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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

running for wears uuauestioned 1t will be recoeeted that
the case of Bergman Ebbetts Mr. Robert White
he would have paid Mr. Coste check for $500 al
though he had no money there The probability u.s. that the
whole amount stands is overdraft and took the
form of by being secured Immediately before the
nation of the last committee. The next oan il appears
made - wears ago. security cotton factory Poug
keepe past due and interest has been paid it for
two wears back. The next mortgage house, Court
an Streets past due, and has been standing years The
next probably gratuty for consideration there
no security but bond interest has been paid it
has standing years. and past due The loan
secured lots Jersey Cys past due and has
paid for years The loan past due in
is paid January isi no interest has been paid
the loan for three and also past due We have
them eight loans, all of the date in amounting to
Ss5oo which interest has been paid and all made to
Poughkeepse pledge cfots in that town. This was
probably of the bubble land specuaos of that We
then find another oan made without security for
s5oo past due and interest paid this also political loan
loan for SIS 900 to whaling companies next which is
five old and due The next another political oan
without security The next arcmnant OF the nsortuheso
1884, and is secured by gments held against individuals IN the
south and Those who have claims those quarters know
the value of such security The two next loans also poit
cal loans with nominal securities The last is loan to Inc
Highland Turnpike Company The whole amount of the loans
may be thus cassed:
insufficient securities, without interest, not due ss s.s
with 80, ,n. -. S5 zs15
Political loans ............... .............. $4,000
sl2Os88
This is pretty shabby account and indicates the nature of
assets Of this character.
The legislature of Pennsy have passed bill author
sng the Governor borrow the of 100000 from the
United States Bank the constitutional currency four per
cent If he get from the United States Bank he
any where else, at six cent This passed
The committee of conference reported their bill in the
Senate which be the order OF the day for Thursday
provides for the appointment of Bank Commissioners
heretofore reported by mr. Snowden the banks to
resume specie payments absolutely the first of October
next pain of rfetng their charters requires them
that day. receive each others notes at whilst they
pay specie makes penal after the fourth of July next
for any under the denomination of $40
qures have all times dollar of specie in their
vaults for every three in circulation and prohibits them from
issuing post declaring than per cent per
dividends oanng than certain directors,
and brokers and also makes the stockholders liable
individually for the debts Of their respective institutions
proportion o the amount of stock held by each.
Thus ends the long crusade in Pennsy against the
banks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

ANcIENT.-Two coins, bearing date 1888, have
been found in Charlestos, Mass, by removing al
cid building.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

In this table find Of money equal 10 onethof
the capital Of the bank loaned ndiv duas secur
ties which, with the exception Of worth nothing
like the amount loaned In ills table, the when the loans
made not given Nearly the whole amount appears tn
have been made during the Of speculation aud ror
to 1885, The first loan that Of Mr. John O. Coser ofth
directors The nature Of these loans how long they have
been standings does not appear The committee
posedo Mesrs Mcbride and susr appointed to examine
the bank reported on the io February that all the loans
amply secured Thsreturn shows what stated that
the loan OF Mr. Coster was not secured until the 18th Of Feb
some days after the report made public II
that then, for the st time Mr. Coser made any definite
rsngement Tor tn Payment His account had probably been
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

FREsH SCENTED --More bloodhounds eX
pected, every day, at Florida, from Cuba.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

CLEAR-Thc Penobscot river of ice, far as
Hampden, Maine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

FROM PERwAMBUco.--We have received thu
:. Diario de Pernambuco"to the 9Th ult. NO news
however.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
Philadelphia Advertiseme

