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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
Notice.

n T August term, 1870. of The Court Of Pleas
- and Quarter Sessions or Orange county,
the subscriber was qualified as executor 10 the
last will and testament &c JOHN SOUTH
iRD. deceased, and Obtained letters i,sia.
meniary thereon. lie, therefore, requests al
persons indebted 20 saId estate 10 make pay.
ment without delay. and ,hose having Claims
will present them. properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed BY law, or this no.
tice will be plead In bar or their Tecasery.
JAMES sOUTHARD, Err.
October 30. A.
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Choice Liquors, &c.

oIUsT RECEIVED fr"m New York, aud ~,
Faie by the suhscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
3" Holland Cir.
!" Jamaica Rum,
Madeira
not rs,.n, Wines, of very superior
Musca, quality.
clarct,
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
rish Whiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
Limo Juice,
Lump Sugar.
F5~ The subscriber will keep con-
49, stantly on hand. far sale. w,lt
made CARRYAI.I.s and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
THos. ID. GRAIN.
Ausns,7. a.
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For Sale,

June III.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
"A considerable experience in conducting
Newspaper. desi'es 10 take charge 81 9 nrws.
paper establishment, a. principal, in North
Carolina. Georgia. or Alabama; be would have
M objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked in The Printing husincss
in either Of The states last named as he IL We
ny anxious 10 plant his person. permanently,
in Georgia or Alabama. Ills politics are DG
the JefFerspaian school, and. consequently. nj
war with many Of The leading measures Of Tie
present Administration.
Uuexccpiinnahle testimony Of good charae
ter can be addsced. Address 80, p. @, Hills.
borough, North Carolina" pos,uge paid.
4 PRINTER
September, isi0. 3S-
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STATE OF NORrH.CARoLINA.
.- Grunge County.

In Equiiy-Sepiember Term. 1910.
caes'sy p. Georges heirs '. Zaehariah 7riss
aud CLARA e*
TIT appearing to the saii.fat tion e the Court
- that James Trire aud ], c. BTassiield, dc.
iendsnts in this case. are not I'M ahitants of
this state; II is therefore ordered, that publ
caiian be made in the IlilshoIough Recorder
for six weeks successfully. that unless The sait
James TIice and Jahn G. Brassfi'ld appear 81
the next term Of this coult, to be held inr The
county OF Orange. al the rourt house in iI..is-
borough, on the sernnd Monday in March
nexi, the bill! will be taken pro eoniesso against
them, heard CT Parie. and decreed according.
".
JAMES WEBB, C. & III.
Price adv 81 50 Ill
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NEITHER DunLlr nr Single, made 10
"tdcr--sn ar,irle al grral r'n ht''
aii!trr IN sumutt az winter. utdtts hH
al tic fire af tie llIllshnrrrgh hrr''
der vii bc duly a,urd,d 10.
Ialy 81. Sd
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The faiiouing aeniiemsn have brsn srToi.s.
ca agents foF The sale al BrandfeiL's fillss
Dennis Heart. IllllsbnrouRh.
S,rdnan q Ramsay. piusharough.
IIargrsse. Gather 4 Go. Lexington.
Joseph A. SnelulT. Midway. Davidson.
James II. M'Dads. Chapel I'LL.
nttemLcr3 99-I5n
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Cast Eron Plougils.

Cast Eron Plougils.
3FEPHES MOORE has on haha fuf sale,
- fLolGilS OF saiinas sizes, viii sxtSs
Points. SC. from the factory vi L. II. ht b.
mo1d, near Milton. =. E..
The following certificates will shaw thr rs-
,imatI"n IN which they are huld1y sogc uf cur
best iaFiatts.
CERTIFICATES.
I've have, Tor the last siA or eight yssts, been
using the I asl Iron Plough, iuit"dutcd tnt"
this state aad Virginia by .frtry e. RieLmens,
and have no hesitation IN tsyitr. that We con
slider IL superior to ATTY other IN use in cur ruun-
Try, fpr it, easy draughs. facility al turning :e
soil. and lis general uti;tt, AZ 10 rcrl FINANCE e.
and the small expense al the rast point, which
We think preferable, on Account IL its convent.
ence and ltianG cost To- any nthet Aud tfpt int
VIC have EVER ussd.
WARNER N LEAFS. casn ell county.
STEPHEN DonSoA. d. ~
Gro. ". JEFFREYS, Prtscn -
WILLIAM ikyiAE, do 40
have far sescral years been in tho Lali, nf
using tho above Pinushs. aud have no hesita.
ton in saying, thu, they answer ny puypUs.
exceedingly well.
TiIoM,s MGEliEE, Person ecunty.
October 10. 20
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TtiESE Mslittiiss ssI ~,
afsiea laTlhsiF name 70 'li ~
ssalleai sad aeRsih.e y ~. -
= roTifrina he springs see
shSnaeis Il life as eos J. !
Zen wsish rsassea loas so sac
sigor. In uAay haa |. .' 80, 80
ssss6 cases slleh l.aas -. = ! !. :
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Notice.

