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, 1840-02-01
FIFTEENTH VOLUME OF the
KNICkER ls0Ck Ek MAGAX1NE

TIME Jsnu.rs number Of the Kn,ckerbock.
4 e., uel0) commenced the fifteenth
voluri. OF that periodical. The work has
bees ~ long tefIe the public, aud such has
been ito constant increase in repute and cir-
culatiun, that little Is desmad necessary TO be
s,iJ in relative IL its character, which 10
uox Ito, oushly established in America, AID
widely and favorably knowa abrosd. AZ =
D.S y.lu,ss, ho~sver. affords = starting
poin, for ue~ readers. it msy BE- proper 70
say, ,ha, it 10 the ain Of the Knics rbocsrr
10 roach sesrly every division Of general lit
~era,ure, ADD TO comprehend u in sn'P'e
though ,rsssient survey. . wide range OF
amusement and ~instructios. Ii has pre-.
scented, ssj Will contiAus 10 prsseat later.
estinf articles. illustrating American society.
the times, manners, etc. eat :rtaiaia2 rscesds
Of travel, foreign and domestic; humorous
stories anl sketches; tales u the sea. If pa
,hos, snd Of resi- life; poetry, and legsnds
and essays upon Numerous add '.ried thenses;
with occasional brief a~rticies, Of = more SOL
id descriptiou, intended to refrssh the minds
Il prious AVID the learned; 10 stimulate
.+h46Ny0 ths young; ana 10 excite II oil
tram, Of profitable reflections, asd give stim
ulous to thought. Ia short, the divias, the
unsralist. and the ssaiennaa; the kOmorous
observer, and the interpreter Of nature; the
poet aai the Novelist, have wade asd will
continue 10 make the Knicksrbocker tho re-
o,i,ory of their various treasures.
Ano.x the many writer's who have o.
,rituted originsl articles to this Magazine,
from ito commencement, including matter in
store for the fifteenth volume, will be found
the following: and i, ray be asserted. with
out fear Of contradiction, that no periodical,
native or foreiga. can exhibit 80 distinguish
ed a galaxy Of high and various ialeai. II
sh"uid be sddsd. narrower, that the nost
eminent Of these contributors nrs Not the
l.a,, f~nsquenty encountered 10 the pacss Of
the Knickerbocker. Mt. lsvrKe has had On
average Of three articles in the different de-
partmentsof each number Of The work, since
his permanent conneIion with it; AR. CoorER
followed up his first paper With Others
equally spirited; asd itmsy well be doubted
whether Mr.. BAYASr mas ever penaed finer
lines than The Prairies,'s the Arctic Love,
{" his Mistress" and his magnificent poem,
The Winds;'' or whether Processes, Loye.
rrLLpw has ever exceeded his s~eversl beau.
tiful .Psalms .f Iise;" or Mr. W.sr hi.
voluminous .I.etiers from Pa.myrs,' and
i Letters from Romeo" ail Of which had their
origin in the kS:cKrRlocxIR:
, 1840-02-01
~GAlIO:SiNG.
A. F. TRAINER, late from Vi cinin,

a. r. lNAI4NE.N, 6dte from tpgIHid,
4 reansseed the above business in the town
IL Of BID HLING-GREES, Pike eosnty. Mo-.
shrse be vilI h st ell tiass fusEA, in The boss
lately ocaspied BY Ir. rosptiss, sPp.'its J Camp
h~II's Store. H.. work will be done 10 fs.hionsbis
aud nest style ~, % the shostest notice, he
thrnsfsfe coli :its . share Of public patronage, hoping
1T shesaMe tise Ca aise sstisfsetion' - M paiss
will be- srssrd is - dOiug. Jsn IL, lslO-tf
, 1840-02-01
Ths AEgels whisper.