A MEXICAN THEATRE, CORNER OF NINTH AND
"a WALNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHlA.-F c.
WEMYSS, Manager and Lessee.
nesday, March 25h.-A faverite play and farce
Thursday March 26th1he Old OAK Chest and Warlock Of
the Giles.
Friday March 9th Benefit ofthe Neptune Company
Bruts Mr. j. r. Scott; and The Pilot Long Tom Cofn,
H. Scott.
Saturday, March 2sth.-Beneft of the American Engine
Company.-Pizzaro and My Neighbours Wife.
Mr. Burton and Mr. f. Forrest engaged and will shortly
adpear
Price of Admisson.-Boxes, SO cents; Pit, as cents
Performance at O'Clock, precisely. ma24 ST
ksA 10 RENT.-A large room, Ne. South Second
N street. the centre Of the retail dry goods business
.X2ik Phadep ha, either by the week month. The
and situation would be very advantageous travelling New
York rchans for the exhibition and sale OF their
merchandise. mails law 3w !. J. GLIB.
WATCHES AND WATCH MOUNTAINEERING
w Levers Of superior quality; Watch Movements with
hard and gold das with and without Jewels for sale by
w. CHANCE, SON co II Plat street,
mas Inn and ~ Commerce street. Philadelphia
London Advertisements.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
BASSFORD respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
Tattersas that he has just fitted the large Room
known Broadway Hail. with tables whsrehe will
be happy see those who wish to play tables and
at his old stand Ann street. adjoining the Museum, where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables of de-
scrpton, cloths balls cues &c for sale above
The above have the reputation being kept the
most respectable and the best assortment Of tables
j23 is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

1, ACTION NOTWITHSTANDING Dry Goods Cutlery, Jew
n ery Fancy Articles 500 yards Cloths and Csssmercs
variety articles, by order Of executors &c &c. AT ot
o'c ock. in the Sale Rooms, on Thursday; -.
maj THOS. Bt LII. Auctiorfer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

ARISTOCRACf VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
''' WI" 10 we" Ro Sf & co.'s,
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs,
No IS Great M'g0fGSfb street. Regent street.
they arrival inspect their extensive and excellent
cs eS Of ST led Che 81 s W t IF E@ss
on and at prices on the lowest remunerang scale mas SIN.
TAILORING sHH sTABI LisHMENT.
50 Maiden Lane.
THE sS6ssTSeT be, jus, received HANDSOME supply e sas.
@aA' 0'a'T sfRSG s' PSGTs prices Tor cash. ,i
,S;o. ss $$S ;.a,;, .; s:;a: g GO
Vests Of sptin;, buff Of white Cashmere chal :,
furnishing good. can have them made up a.
R t::;:'S ono e 800: '"''
Ms-An garments made at iii. establishment made BY
The subscriber will remove the lat of May No 30
maia smis. URrAH P. HARRIS.
SV9tRhEsss SFEAT E bGTVR g
street and B.oadw.y Chambers street Ad%:
I AIDES BEAUTY WATER, or TRUE Eau DE
.S.m BEATTE By pr Z
Ssh ssimapn by the ladies'. and as wash for pe s1s
SsaIsins and RTss.y%E The SKI. has no sG., rSSs
be s from The e T are well asoTn , apS apRs
he So Se q c That has STOOD
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROU GE.-Cemposed mate
rally from flowers sir1ples only one which initiates
nature nits perfection to improve bany the complexion
lSk x SD YRoS RUsT DEsTRoyERso cent, per
red any season. To relieve any dress parts 81
dresses either linen cotton woon, which have been stain
above articles are all by the celebrated DR.
FRANCIS GOURAUD, of Paris, and Vice Consul Of New
port and be bad only ats Walker street one door from
Broadway, (west side) ie2s Inns
UCTIoN NoTICE.-LARGE SALE or FURNI.
reserve he entire Furniture fa2Sn q New England sso
the handsome BAR barroom furniture, fixtures, marble Ia
mas 81 THos BELL, Auctoueer.
UCTiON NOTICE.-FURNITURE.- Thursday. at
II 10Y o'clock at No. q East Broadway. variety Of good
household Furniture BY virtue ola landlords warrant See
NAYS a. THos. BELL
CHARLEs n. FOLwELL, LATE FOREMAN TO w
" H. STlNEMETs, and formerly Cutter TO j. q; Wyman
that himself with Henry Adams and that
they HAVE OPENED AZ % Fulton street establishment for
the transaction Of the Tailoring business IN ~ is varieties
fine Cloths and assimeres also description Of RICH
Sstn Chale, Wooen, and Marsees vestings which will
be made 20 order the most fashionable manner and ON very
TF would remark that his practice UTTER having
been invariably attended with the most gratifying success he
FIRM that they shall have to complain OF either IT.
style. or quality.
no COUNsELLoRs-Tvo attorneys having taken sligi-
Il BILE offices from the lst Of May next Consisting o large
front room and adjoining one desuus OF having
Counsellor take ABORTION Of them the adjoining one re
with real name and address mas stood
ScS REWARD-Lost on Saturday last, large Gold Ring
VIZ having jasper agate set in the top Win w
above ring by leaving the Office Of this paper shall re-
o'ive the above reward "A' ~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
Died,