p. PPLIC sTI0N will be male IL Tie nfxs
- General Assembly, 10 incorporate tom.
pany Il construct Turnpike aaaj from Ia.
leigh by way DC HiIlsborongh 70 Grccnsbo.
rough.
Septemb"r 80. IL
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.

Orange County.
In Equi.y-Septen,her Term. 1910, i.
James Etbb agent Of The Bsnk Of CAPE fear.ss
H'iHiam L. Darham's heirs al ia,r.
Petition to sell I.snds.
IT appearing To the satisfaction of tie Court
- trial Isaiah Durham. Thomas Durham. Fer
dinand Durham. and DcIllah Durham, drfrnd
ants IN this case. ere not inhah,anis nf this
state; II Is therefore ordered. that publication
be made IN the iliilsbuTough Recorder. FOR six
weeks successfully, that unless The said defen.
dants appear at the next term of this Court. q
be held for the counly Of Orange at the rnuri
hunsc in Hillshornunh. IN the second Monday
in March next, and then and there plead. an
swer or demur To the said bill, the same will
be taken pro sonfesso and heard cx partc as To
them, and iccrerd accordingly T
JAMES WEBB, {. 8. III. y
Ptice Adv s4:s0 il- 6a
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Hats and Shoes.

NNtlla NtklN pItWNss
IpARGma o lA1a0Sf have Iass ~
GesFEaf
IL Cases HATS-CompEising Bsa'
yer, Sd, snd BFashs fEery rhesPl
q Cases SHOES-cenpEising,
Laaies' Ia Slippers
-. aasAia nasking sheeA
Alses' Id SliPPeFs.
% Masking Skoes.
ssa's ZIP Bregans.
10. Sge6G %.
AGse,
Ladies and Cenilemsa's Iaasa Rubber Ore
Shoes.
0xtubsr . 81
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Wool Carding.

EtlE subscriber has his Wool t'stiips
Machine in popd order. aud de.iTf.
his customers To bring thrir "nul clean,
iha, They may have god "o,k.
G. W. JOHNSTON.
June ,. 81
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For Sale,

nETER'S Vegetable Anti bilious fills,
n Bsckwith's Anil dIsTegtie Ii.is,
Indian Elixir for Coughs, Asthma, irnamH'a.
ton Of the Lungs, sc.
4. S Eernntd's syrup, for Asihiic hole'a,
Cholera aothus. Iiatfl ma, sumner Com.
plants. cclics. Ctnmps. spstms. Sc.
VIA. w. Gfsy's Invaluable ointment, fnt ell
External Diseases. Sc.
Also tIauison's Specific niatu ent. for do.
Also other Medicines, Sc.
A. PARKS.
June IL. &c
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For Sale,

on Boxes CANDLES.
III 20 Sacks SALT, -.--......
AMI = scue.al assatta,aat Of CASTINGS.
BY PARKER & NELSON.
October .. -
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Notice.

e WOULD respectfully rcquts,ihcsc intIrm
= ed Ia me To call and settle their scrnmn,s
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 81. OF
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DIR. RRANDRETIi's Ofrce In Virginia, 4.
ass MAIN STREET, Ri1HNOAD.
Near tie OId Market.

Where the piis san be obiained II sstsns E.r
bpx, With lalllTsriivns.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