Ths Argets whisper.
4 B,sY vas sleeping.
Is . tbes was weeping,
Fur her husSand wss Ear On the vide rsgis4 SEA.
And the tsnpest vas swelling
Raunl IN. 6shsfuaa's Ivsiiug.
And sic crisl 'Dsssst tarIirs. Oh; eel ne ssss - me"
Her bssjs wbls sAs lBohsfsd
The baby sill slsnSsrsd.
And smilsd in her face % she bsndsi her knee;
Oh, blessed 10 that warning,
My ehid's deep sdeFninG-
Fer I know that Tie angels are uhisPerisG With 'hss.
and Will. they are tsspisl
Bright watch -: thee s!ssfiag.
Oh, pray to then ssAiy ny tasy, With ~
And ssy tbos wsslS.t rstkef
They'd vaisk Ger ,hy frthsr.
For I know tia, the angsis are whisPsrins with ths'
The dawn Of the nsPnipg
Saw Dsrmot returning.
And the wife wept With joy. her bsss'' father 10 see.
And cloacly earessinG
Her child with . blessing. .
Said. I knew that the angel, ser whispering 70 "'"':
, 1840-02-01
A Likely & Man
FOR SALE

y rn''uanes Of an order granted to the srdeIrSn-
Il ed, hy County Court Of Pike Coua,y, at the sp~
cisl terra in January eighteen hund'sd aud forty,
the uudsrsigned will cell to the highest biedsr, on ,sc
h'st day Of the next February term o. the Coun'y
Count for said County. in the town Of Bo~l,-s-Gses,
one lihcly negro man. belonging q" The estate If "a
5. Msckey deceased. with . credit from day Of SAFE
till the G"t Of Jsunsry eish,ess bundled ard io,.y
one. Tie %Purchs'ss Gill be requirs' to give boLi
and approved secnrify for the purchase money. bess
ing interest at six per cent. from day Of s,'e Ln'r.
paid. JOHN MACkEY, Aau',.
Ja,n,ry 4 1slp-At
, 1840-02-01
iHNIk AND JOB PRINTING.

Book., Blank Cbecks,
PAN yhiets, - Deeds, Mortgage,
Circular, SOte~, and
Cards Of all kinds, ~ Balls Of Gxehaag,,
laaisS, sherid's,
H0s-r, asa BILLS. Cierk's, aad BLANks
Hard Ss>ttcess
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
villa doss eIpelitioasly on reasonable tesrss .: the
N-AsT RIPHR jsssfR 0rctCr
, 1840-02-01
PERSONAL OPINIONS.

OPISIOSS.
MS tAcaLLEscY GOVERNOR KvtaBrf. o. MASS.
i peruse the numbers Of the Knickerbock.
er with high qualification. They seem TO me
Of an order Of merit quite above the average
ef the periodicals of this class, American OF
English. II | should not find il in my pow
sr to place myself in the excellen, company
Of your contributors, with which you tempt
me, i, will certainly not b for the want Of
good WILL
THE AUTHOR or sPicKwIcK.' OLIVER TWIST etc.
Il read the Knicksrbocker with very great
pleasure: it is iadeed a most various and en-
iertainin: periodical. 1t will afford me plea
sure to contribute to the pages Of n work
which numbers among its regular correspon-
dents such writers as Mr.. ~IRvrNG.'
HON: J.. I. PAULmNe, SECRETARY OF THE
~ AMERICAN NAVY,
4 hSRs always flt . deep interest 10 the Kaicksr.
bocke&. And taken pleasure in bringing It 70 the notice
Of my friends The msnsss in which il IL conduetsd
and 80 great merit Of many sf III esoributsn, pla%s,
Il in ths highest ssat Of periodicals. Yes merit in.
srsssi1 success. b ysus seal, sssrgy, saa pr.
, 1840-02-01