Died.
On the 18th the residence of Dr. James C. Fisher in
Maysve Buckingham Co, Va, Miss Maria Augusta Kmbal
aged % years and months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

John A. KYLEss CONCERT at the City Hotel on Fri
tisis Miss fooc Mrs Bailey, Sig Gubclei Mr. Horn Mr.
King, and Mr. Downe Concert TO commence precisely at
o'clock
Mr.. Horn will preside at the Panofore.
PART |.
Celebrated Seranade-NIrs. Bailey, Miss Poole
Mr. Horn MIR. Giubelei-Sleep,ge gentle Lady, Bishop
New Song-Mr Horn-tiive back all thou
hast taken-from Souvenir, No. 3, C.. +. Horn
Song-Miss Poole-The deep, deep Sea-by de-
sire, c. f. Horn
Solo Flpe-Mr. Kyle introducing favsre air. Nicholson
Aria-From the grand opera Of Amilie, Mrs.
Bailey-Oh, remember, Rookie
Cavatna-Sg. GIubelei, from the opera Of La
Cara Ladra-Here's Head, Rossini
Duett-Ass Poole and Mrs. Bailey from La
GAIA Ladra-fon Heaven, Rossni
Duett for two Flutes-Messrs. Downe x Kyle,
arranged on favorite IRISH air.
from the Mountain Sylph-This magic
scarf, Barnett
Grad Fantasia Pianotorte-Mr. King, the
celebrated Prayer from Nose BY request, Thlberg
Ballad-A Mrs. Bailey, by request-She wore
wreath Of Roses, J.P. Knight
Duett-Niiss Poole and Sig Giubelei, from the
fsvorite opera Of the Love Spe-What Alice
tion, Donizetti
song-Mr. Horn-Said a smile TO a tear-with
Pianoforte obligato, Braham
song-Miss Pools--I1l be submissive wife, Barnett
Tarantella--Sg Giubele, national air-The
Neapoitan Fisherman's Song, Rossin
Manuscript Song-Tbe Nightingale, Flute obi
cato, Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Kyle, c. L. Horn
don't mingie, Belini
Duett-Mss Poole and Sig. Giubelei-when a
little farm we keep, Mazznghi
Tickets q each be had at the principal Music Stores
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

Passengers Arrived.
In the st James from Lo, donMr Hacket and seryt Of
York; Rev Mr. Norris and lady, Mr. Shaw and lady, Mr. Glegg
and lady Mrs Jacobs Miss Washer, Mr. Johnson Mr. Nudd of
Londol-60 in steerage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OPIITHALMIC SURGEON.

OCULIST AND OPfTHALMIC SURGEON,
800 Broadtcay, corner Of Duane street,
Confines his practice to -
diseases OF THE EYE K OPERATIONS THERE.
~ ON, when requircd)
DR. E.s office hours from 10 10 o'clock Monday Wed
nesday, Friday, and ill o Saturday
DIR. wEsTMACOTT is in attendance daily, (sundays
cepted) also DR. Ellistts patients during his absence.
The poorer class will be attended to from halfpast to
O'Clock.
" D. Dr. Elliott will remove May to 2s Broadway.
Entrance in Warren street my2s-yis
A UCTtON NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF FURNI
"A TUREOn Friday at i0 o'clock viii be sold at No. 6
Roosevelt the entire paror Bedroom and Kitchen Fur
ntne the New England Hotel Also the handsome Bar and
Barroom Furniture Fixtures, marble top Tables &c NC Sale
positive.
81 THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
GERMAN sILvER-A large assortment Of common and
" best quality German Silver Tea and Table spoons Forks
Butter Knives &C. together with patterns OF German Sill
Pencil Gases. for sale at low prices, by
w. CHANCE SON co. II Platt street.
Inn and n Commerce street. rhadep hia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