! HENRY COUNTY.
=. ue authorised to announce Larson b.
~ = candidate for re-electionsto the
= y nom Henry county.
!, Sc g authorized to announce a G SLAucH-
~; 9spello as candidate for Recorder of
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

the treasury Report, for authority to is.
sue jtce millions more of Treasury notes;
ana this' we were assured, if Congress
would only keep with the estimates sub
ml'sed by the Departments, would be am
PIE; and yet, before we broke up, iutirna.
IONS came from the Treasury, that they
must have authority to borrow. or issue
Treasury notes for, four and half mil
lions more. -.
This time even the friends Of the Adj.
ministration demurred, and finally refused
TO grant this new ail--and what then
was the alternative Why, after having
voted appropriations for the various
branches of the public service, all within
the estimates. and all of which they were
told were indispensable, they conferred
on the President, by special section,
authority to withhold these appropria-
lions from such objects as he pleased,
and to select at his discretion the OBJ
jects upon which money should be ex-
pended. Entire authority was thus given
to the President over all these expendi-
lures, in direct contravention of that pro-
vision of the Constitution forbidding all
expenditure, except by virtue Of appro-
.priations--which if it mean any thing,
must mean the specification of distinct
sums for distinct purposes.
In this way, then, it is proposed to
keep back from indispensable works four
and a half millions, which are, neverthe-
less, appropriated, and which, with the
FIVE millions of Treasury notes already
issued, will constitute debt offrom nine
to ten millions. e .
So, then, when Gen. Harrison shall
succeed, i'll March next, to the Presiden-
tial chair, all that he will inherit from
his predecessors-besides their brilliant
example-will be these Treasury vaults
and safes, without a dollar in them, and
/, debt of lO, 100000 of dollars.
The whole revenue policy of this Ad-
ministralion has been founded in error.
While duties are laid on articles of daily
use and necessity, articles of luxury are
admitted free of duty. Look at the Gus
tom House returns, S2O,00O.0OO worth
Of silks imported in one year free of duty,
and other articles of luxuryin proportion,
that should be made to contribute to the
revenue.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
From the Sangamo Journal.
KING MATTY AND BLAIR.

AoiAA VIC SohSdNao JUL ldi.
KING MATTY AND BLAIR.
AlR-Lord Lowell and Nancy Bell
King Matty he sat in his big "white house, y
A curling his whiskers fine,
And the Globe Man Blair sat at his side,
\ drinking his champagne wine, wine, wine,
a drinking his champagne wine.
Then awful shook King Matty.s locks, IS
And fearful glanced his eye,
Then he stamped his foot upon the floor,
And heaved monstrous Sigh, sigh, sigh,
And hcaved monstrous sigh.
Oh! what's the matter King Matty said Blair,
Oh what's the matter said he?
I'm a gwyne to Kinder Hook, s
My family for 10 see, see, see,
My family for to see.
Says Blair you arc good hearted man,
And love your family dear,
I'd thought that you would not go back,
Til after another four year. year, year,
"rill after another four year.
Nor would go back my dearest Blair, .e
But what the deuce can | do.
The people say must make room,
For the Hero of Tippecanoe, noe. noe,
For the hero of ,Tippecanoe.
Then the Globe mans chin sunk OH his breast
And his eyes fell to the floor,
And his neither lip hung on the ground,
And it couldn't drag any lower, over, over,
And it couldn't drag any lower, @
Alack and alas. said Globe man Blair, \
We're deep in the mud and the mire,
Alack and alas! said Matty the King,
The Sub-Treasury fats in the fire, ire, ire,
The Sub. Treasury fats in the fire.
Now Matty and Blair they raised their eyes,
Each others face to sec,
And they placed their thumbs upon their nose,
And their fingers twirlcd twiddle de de-de,
And their fingers twirlcd twiddlc dc de.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

have had plausible grounds to proceed up
on in their agitations Of the people. The
Army bill was injudicious and unfortunate
to say the least of it. The course of the
President in Lieut.. Hooe's case, lost him
thousands, and, we say it in candor, was
indefensible. The Sub Treasury, giving
"the better currency to the oftice.holders,
the baser 10 the people," was unfortunate
and Col. Benton's selling the gold which
he received for his per diem. and Mr.
Smith, of Culpeper, that which he re-
ceived on his contracts, for premium in
Bank notes. after their long defamation
against all Banks, inflicted serious injury
on the Great. Democratic Republican
States Right party. We .sspeak more in
sorrow than in anger" We Shall in. few
days explain to our distant friends, at
more length, the causes of our defeat in
Virginia. Let us do the Wings the JUS
tice 10 say that they bear their success
with moderation. ~
From the Richmond Enquirer of Dec. 8. 1910
We are astounded at the results which
pour in upon us. Every mail comes
fraught with disaster. State after State
votes for Gen. Harrison! New York,
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut, Maine, Get TIT Brate!j
Vermont, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia.
North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, aiis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois and Michigan, all, all have
gone! With that frankness which be-
comes the conductor ofa free paper, we
do not hesitate to say that Gen. Harrison
is elected by very large majority. b
Our readers are aware that for some
weeks, {and we might, perhaps, truly say
for months) back, we have viewed this re-
suit as not improbable. We submit to
the will of the people. Neat Spring,
Virginia will reverse her decision if it
should then be desirable. But now that
party asperities are measurably worn off,
we do not hesitate to say that "Wm. Hem
ry Harrison" is 'sno common man,
We remember with gratitude his services
in the late war--the brilliant affair of the
Thames-the modesty observed in his
dispatches, which "awarded credit to all
but himself '-his sclfsacrifce for the
South in the Missouri question. We are
free to say, that we anticipate Republic.
can Administration; and If so, the 'shum-
BILE editor Of this paper" will extend to
w. II. H. frank and liberal support.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
s2o.ooo,Ooo