ws'hinEtos Ir,inr,
w'lli.sC Bs,snt.
~Feua'mose, Cooper,
Hon J X r.uldins,
Diokeu'. (Bss.)
Fits G,esne Hsiltch,
P,of II W l.sssfellow,
Miss O " Sedgsiek,
Rev Timothy Plat,
N.csols' Biddls f'q..
R"sest Sos,sey, tEus,)
J S.udsssoo,'A1eriess in
Psris,)
Rrv'w IN We've. ('Pal1y.
~ l.stfe's.')
II.s I.~sis Csss,
Capt . Marpst. (ESa }
u S,erhsns, ('iaeidsnt
81 Tssr-l,'
Sir EAss,d i.yito1 Bsl~s
Rev orsiile D-wsy.
Hon Y v Charlton, ga.
James G fereivsl, Hsq.
Ills Eicslloncy wn II
Seward,
wiili.Gsylord Cisrk Ess,
Hon z u Wilde, ga
Hairy Frsoco,'
W fillmore Siun., Erq
Mr. I. n SiesurLsy.
Rev Dr. Beshune, (Phila
Miss l.esiis,
W d Gallagher, (Ohio,
HsnJudge Conrad. Phila,
DR. d W Holmes, Mac
Joseph c HesI, Fec. p
Psof Hitchcock, Mac
Mrs E e EnbsIy
Hoe d D Basnsrd,
Mr. C~athervsod, OnsatHl
Traveller
Gu Justice Mellse, Maine
Robert Rnsts. Y s N
3 d Dakia. Eco
Rev M Gssnet', Msss
Mrs. Giless, 8
Martin, E'S
WIN E Burtos, Csnsedian
II W Ellsworth. d G
Few Dr. Ressley, NJ
II u Schoolcrsft. Esq
Tyrsae Power, Esq Cen
Rev J P,erpont. Mas
Hon G C verplanck.
Col r McKeaney,U s S
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IN IN TIE hS:CEERDOCxkn:

Rev H~sry Bs'eons, Ky
Chasles Sorssus, Eco
Para Benjsnia. ESQ
Thsod"re 5 Fay, k:.q
ME- Fanny Keasie BstIe,
Hos ChsaceIlos Kent,
Rev wsl,es Csltoa. U 3 N
President Dusr, Cslumsis
uotfsge,
Joseph Barber, Fec
Mice n = Gould. Mass
Mics Lsndos, E.sg
lion Judge Hall, 81
William L Stsns, ESQ
Rev DR. Bfantley. y T.
Nathaniel HsutLsra. Mass
Rev rsspsdy,.
I hsrI.s Anthem, Columsi
IN College
9 Alfred 3 Street, Eco N Y
PiofsssorIngraAs N, author
Of 'LsAtfe,'
Coasal e " Grssse, Roee
Jsnes p'ooh'. Esq
Rev DR. sprisE,
J II IIlIhsu.e, Esq
Robert c Ssnds, Esq
n " Bird, author Of Gal
ssar.'
Professor Feltos, Mass
Stacy C rstt., Esq NJ
q Whittier,
Willism Pitt Palmer, Esq
Dr. Csruthers, Va
Prof Beck. Y
Mise NJ A Brovse, Eng
Hon Charles Miner, Pa
Dr. A Brigham. Conn
Edward 8 Gosld, Esq
Charies Ho6man. Esq
Mrs r Ellst, 8 G
Rufss Dawes, Esq
Hen B W Richards, Phils
Greuviils Mellen, Esq
Horace Greeley, Eco
Rev Dr. Pise, NY
George i.unt, Esq
B D Thatcher. E.a Bo'tor
w G aed6eld, E'q NY
T Tuekermsn, Esq
Msssachusetis,
DR. Caleb Ticknor, Mas
w " Sismons, Mas
Rev d. Schroeder, N
w A Rogers, ESQ Del
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J. Nj. g. J.C BELL.

