the island remains mistaken by an
dustry, and perseverance,.
The master mason, from the first movement, has
been Mr.. Cook The original commits sioners were
Walter Bovine, Saul Alley, Samuel Swartwout, and
Elisha Tibbetts. he commissioners now arc Wal
ter Bovine, Saul Alley, and Daniel Jackson. There
ed on the building. the Marble is obtained from
Mr. Frank Gains quarry, at East Chester. The ma
terias purcha ed by contract the erection is
contracted for The whole work will have occu-
pied, when comp eted, about seven years; and, so
far has been carried without the loss of sin lie
life
The MERCHANTS EXCHANGE is much larger
edifice than the Custom House. It's dimensions are
1873 feet on Wall street, III William street, IA
on Hanover street, and 1876 feet on Exchange Place
II is II feet high To the top OF the coraice, and 2i
feet from the foundation wall TO the top Of the dome
the architect, Mr. gers, has ja4iciously conrived
to have all his at right angles, except the
ner in each story. The exterior OF the build
ing of granite, with gigantic granite pogtico sup
porteo by eighteen granite columns of the Ionic
der after the plan of the ErechMei0n at Athens.
The following is very accurate representation OF
this noble building, seen from the corner of Wall
and William treets, the view down the latter af-
fordpg SIGHT Of Delmonico's in the distance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
MONEY MARKET.

The Stock Market has been very heavy to-day, and
general decline in prices has taken place United States
Bank 4 PER cent Harlem per cen, stoningon per
cents Delaware and Hudson per cent sales ofIndiana
72i Corporation Bonds premium
The tolls received the New York Canal during the
last week in August were 1870
During the month Angus, Ie7,loi
The market generally continues very quiet. The elec
tons attract grea, deal OF attention The results thus
far do not however. eNer favorable influence prices
ofbusness There Is an INCREASING auety for the arri-
val othe next news from Enlan chiefly in reference 10
the turn the affairs Of the ted States Bank may have
taken there Thorcis cslcney increasing distrus Of
her ability TO in Janlsy nest One ofths Phila~
derhia papers has invented powell plan for TO got out
Gifts difficulties which ID 70 bu specie h its notes
suBcicns &C. pay s delts The lot,en concern fought
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
Pub,,c Build,ny. OF New York.