But even this has been found INSULT
Client for the proaigality Of the Admins.
tration, and we had not been long assem-
bled in Congress before a demand was
made upon it, Notwithstanding the fatter.
ing representations Of the Message and
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

s ntLS. fresh Family FLOUR for sale b
sept II, w. MOORE & co. s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
From the enquirer OF Nov. IA. 1910.


'.Li,tle Tennessee" and Hopkins Dis
.rict'' are partially heard from, and do not
turn out as well as we had expected. N.
West Virginia, too, shows. a heavy Wing
gain upon 1896. We speak in "frank-
ness We owe it to our distant friends
10 conceal nothing. We fear the State is
lost to MI. v. B. Two days will deter
mine, but we confess our hopes are not
sanguine." @
From the Richmond Enquirer Of Nov. ID, 1s40.
.All is lost except honor" The whole
|S.ate is heard from except Lee and Lo-
gan. The Wing Electoral tickets elect
ed by majority Of from FIVE to eight
thousand! We have been for some time
prepared for this result. But we twill
not despair of the Republic. = The pco-
lple have been swept away by Wing ora
tors, and dcluded by Wing lies. \ must
lbe confessed in frankness, thai the Wings
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

From the Enquirer of Nov. 10th, 1910.
"The Wing counties generally have in
creased their April majorities, while the
Democratic in some instances have fallen
short. How is this! Have Wing arts
prevailed and convinced many that ours
was not the true "Democrat Republican
States Right party?' Have our enemies,
who flagrantly said that our calling our
selves so did not make us so, and that we
ought to be Judged by what we did. not
by what we said--havc these enormous
.cahmnies against the Great Democratic
Republican States Right Party been be-
Ilieved! If SO, time will refute them, and
+if we lose Virginia now, we are sure TO
fright the ship Of State" and rescue her
from the "piebald Wings" four gears
hence! Mark the prediction J"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

From the Enquirer of Friday, Nov. 9Th, 1910.
"The returns arc pouring in, and as we
anticipated, Eastern Virginia has pobably
poled considerable majority for Gen.
Harrison. The Valley and the West will
do better for the Republican Candidate
and may neutralize the vote of the East.
We have not yet heard from our strong
counties of Halifax and the Old "'Fenth
Legion Rockingham and Shenandoah.
We confess we look for the Trans-Alle-
gheny vote with some apprehension.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
PEEP INTO FUTURITY !!

Tuesday, Nov. Sd.
"The Presidential Election took place
throughout Virginia yesterday. Now that
no injury can result from the condor, we
''do not hesitate'' to say that the contest
will be close and the result doubtful. If
our friends all turned out TO man and #
the Wings showed their old apathy of
1896, we confidently count on Virginia;
but, our s:frankness' is known, and we
unhesitatingly say, that if the Wing
changes are as numerous as reported, and
If the Wings have turned out their whole
strength, 1t is possible thing the Wings
may have carried the State. Nous YER
rons. Meanwhile we will not "despalr
of the Republic" and there is "no know
ing who is Governor until after the cleo
ton" Richmond gave a heavy majors
ty for the clog Cabin Candidate, near
700"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
THE LOCO FOCO PRESS or 3
.. .ss months hence - .r.sr

We have rarely risen from more plea
SAINT treat than the following, which we
copy from the Richmond Wing Of the
18th ultimo. Peasants knows "Fa,her
Richie SO well and intimately that he
could write even his last Will and Tesla
ment as graphically as he has furnished
the following paragraphs. rH
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