Lave ju.s received at theis store 10 CLARKS.
Ii VILE; res steamer ludian Queen
IS htis Sugar, 6bIs. Nolases,
4 foxes dipt candles, 20 bags Of shot asid.,
5 nsuli " 2n dos. bed cord,.
10 dos. plough lines. ~ bis. Of Old whistey,
50 kegs tar. 8 kegs msdder,
3bls hard she'll slmonds 4hegs indigo,
Is dos boz blaekiag ~ N. pereussiSa esps,
1000 gun 6iats, 6 boxes axes,
4 boxes 6ne chewing NJ. Saaui.h eisa",
tobacco. 10 NJ. Melee, Z"
oil Of which they will eel low fos Cash, o. eosntry
produce. They vii also receive in = few days.
iaHs and full supply Of CoG.s, Tea', Liquors,
&c. e.. Clsrksriie, Dee. q, 1880 1T
, 1840-02-01

IMPROVEMENT IN STOCK.
/, is well known by intelligent farmers
bei great improvements may he made in
sss Sisisciksz eiIal2ioa 70
, 1840-02-01

January 4 lS4o-A
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dettmanfgsmsnle % heir snhssFns would
admitl And . Il not evident lhs, a. On.
steady course, surh = would sshoasly
lajaFs thsiF customers, Woud greatly a.
minish, il i did moi sltagsslsE destroy
their pro6ul Bui viii banks - viii
srrry ihias 80. 4 : ,efy essy . knd
matters q oGsnes when persoa i D.
Ieamined n condsmn.
There ere msay ehallslans Il his dr..
~hose onls hope Cor public favor il based
apoa vehement inssetivrs against he
banks. Bel he people aFs bsginnsng .
sts through I'll this dupIleily. and VII
require more substantial esideacs 81 abb
lily 10 ser.e them. ihsa he siolence Of
heir railing against institutions they Do
moi understand. and which wise men.
taught b. The experience Of many years.
have thought essenliai % The prosperity
Of The country.
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A Tiliainous Fraud and EorgsryH
A gross imposition upon The people oi
The United States has besn perpe,rased
BIZ some unprincipled men. who appear
10 be willing 10 sacrifice every thing 70
,he success Of their ptr,y. a short lime
since lie New York Courier and Enqnir.
er cautioned The Wings throughou. The
Union ag.ius, The frauds which might
be attempted. and mentioned, IS among
The las, cards which Tie Administration
has to pl,y, The following. viz: To 'ssus
two forged letters purporsing To be writ
Ten by t;en. Harrison--one 10 be sircu'
lated at The South, denouncing slavery
in the biucresi icrms--,he other 10 be
circulated in The Eastern states, lauding
,he institutions Of slavery, snd denoune-
ing ell opposed 10 il, This. and other
:nJicstions Of rerklessness in the admin
,s,ration party. have induced some OF The
Wing papers in this s'a'e TO caution Their
leaders agsins, attempts q, imposition
These cautions we're noticed in the Stan
,lard las, wesk, in style Of buster aud
braysdo. No man "dsre charge us with
fraud or the design Of fraud 10 our face.
SAYS the Standard. The Standard may
no, have participated in il; but neser'he'
less fraud has beea eommiitsd. Forged
letters hare been issued. The one io'
the South appears in what is called "in'
Enancipalor-Exua"-enoush oil i'seii
IN condemn The whole matter; because
the editor Of lha, prin, really considere'
Gan, Harrison an Abolisioaisi. aud Of
,h,, accouu, desired his elevation 10 IT,
Presidency. he would not take pains =
circulate a, the South what he knew wonI
have a tendency to delea, his own WISH
es. Many other circumstances. wh'e'
We have not now time TO specify 60
show tia. i, is q gross sndimpudens false
hood. The matter 10 sufficiently explain
ed in the following article from Jane
Lyons, esq. one of the candidates o
The Wing Electoral ticket of Virgins
j which we copy from The Petersburg IL
,elIisencer of Tuesday last:
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on THURSDAY NEXT.
nc 18th day OF November,