IIANTEDA young capable of taking the charge OF a
w Drug Store, at No. III Eighth avenue
A complete Soda Water Apparatus for SALE enquire as
above. fma2G IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

A ssIGNEEs' sALF-BOGART, CRANDALL, BA.
~ CON CO will sd on Friday, at 10 o'clock, at their
auction room, BY order Of assguees for cash. arge sso
ment ofseasonabe articles consisting Of linen damask table
covers linen STAIR coverings linen tapcs gold end do white
spool cotOn corded skirts silk bound blankets Whitney dos
samb,csj plaid muslins wooen shawls taietas ribbons
Hamilton prints powerloom ticks Mermack prints bleach
ed sheenss Hamilton do; gnghams white cotton hose gum
elastic spendcrs cotton half hose cotton iringcs fcolored
merinos; taneta ribbons, &c.
Also Henacqnn's and Lupn's black bombazine.
Also 5cases Mermack and Hamilton prints, cotons and
leans.
Also cases white, pred. and brown cotton hose.
EAlso cases black and white silk hose
Also several cases linen table elastic
penders, cotton hose, SC &c.
Also, super white 50 nannels, very fine.
Also super scarlet 5l Salisbury tannels. .
Catalogues and samples will be ready on the morning OF sale
-na25 ATS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

DLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. to single gentlemen, fur
nshed uniurnished without board in desirable part
OF Broadway. the is Of May Enquire IS John street
An early application will choice References given and
required. mas Is II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCkTY-ORA-
~ TOfIO OF DANID.-This splendid Oraorio will be
represented for the first time in this city Tuesday Even
ing next, the slst instant, at the Tabernacle.
The members Of the Society requested 70 meet for
hearsa, the large Of the Apollo Buildings
Canal street. aiew doors from Broadway Friday
evening 27th at o'clock at which time the tickets will be
given
There will also be full rehearsal Of all the parts at the Ia
bernace Monday evening 3Oth at which performing
member Of the Society requested 10 attend
members obtain their tickets the store Of Firth Hail.
No Franklin Square time To the rormance
No members tickets will be given out the door the
ing of the ps rfornance
AAiPS-he subscriber has for sale, large sssort
- Of Lamps consisting In part a follows Astral Lamps
Of patterns; Reading Lamps; Hall Lamps great
rev; Nantel Lamps comprising Of the latest Style
Hanging Asrals Churches, large assortment; alec Ba
Hanging Lamps Liverpool do Nc Together with
great variety Of small Lamps consisting of Rusts patent
Lamps Japanncd Lamps Bed dos Britannia do with other
kinds mention. All Of which will be sold at
prices lower than usual BY DANL. y. DkLAVAN.
mas No II Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

NO COUNSELLORs-Tvo attorney having taken egi-
BILE offices from the LIST Of May next (consstng of large
front room and an adjoining one are deslT1gs OF having
Counsellor take portion II hcm the adjoining one e
ray third ohe reu the time having the adys
viii no al nam. ,nd address stood
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-26

g REWARD-Lost on Saturday last, large Gold Ring
va having jasper agate se in tn. top with NC
Any person having the
above ring, by leaving the office OF this paper shall re-
coi,e the above ard max' Jus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