In the course OF a. few months, when the Mer'
chants Exchange is finished, New York, and par
ticularly Wall street, will present an array OF pub
lie buildings that can scarcely be surpassed in any
part Of the globe.
The Custom House, the exterior of which is fin
ished (the interior will be completed by next May
surpasses any building Of its size in the world, both
in the beauty of its design and the durability OF ITS
construction 1t is in the form of parallelogram,
200 feet long by 80 feet wide and about 50 feet high
from the bottom of the foundation wall to the sum
nit of the dome. The order of architecture is the
same as that Of the Parthenon at Athens, with some
few variations in parts of the building. For exam
pie. the colonnade of marble pillars continued
all round the Parthenon, is the ease in that beau
tiful modern building, the Bourse, at Paris; where
as in the New York Custom House there is only a
colonnade at the north and south fronts, the TANKS
being merely an,e pilasters attached TO the WALL
me- ry flush with the same. The following is avery
eseptation Of the exterior of this beau
tiful edfce, appears; having just been ex'
pos ed to public view.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Roth parties are marsbailing their forces here IN
the city preparatory to the coming fight. The Tip
pecaaoes are gong steadily ahead in their orgsniza.
ton: aud " things not embarrassed and bothered
by the bpll-headed obstinaoy Of the Young Mems
Committee and other cliqucs, who mOnopolize all
the folly Of the wings in these parts, they expect to
achieve wonders. The democrats are doing every
thing which they suppose necessary to ensure sue
cess They intend to run Judge Scott, whom the
Governor and Senate tumbled out of the Marine
Court so unceremoniously, for the Senate, IN the
place Of Mr. Tallmadge, whose term expires. MIR.
Tallmadgc will not consent to be a candi ate and
the wings are undetermined upon whom Ia stow
the empty honor Of being defeated. Ex-mayor Clark
!. spoken Of but We think he would hardly accept
the nomination.
The candidates for Congress- are not all determined
upon by tas parry. u - settled that Mr. Roose-
welt Is TO be terminated by the Democrats. This j.
good selection, and he will be sure Of success
Messrs. Wood, Canmerfori, McKeon. and Cutting.
are spoken of a. his associates. hut good deal of
management will be necessary before the thing i.
settled. Mr. Monroe, IL is thought, will consent 10
b. candidate for reelection, and it is determined
90 press the nomination up Mr.. Hoffman, but u is
thought he will hold Of, for the olicc Of District
Attorney, under General Harrison.
90. We 6nd that cabs are Authorised by law u
charge = 10 cents for any distance tevea 100 yards
undcr mile This is an imposition ru' upon The pee
re tv ttc &C omor Courci'.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Each flank elevation presents "a large windows
and IL smaller at the basement, with centre
door and two end doors under the stiObath, at the
north and south ends Each of the two fronts pre-
sent very beautiful colorado Of eight marble pill
lars 20 feet inches in height, laid in courses, flu
ted but not polished, and feet inches in dame
ter. Those of the Parthenon at Athens were feet
diameter, 81 feet high, and highly polished present
ing in the front view but columns The marble
columns of the Custom House have pedestal, but
stand upon the granite which forms the platform of
the portico at each end The Doric capitals of these
columns feet 6 l. 2 inches in height-over this
comes the architrave of feet 10 inches in
height and 80 feet Is in width the triglets,
NICE freze and the rest of the entabature is about
feet more and the whole is surmounted by psdi-
ment rising ii feet from the centre. The proper
tonate height of each story may be by the fol-
lowing table
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Blue Beard was repeated
to full house last night and the performances were
capital. Master Wood danced in his usual beauti-
full STYLE and the audience in roar Of delight
all the evening.
The bill fer tonight is very rich. That amusing
farce Raising the Wind, is to be presented.-Jere-
my Diddler, Browne. No actor in this country can
play this part well 1t will be rich treat
Sanford the famous delneaor of the pecuarities Of
the negro, makes his first Appearance. These
rious attractions cannot fail toBfl the house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

VgS-NsrNH,LL GAsDEN-rhis favoritc place OF resort
destsed to 20 ahcad by way of novelty Every night
we have son.hing new, and the saloon is always full
Last evening the audience appeared delighted with the
dancing OF young la,tlcr he appers egsin night al
SO MISS hosalic RITTER, very promising child, only five
years old Her recitation Of Hope was universally ap-
Pauded. Gartner's song OF Brantreth Pills rcceiv
ed with shouts and Whilocks Songs and Banjo playing
YVES encorcd through the whole evening lie Is without
an exception the best Pcrsousor of the negro character
cversaw, Miss Clemeniine appears in entirc new
dances the Moscow Brothers also appear and all Tor the
small sum oftwo shillings Cheap enough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Mr.. JAMEs's NEw NovEL.-Harper Brothers
have published the Man Arms, Henry dc Ce-
reas, Romance, by G. p. r. James, author Of Hem
ry Of Guise, etc. This is like all that James has
written, very interesting and Instructive story full
OF highly wrought, but natural nositon, effective
scenes, and strongly marked characters. There
are two minor tales at the end-one sad tale, and
the ohera glad tale, called Annie Deer. The other
called Clara Of Newhray, is laid in the time Of King
Stephen; its only fault is its brevity. We wishtha
James would write historical novel, illustrative
of the stormy reigns of Maud aud Stephen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

o. CusruAu TnEsrRE.-rhis elegant establishment
continues victorious, and is nightly crowded from pit
dome. This e.cning the magnificent Spectacle of Blue
Beard and the interesting piece OF the Courier OF the
Ocean viii be repeated This of sclfis tall bill, but in
addition, Browne appears Jeremy Diddler, ia Raising
the Wind and SANFORD. the well known eNtray
singer in several Negro songs sc. great gathering
will take place. doubt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

DEATH or GaS. HrSDs.-Ths venerable citizen
and old patriot departed this life the 23d ut. at
his residence, in Jefferson County, Mississippi.
The la mediate Of his death the rupture Of
a blood vessel. The Nstchez Courier remarks,
General Kinds was with General Jackson at the
Battle Of New Orleans and during the whclr of the
last war, rendered his country much valuable SER
vice"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