th,. election will lake rlace throughout
the state Tor fifteen electors for Pr sidrnl
and Vice President OF The United Stairs.
thur Wing friends shnuld rcmfmher
sha. he Administration rariy are Tho
roughly organized. and that e'sry posi-.
BE sxerli . will be made 20 bring every
man 10 The polls. This should be met
with corresponding exeriians On cur part.
Let every Wing 90 % The polls and cast
IN his WIT. and We shall carry our ii-kei
by al least Ten ihousand majofiiy. 6iest
and important principles ere ., stake;
The very existence. perhaps. Of our free
institutions; certainly thelr purity y IN
danger. Rightly viewing these Petils.
no rue Whig will PERM, any light mat
Ger 10 deiain him from he polls. To
shat ndicule shall sc expose ourselves.
II the arrogant Boosting u The Standard
shall be permitted 10 become nuel "Les
the same numbcr Of votes be cast Tor
Van Buren, in November a were cast Tor
Saunders in August. and We shall carry
the siau By six thousand ,oiss," SAID ihe
Standard few weeks ago; thereby insi.
uuatng that fourteen thousand Wings
nilI be absent from their posts on the
I2,h OF November. No such foul dis.
gsacr, We trust, ~,lI be permitted TO stain
tie name ot Wing; but. snimsied BY the
spirit Of &c. every msn OF them will be
found ready To DO h's duty in tie great
halle on lie
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Within the last for,y eight hours. two
,s,,ars have been circulated among US,
nu,por,inr u be a correspondence be-
tween Gen, Harrison and Arthur rappan'
+ Isayet, and II. Dresser, in which
Cen. Harrison is made 10 avow himself
:, ,b,li;ionist. This was the last card
Of a desperate and reckless crew Of office =
sai.,er. 10 chea, and deiade the People
mo The support Of Mr.. Van Buren,, tina
,hsv might, under his protection. continue
a. nlunder YOU Of yonr money and You
,ish,s, Tbe Wings promptly rrehoune
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Norfolk. October a..

NOflelh, OGtuuSt &N
,rbe fripa,e Macedonian and slonp OF
war Concord left New York on The l5th
inst, and anchored in Lynnhare Bay on
The 22d. Both the Macedonian and Con.
coy,l have since come up aud anchored
of The Naval Hospital.
These ships are part of the Wesi IN
dia squadron under the command at Jes.
so Wilkinson. who will hoist bis broad
remnant on board the Macedonian, and
sail in few days for the West India sta
lion. Captain Shuhrlck, now in COM
mand, will remain and take charge oil The
Gospoh Navy Yard. to the command
Of which he has been appointed in the
pIsce Of Commodore Warrington. who
lakes his seat at the Navy Board.
We learn tina, Commander G. X. Siri.
bling has been detached from the United
S,a,es rendezvous al this station. and
received orders for the Navy Yard. Wash
ington.
we also learn tina. Lieut. John l.
Saunders has been ordered to the Mace
DOMAIN as her First Lieutenant.
Boston, October 81.
Naral.-We understand thai Comme
dore John Downes has been released
from the command ol the East fnth
squadron. if two ships can be called
a squadron. in consequence Of i'll health
and that he will be succeeded By Cap'ai
Thomas Ap Ca,esby Jones.
| Commodore John ID. Sloat has bee
ordered 10 the command oil the naval sta
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rash OF NOVEMBER.