/ administrations ewBsd. sRd Which Il Nss
slfsld lie peupls--iha bfggaIly peopls--
usuM lhronF sRd tease and gsl away
frau thsm. ] call Ibis, MsEsFs. EdlioEs.
KiaEshiP.-kiRgship Of he ace Of hsE-
~ he sah. and sseA lnEshsr back.
To cali lhis Democracy j. sheer false
hend and sheer deception. II 10 not only
rasiFely unlEae. but real nonsense; sufh-
e.rat 10 maAe one shake with lsughsrr.
il he sshjeea wers mol loo serious II i
shat ahs noble and lameaied Gel. Cook
81 ~asld have called :. nol good noa
seRse."
| nusl. Hessrs. Edilors. that The day
has passed when passed when The people
II lhis eountry are 70 dspsnd IN mere
professions and names. LEI men Be
Judged III by lheir works. Those sho
really iase The people. and The public
good. and The cause u pure republican.
ism. will never Be- found 10 be grossly abb
sorbed in selishness; never esernslly
preaching liberty. and 81 The same lime
scsing the DEsror.
The Van Rarea party 10 not The De-
mocTa,ic pariy-thaiis, The true Republic
can party. The Wing party il The real
Repnblicsn party. A. % some Of The old
Federslists being Of The Wing party, Il -
nothing here nor there; but If il was.
there are old FedrralisIs closely allied 10
Van Bnsen. aud who, ~ say The least.
would mol 10 honor 10 any party; whilsi
those tho are attached 10 The Wing party
ere Distinguished. not nnly for their great
i.lrnls, but true pralrioiism and private
worth.
The Van Buren, party il such party
- never bsfure came along. II IL the
refuse Of eli parties. and he poison Of all
parties. DespoIism. sslfishness. and de-
fslcalion, are some Of iis striking char
ac,eris.ies. II viii constitute . solemn
warning 10 this good country. 10 all fn.
iure lime. unless il be The will ii prosi-
dence that she should be fatally blind 10
her owl safety.
A WING DEMOCRAT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

deelsfaliaas Of aliens. aud pIinltd 10 sxsel
lmilsusn d DE EeHuins, have bern later
polastd n The Deck 81 nsslsgsthas 81 &c
CaaEt nf Quarter Sessions Of tlfal county
fhtss Ihiriy irAEeE-siKiy Pages, ss
psesume-ol eonRlsrfeit texisFalions ~
bear date in 1885. - - % make hen 80
years prior 10 he sseeaions II The Isessni
ysas. Such monssEous loEEsfy-sseh
. ~holesale fraud upsR ths rights q ne
legal solsr--is enough % make ons ahud-
der. especially shea Il ID kn0wn that.
sfisr he la1gery IN tbs record . success
fally accomplished. tbs sriae 81 dsllbsf-
sie perjury susl BE- yea adtsd. 70 mails
Thai Of forgery assilshls for he object
intended. Every iasisiausl claiming p
sols under these iorgsd papers. comprised
10 sixty pages d the record. must make
oath thar ne had :. declared biz inlsa-
sions" fro years previously; and This
oath Of The parry applicant must Be sup
ported BIZ Tie alleslation II qualified
voter. also under oath. that he had &C.
sided i've years in The United STATES.
Such wholesale forgery and Pe,jury, with
. view 70 corrupt The ballot bur, and 70
carry On election against The will u The
legal voters. is irbly appalling.
We rejoice 10 perceive that The Court
of General Sessions. whose records have
been thus spOned rifh, ate busily snga-
ged in The enjeasor 10 ascertain The extent
&c the fraud. and 10 discover lie authors.
10 The end lha, The later may be handed
aser 10 The insulied laws of the land.
Every honest man must ~ish success 20
This Judicial effort for elections. instead
of being free. are mere farce and imposi'
ZION. IL such frauds can be perpslraied
1ilh impuniiy. Meantime. We may learn
something nf The manner Of swelling ouI
msjoIiiy Ia PhilsJslphis eauniy!
Bah. Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