STABBISe.-The Richmond Wing states that Col.
voolfolk, late Delegate from Orange, was stabbed
with a knife, by gentleman named Martin. at
Orange Court, last week. Martin gave Voolfolk
the lie, who Immediately struck him over the head
twice with a heavy cane, when Martin stabbed
Voolfolk above stated. Accounts conflict rs TO
the dancer OF the wound.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

PARK THEArRE.-Power appeared here last night
in his favorite part Of Paddy O'Raferty, in which
his naive personation Of the genuine bog trotter-
hard listed, and soft hearted-drew down the enthu-
siastic psudits of large audience. Mrs. Bailey
played Marsaretta and though evidently laboring
under severe indsposition, sang the favorte air
"Should he upraid with her accustomed good taste.
Mrs G Hill was the Nina, and was encored in that
pretty dance 1.-The Fox Hunters Gig" This is de.
cidedy the nearest to hit which this lady has made
since her debut.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

NEw MUsIc.-Atwill, POI Broadway, has publish
ed the following new music, Who'd a thought Of
seeing YOU" comic song, 2nd edition "The
Bride" did not weep;" Pretty star Of my fan
cy;" aud, q saw her on the vessels deck,''a COM
position OF Donize,ti. They are all very pleasing
pieces of music and Atwill deserves credit for his
taste expedition and enterprise in publishing all the
popular music of the day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

TWoLI G,EDESs-The enterprising proprctors OF this
fashionable have engaged Mr.. Charles get up
series of Vaude,cs. Mr. Gibbs the popular vocal
st (who has made the fortune Of half the managers the
country is the bright particular star. We hsppy To
state she well received. last Monday evening by IA
shionable auditory. Mrs Gibbs will appear this evening
in two yandevillcs. Win variety Of iayorite SOM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM ENGLASD-Ship West
Chester. arrived from Liverpool yesterday. Sailed
thence August j-one day after the Acadia. Next
will be packet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

SPANISH L,NGUaeE.-With the exception Of the
English, the Spanish and French the only Ian
guages now spoken here. To be taught Spanish, try
Mr. Garboyo. See advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

NIgLo's GARDEN.-The Pantomime went off last
night with great eelat We too happy to see
that notwithstanding the fall OF the leaf the gardens
are still well attended. 1t would not be bad spec
for Niblo to keep open another month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

BEGINNING OF THE ESD.-An inqusition was
taken yesterday in the Sheriif's Court, against
Thomas S. Hamblin, at the suit of Shepard Potter,
timber merchant, to recover the amount Of $50 Is
for lumber furnished the theatre for the purpose of
constructing the big water tank. No opposition be-
ing set up to the claim, judgment was ordered.
Alas poor Tom He is going the way Of all flesh.
Poer Tom s a-c0ld'-b bat not with cold water.
He knows trick worth two Of that. So long as he
advertised in the Herald" he never had any iude-
ments against him. Mr. Wads " orth, think of your
associate
GfJ In the OF the unfortunate creature, Cass,
who died in prison, find that there are two sides
to the story. He was the tool Of scoundrel named
Sawtelle, who used him to swindle the firms
spoke of yesterday out Of thousands of dollars As
asaa the great rogue got off and the poor devil died
IN prison Sawtell was arrested, but made his es-
cape from the officer Cass acquitted of fraud,
because the evidence CHS books) were stolen from
the possession of the court. 1t an extraordi-
nariiy complicated case, blu. the New York mer-
chants gultless Of cruelty. Sawtellc was from
Boston, and is a bad fellow. We hope he will be
caught.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

TO die before l prove recreant to my obligations,
stiii II will not be diff uJt to forge signature
. Be good enough TO have this explained to Con-
gress, and those generals and chiefs who preserve
sentiments Of honor and fidelity.
4" ANAsTATIO BUsTAMENTE."
New Orleans Balietin, Aug. %
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-04
Administrators Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against
IA the estate Of UiHiam Con,cay,
deceased, are hereby notified and request
ed to attend before the Probate Justice of
La Sale county, at his office, in Ottawa,
on the second Tuesday in September, A.
d. 1910, for the purpose of having the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
by the subscriber. in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims agains, said decedent
]. II. ELMORE,
administrator.
AuCpst a. 1910. l3--GN