a Ner Dsrncs.-ls appears from The
Last Standard that new defence has been
entered up in behalf Of Mr.. Van buren,
in The Negro Witness case. John NJ.
Bots, a member Of Congress from VIZ
pinia, was somewhat instrumental IN
making public ihe FAC, ,h's Mr. Va" b"'
rem saur,inned the introduction Of Negro
witnesses upon lie uial "f Lieut.. Hone;
and ss The matter cf this charge could
mol be di.proved, the editor Of the kifh
mond Enquirer las very ingeaiou'ly con-
j,aed up a charge against Mr.. Bolts.
And the STANDARD rei,erates the story, at
companicd with an exhor,asion that the
fac, be stated to avery man In North la
rolina who has heard Of the Hooe case;
grarely imagining, we suppose, .ha' u
che People can be made 10 believe '"a'
somebody inyirgini,. uroa trial before
a magistrate. once " sough. to introduce
,he testimony Of one Of his slaves against
his oyersrer. a white man." they car
very readily be induced 10 sustain a ire
eden, who sanctions the :ntrodue,lan o
precisely such testimony against wh'''
men in trials before naval or mhi'a',
Gonr Martisl. The Standard may res
assured tina, Inc people canuo. be so rea
Oily led from .i,hsit purpose. Pr'''n'
Mr.. Bolts guilty, liz ii could be done
which We very much doubt would no
mike Mr.. Van Buren, innocent No on
ever looked upon the treason OF be"s"i'
Arnold with .lc.s de,es.a'ion. beeau'
Aaron Burr was afterwards suspected
being engaged jim conspiracy ~
elitors Of the Standard will find II so
Thursday next.
Blu, as 10 the Truth Of the charge again
Mr.. Bots: The Standard says it Is n
dcnrd; bu. this is a mistake. The =
,ersharg Ia,elligeaccr says, that so els
tu.l was Mr.. Botis's defence Of h'ms'
ag.ias, this foul aud false charge u
there is no, man in Petersburg "
heard him who does not believe u
gross injas'ice has been "'"s Y -
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Death Of Hon. John s. .Spence.-We
sincerely regset 10 learn the dscease Of
The Hon. John S. Spenre, Senator IN
Congress IRON the state OF Mayland.-
lie died q, his residence in Worcester
county on Thursday las,. The Uni.e,l
States Gazette, which announces this
event, remarks mos. justly tina. MIR. ).
was gentleman OF enlarged views. el
es,imsble character, and respected ~ sll
the relations If Lille. His loss sill be OK
,.n.i,eIv felt. Nal. Intel.
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We understand that Mr.. X. Z. Wet
more has sent instructions TO Mr.. VIM
thlop. Of Boston, tn institute legal pro-
ceeJings against the editors Of tina. cry
who have charged him with having 40,
seconded 10 avoid the consequences oil
his participation in The alleged elecilon
frauds Of 1898. The Hon. Moses III.
Gr,nneli, we understand, has commence
ed similar proceedings. We h"pe thai
he will no, suffer the proprielors OF The
Infamous Planet" Of this city, 10 es'
cape. ". T. eou:fef.
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Important Renlnciaii0n The India-
M papers confirm lie repors. that Gel.
George w. Ewing. whose name stands
as..he head ol The Van Buren, Electoral
iirks, 81 Indiana. hss publicly rnounefd
lheIspoils party.
.anofher.-Thomas w Olrnst one &c
shesmain pillars Of Van Buienism in Al
bany. and leading member u shat Is
laniliarly known - The Albany Regency.
he's rome out openly against Nsn basen.
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The election Tor Electors Of President
and Vice President Of The United States
Was held in Pennsylvania and Ohio on
Friday last. From Ohio We have Of
course yss heard nothing. From Penn
sylvania. . slip from The Office of The
Pennsylvania Reporter, > Van Buren
print. received in this place. gives lhs
result in 81 counties, Including The city
and county ~ PhiiadrIphia. According
10 these returns, The Van Buren, ticket
was las ahead. The administration
party have always claimed tic stats Of
Pennsy lsaais, and il 10 possible they
may hare carried il; bu. we consider i
still doubtful. Even il The Vans have
carried tie state. The Wings have No
need 10 be discouraged. II should be
recollecied that The Standard. in It's esli
mate last week. eel down she states d
New York. Pennsylsania. Virginia, Ten
nessee, sai Mississippi for Van Buren,
and yei he had but three VOTES TO spare
There can be no reason to suppose b,
can carry Ill those states. ...."
The election took place 10 Virginia
and elcten or twelve other states ol
Monday last; but The only returns receis
ed i. from the town Of Petersburg. ii
which The result was
Van buren,. 262
Harrison. 2f5
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philadelphia, 0c,. ~.