Shs /. snGsrihy II pebble sOhhjsnes,
ne q ihs son Of uns af ths signsFs Of
lie Deslrrztiaa II iabepFndsRes-fae
lrissd and supporter II Thonss IsaeE-
ga. of Jsmss Assdss0a. aad Of James
MonEos. He has slways bsen lOBRd Fes-
~ al walling . enlsr he ranks = -
eaangry's defrnce. and | see nothing
charged against him ~hirh Aas bssn sus-
tsias5 by proof ealcuia,ed. ID my oPan
ioa, Il reader hin obnaaiaus 70 Tie
charge % beng . fedsrslisi.
Iii IL lras thai Gen. Harrison, alter
hsyiag devoted large PARTON 81 he iair
20 he sersirs II his rsonlry, hes retired
Iram public life and soagha nj ease and
eomfsn b. he own 6residei but shen
The socsia or war wss sounded. Or hls
eesntrt's Liberties endangered. he has
ever been f0und aaaaag The tifst 70 grid
aa his srmar IN dsleaee u Lis home and
hls rgaalEy's cause.
II an. aen:ismen. very respectfully.
yeur friend sad uhcdisni servant.
II. G. RUNNELS."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

Seasonabie .7necdoie. A gentleman
has told ~ lntie incident which DC
CURED al Can-ndaigua, n. L., Which
is ton guod To be lost.
A number Of travellers had stopped
for the nigh al The stage house of a
loco loco mail CONTRACTOR. aho like all
the spoilsmen was very unrssrrxcd
in his whniesaIe abuse Of +" Granny
iisrrisoa"-dcnounced hin az Cow.
ard and a knasc. aud calling him eve
ry thing but what he il.
Directly one Of the strangers pre-.
sent, whu had manifested . good deal
Of unsasines=, approached him sni in.
qaired 1.-The knew "euough about him"
he Then asked him If lie knew any
one who @as personally acquainted
With him-to which he replied IN tie
negative. .WrIl." said the travel.
Ter, "f knoa aud have known him for
number Vi years. aud have resided
in his immediate neighburhuod. aud |
know him 10 be 81 honest, intelligent
and brave man. l, sir, ain a sup
porter Of the preseat administration
aud an ollice holder under Govern
mrnL shall vote Tor Mr.. Van Blu
ren, but il is such unprincipled ras-
Gals as yourself. aud such lies rs
81 ose .ou have just uttered, which
will. IL persisted IN. be the means OF
eiecting Gen. Harrison to the presl.
den ~" The effect Of this honest re-
buke upua the contractor WAS such as
to make bin loUk as chrsp as il he
had been caught stealing q sheep, and
shs msrrimrBt Of his guests VAS M, a
little excited.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

The Norfheasfera Boundary.-A cor
respondent u The Boston MercantiIe ]. ,ur-
nal. writing from Bangor Oh Wednesday
last says:
Two Of The young men who accom-.
panied The Boundary Commissioners have
arrived in This city. am lnfurtned lha,
the whole grnuni has been Carefully
examined, aud that The commissioners
are on their return. Their report will
probably come to us by way OF Washing
I'm; and until we gen il, We must pu, up
with such information 40 may casually
fall from those connected with the ex-
peIiiicn.
| am informed that there issnnt doubt
upon thesmiuds of The Commissioners.
that The line claimed by the Americans 10
tic true line; and that M person who
makes the examination with the Intention
OF ascertsining the truth. can arrive =,
any other conclusion. This, | have no
doubt. Is correct, and sll we wan, to hrns
this irritating question 10 a close, 10
ensrgenc aud determined srliun ON the
pais of the government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-05

PARTY NAMES AND NATURE:

PARTY NAMES AND NATURES.
MessSs, Edifors:--l have devoted a
Ioag life in uBs sndesyor to discover
truth. and to call things by their right
names. hear . man state 10 day iis,
Z" tine slecsioGs 60 very bed for The DE
mocrats." | START back with surprise
ani regret, and saw 10 myself: al! my
poor country. then she Is 10 10 ORR
tsqrd al lat BGi shat do you meat!
iressms. Who: Which psrlyi "Why."
sass The lndisijuai sllh whom am e n
,ers'ag, - the Wings are carrying all be-
LIRE 'bea IN hcs Jersey aud Ohip.'
Blessed be God! l mentally ti.cul.tr.
Nov, Mssss. Editors. | am a Demo.
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