How the rich are made richer by a Dad
Currency.
There is, too other classes of our fellow
citizens, wealthy men, who have pros
pered during the last year, and they have
prospered when nobody else prospers.
mean the owners of shipping. -Wha'
is the reason? Give me reason. Well,
| will give you one. Fhe shipping o.
the country carries on the foreign and
domestic trade. Now, why have these
been successful! Twill answer by an
example. l live on the seacoast of New
England, and one ofmy nearest neighbors
is the largest ship owner probably IN tho
United States. During the past year hi
has made what might suffice for two o.
three fortunes and how has he made it
He sends his ship to 4Alabama, Louisiana
Mississippi, to take freigh.s of cotton
This staple, whatever the price abroad
cannot be suffered to rot at home, ant
therefore it is shipped. My friend tell
his captain to provision his shlpaa
| Natchez for instance, where he buy
flour and stores in the deprecated curren
| cy, of that region, and pays for them %
a bill on Boston; which he sells at 4
per cent. premium. Here at once,a 9
will be seen, he gets his provlsloIisie
half price, He delivers his freight u
/ Europe. and gets paid for it in good mon
ley. The disordered currency ofEpth
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12


We have ia romnent to make pen tne
following extract 81 speech lately deliver
ed by our senaios, tie celebrated eahaiie 81
Congress. We merely give .he extraes 81
Information.
/, Mr.. Walker ensofed into long elahoIal g
argument % prove hesuperlorltY ui specie
over paper currency, 10 the course 81
which he emphatically conllasted the CON.
inefciaI condition Of Cuba, where labor and
capital are 20 low, BY meansof 40 exclusive
specie currency, that sugar can be produced
as BE alleged, for one cent per pound. lte
contrasled this state Of things with the COM
lmercial condition Of this country aud espe.
lciaily Of bis own state, whore labor and caIl'
fial are so high, by means Of paper cnffei q
lcy, that il requires fire Or six tines me
amount, ID comparison q Cuba q corn,
rnand The use o! labor and capital, and thus
raise for the market our staple Productions
Thus, though labor and capital iIl tbs
country are raised By paper % very high
value, our products come high into the mar
lket, at disadvantage with those OF Cuba:
and our commerce is consequently embaf
rassed. Mr.. w. expressed a. ardent wish
that we mi2hfaitain 10 the same happy con.
ldition of the Islandof Cuba, BIZ means Of
purely metallic currency
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
900 Wftnaee.

-
The following Is from The Richmond En-
quirer, of ooh October, 1873. edited then
Is now by Thomas Richie, Esq The bat
tie Of Tie Thames, II appears. then wasre-
garded as no very small afFair What would
Mr.. Richie have said then if some miscre-
ant had chasged Harrison with cowardice
and asserted that be was notin the battle:s
He would have issued . sheet Of fire and
consigned The slanderer TO the scorehings 81
his wrath, from which be would scarcely
have recovered.
eve have not words % express the Joy
which we feel for ihs victory of Harrist 2 =
never have We seen the public pulse beat 50
high.r
sIhis gallant General has nole pbt al It's
enemies to shame. After struggling DIFF
ficulties under Dhick an ordiaarg man could
haze sunk: after passing through q wider
ness of morass and mud, 50 difficult Of ac-
cess, that the wagon horses could not carry
pFoyender enough TO support them during
the Journey, be reached the c0nsummation
Of Ill his Iabors; repairs the vices Of Hull;
wipes of the stains which lie bad cast upon
our arms; stands on the ruins Of Maiden;
muzzies the Indian war-dog, and proves 10
the world, that Americans want only an OPP
portuniiy 10 display the same galiantFy on
the shore which they have upon the wave.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
e. sInIII,s T.atler.

Some 81 the country Van Buren, papers
are endeaForing 70 get out0f the difficulty
II which JOHN SPEED SaITTH's letter has
placed them By asserting that he IS not e
Democrat Mr. Smith expressly states that
be IS Van Buren, man. by this awkward
attempt 70 escape one dilemma, they fall
into a greater. Eatckes Courier.
Then ss0me of the country Van Buren,
papers are endeagofihg to geta into mos'
paIpable ana ridiculous faIsshood Aak
any Keniuckian who Col. John Speed Smith
lis. Alta Whig meeting not long since e
this ctr, Colonel Smiths letter vas read
amongst other things By reading commit
lice. and Mr.. Harden. Of Benton, q hii
speech. which Immediately followed rernurk
led. that,he knew Col. Smith well from
Hong personal acquaintance and knew hln
"a Sc one Of tie most Intelligent. prominent
industrious aud influential membefs Ct 81
Ivan Buren, party il Kentucky, He more
lover states himself that Sc has always besl
Van Buren, man.