Preseimeni Of the Grcad jury.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented
William D. Kline. CLERK Of The Criminal
Sessions, for misdemeanor in Office. ~
reference 10 Tie naturalization papers IN
su,horizedly issued by him previous ID
The late election. s&
We hope this suffice, will be ,horough'
ly kifled--,he purify Of our elections re-
quires il. 1893.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05
Electoral TIckel.

81 CHARLES MsDON ELL. Of Burke.
80. I,MES MEI.I.BOhN. 81 Milkss.
naylD KAAS0UR, II Lisealn.
naElD a. CABIN ELL. of Rowsa.
lanes MERASE. II CasweIl.
: H. AfRAa RENcIER. sg chalham.
: tlalN n. KELLY, af Moare.
! n, LANES s. SMITH. of Orange.
! cIlARl.Rs MANLY, u Make.
q caI WILLIAM u. LONG. of Halifax.
80 wlI.LIaM W. CHERRY. % Berthe.
- TH0NaS y JONES. af Perguimons.
- I.slall COLLINS. &c Washington.
n LANES III. BRYAN. Or carlsTst.
- DaNIsI. D BAKER. of Mes. lianeseE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

MoHfy nsaffers-IIe LfAtsnpfisa.--
The phiia5eifhia hquiasr II yssassd-y
ats ahsa she srrsnesmsni hsiussn the
Fsrks ~ pLllsdsIl his wss 6hsliy m.ir
o. Fridsy night The snm . y l-assd
Il he Bank 81 The Uniied States J. Eve
millions. and q cnmmi'lfe has bsen ~
pointed 10 proceed . The Eastern s'si's
and endessa 81 10 nike saaislseicSs ar
rangement lhere.
Ii ls stated lhsi Mr.. AI-rp and NJ.
fsrnwn. tao directors ~ lie tlnsNd
Stairs Rsr <. sill srrenpany Dir. JsSden
70 EaInps IN he steamship President.
baltimore .3naerican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

1. 10 announced in the Philadelphia pa
rers, that Ill the banks in that city will
resume specie pay ments on the 18th Of
January n0x,. lie day specified in Me
act Of lie Legislature Of Pennsylvania
pressed at its last session. s@#&.sn@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

aUp, Ffsemea. il your might af roal,
Gone from ,oaI values and Jour rocks;
srusa vie ovprr@>ian's hard esalfnl,
~ And rally n the balial box"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05
Notice.

A Ii. those indebted 10 the firmff O. r
II Long & Co. are requested IL call u To
Store Of j. Webb, j., s Co. aud settle by
cash or note, by the first nf Januaiyi ailer
that time all accounts remaining open will be
mn, ia,o tie hands of an ffieer for collection.
o. F. LONG g. Go.
October 20. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

NsF KaEk.-A rsitsls letter - sts
Fdilpss ifuR hEH fegk. sR&Er eslR s9
Tuesday. says: s.Ihis city ) ias kTssa
sHeiamthis FEssssaiRKs = laih sitas
.ialsni. aid bsllls.Isssl lsEsis - -
likely sssns. The rssessdiEgs r. he bro
foen NsEisfEsiss. ~ feaefss ss1nnss
and search usEEsnas. ard sx,rssoa Il e.
0fbisans hail ier msrply ssTpssef eH~fr
e.. ere moae asbilTars ara Hlsesi shsn
nv risl proceedings s'rre ne Rsseis-
tian." Net fnfefiigenetr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

: ss'a We lelitlsal oppoaspr, The Tloa
F,ahs's y Rist'. yinuslly asknsulsdg,
= We lsls'heot u he charge hY rslrasl,
me " sna declaring Iiss hs siuull nos
asssn slide % Il, 4 seuus q ssassss
uhleh - aFsafrzid Ire Standard Is uot
lAs nagasaImiIy . lsllsv.