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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
ESSEN COUNTY.
God bless her! She is thu. lar all whig

From the Cl!a'on County Wing Extra of Yesterday
THE GREATEST POLITICAL VIC
TORY SINCE TIE FLOOD.-FED-
ERALISM ANNIiIILAIED IN IT'S
STRONGEST HOLD !--LET ALL
CREAIION REJOICE !--GLORY
ENOUGH FOR leo YEARS
D'Iho great contest in Clinton County be-
tween the friends OF the Consti.,i. on and Laws
on the one side, and the advocates of Europe
an dcspotism and Sub Treasury monarchy Gu
the other has been fought, and the victory won.
The people have gloriously triumphcd--we
"hayc met the enemy and they are ours" A
DIVINE Providence, who caused our ancestors
to triumph on the battle fields of the Revolution.
has smiled upon the efforts of the wings, and
crowned their cXertions with signal ric'ory!
Never since the flood has a more glorious po-
ltical triumph been achcyel--never since the
llth OF September, lSll when the yeomanry of
Old Clinton drove the combined forces Of Great
Britain from our village, have they acquitted
themselves more honoraby than they have on
the three days Of Election just past. The far
mcrs and mechanics have nobly come 10 the res
cue of their liberties. They have defeated a
staining army stationed in Plattsbnrgh--thcy
are victorious over am armed force and a militia.
ry dcsp@ism! Thanks to their vigilance and
actiyity--eternal honor and gratitude to their
patriotism. In vain has hired soldiery been
brought to the ballot box to trample under foot
their lreedom--n VAIN has money been poured
forth like rivers of water to brbe the people
and in vain has the country been flooded with
ialsehoods from pensioned press, TO sum up
briefly, the result Of the election in this county.
we would say thatwc have elected our whole
ticket by an average majority Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

Detroit has givena Wing majority of0G; being
a large gain.
The returns in the Michigan Free Press and
Daily Advertiser of the 9Th, leaves no doubt
that the Harrison electoral ticket has succeeded
in that stntC=AlhQnn Arms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
DETAILS OF THE N. YORK ELECTION.

From the Malone Palladium Nov. g.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
2~FThc Election IS past-und whatever other part,
Of the State may have done. franklin county has
done her duty. In many towns the Wing mujpri'cs
have been increased largely from the Congress OF
1893 The following is the result in the several towns
of the County, as fal as heard from:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
From the Hartford Courant.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION

CoSSEcrIcuT has declared for the fourth time, her
dlsapprobatlon Of the administration of Martin Van
Buren, and not only so she has expressed her fullest
confidence in the talents and integrity of WILLIAM
Henry HARRIsoN, as his successor. The nomination
made by the people, through their delegates assembled
at HARRISBURG last winter, has received her hearty APP
proval Again the Wing banner waves in triumph
over the Sateagan have the friends of the cons,tli-
ton and liberties of the country, successfully contend
ed against the upholders of misruc and corruption
Connecticut was the Wing State to lead off after
that nomination was made and she has not only main
tanned the ground she then took but she has risen still
higher in the scale of emnence.
The dying struggle of the IOcos was a hard one
they were fighting for Office and power and they left
nothing undone to accomplish their ends. The infa
nous fraud story got up by the offce-hoders of New
York. was seized upon by the leaders here as dying
man would catch at a straw, and circulated far ant
whether papers told of the matter with glarina
capitals-heir orators made it the topic of their
marks at the public meetings of the pary-and then
party takers ieailed about the strees-but it would
not answer; the people were not to be diverted from
their pursuit They had tried the administration long
enough-they were tired of it-and they wanted
change. As their last effort, extras were printed n
the Times Office on Sunday evening, and sent off to al
the towns which they could REACH claiming large
gains in Pennsylvania for Van Buren, in comparison
with the election of Oct. b.
The excitement to hear the as the returns be-
gan to come in last night was greater than evel
knew it, Our Office was thronged until late hour
and although enough was ascerained to large
ma orty for our ticket, the mind was not satisfied i
wanted to hear more
1t will be seen that Hartford County has done nobly
she is truly the Genesce County, of the State
giving a Wing majority Of SEVENTEEN HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-ONE.
Our expresses bring the returns from all the towns
in the State, giving the Harrison ticket majority o
633O.
Ellsworth MAJORITY the Statolast spring was i57:
GEORGIA.
The New York Evening Pos, says it is conceded n
Washington that this State has gone fol- Old Tip Thu
The Journal of Commerce of yesterday morning pub
fishes the following returns, which show an increase,
Wing majority Of $50 since the Congressional election
Of last month. The Wing majority will be over ZOO
| at this ratio of increase
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Wing gain ......l1S9
Correspondence Of the N. Y. American.
ATLAS OFFICE, Boston,
Monday, half past o'clock.
Every thing looks cheering, even beyond most
sangune antlcpations. We shall throw larger vote
than was thrown before, and shall have not less
than THREE THOUSAND majority.-One of the
North End Wards had trial ofstrcngth this morning
on the choice of an Inspector and the Wing candidate
was chosen by l60 majoritylast year this ward gave
05 Loco Foco majority. should not be surprised if
we carried every ward in the city but one-las year
the loco focos had majoritics in five
The result in the state, have good reason to be-
cve, will be an entire wing senate, entire wing
delegation to congress, and almost every thing else
that the heart of any wing could desire
Our messenger is Just in from all the wards, and
reports the majority, at $500, which we think will
reach three thousand.
We hear from Charlestown that the vote was even
This looks like settling Parmcntcr's coffee
Davis. Morton Everett ~ Morton
For Congress--J. @. Adams AGA
Jackson U.oco) 2l9
The from the several wards thus far are so
exravagant for the Wings that dare not repeat them
In this ward Ohe SEVENTH we have thrown already
| $50 Wing voes against $50 on The other side. We
stand pretty good chance for 500 ma orlty, though
had calculated only on 700. The vote of Boston
will exceed all Wing calculations.
The Baltimore American of Saturday has returns
from IS counties. Thav up:
V Ilar'sO ren ;.'..10925 Harrison maj. 2i9.
| There is very little change from last sprug. We
think the chances now in favor OF Van Buren,
carrying the state
! From the Richmond Wing.
The only reasonable conjecture is, that the vote will
be close and whilst neither party is willing to
give up neither party seems very sanguine In the
counties heard from, there has been undoubted
Wing gain Of about $500 the vote of 1896, and
strong hope is INDUCED that this rate will be kept uF
in the same proportion throughout the other parts O
the State. Perhaps there never was period in
which the eyoerng faculties Of politicians have beer
more severely taxed than during the last twentyfou
hours-and it is impossible, even amidst the intense
anxiety of tie moment to refrain from smile at th(
various conclusions brougll, forth. But until we heal
from the West all speculation will be at fault
p. S. The accounts by yesterdays mail were
more encouraging.
MAINE.
The Boston Atlas Of Saturday has returns from zoe
towns and plantations, which show Wing net gan
on the Governor election of 63i, and the following
aggregates:
| IlaTriSOn, ......-4OicUI
Van Buren, rs, Iol
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
MICHIGAN.

BY the Detroit Daily Advertiser of the 9TH we
have the returns from the following counties in
Michigan They show an increased majority for
tho Wbirc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
Harrison's mai. ... 2O5O

= IIu1TsUH 5 1lluJ Z,UoU
The Atlas adds In few of these towns maorties
only given, and the aggregate vote when the Of
fetal returns received, will be nearly 1000 larger
than it now appears to be- We reason to
change opinion that Maine has gone for Harrison
corporated plantations throw larger vote than any
body anticipates and if their whole vote should be
cast for Van Buren, it cannot reduce the Wing mao-
rity below 500
POSTSCRIPT.-By the Eastern mail last evening"
we have letters and slips containing returns from %
towns not included in the above table which show
further Wing gain of about l50, land making the Wing
gain in 30 towns about $50. 1t is doubtful yet wte,h
er Noyes is elected in the Hancock and Washington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

l6S a maj. Of 20

The following states rema in to be heard from,
and we divide them according to probabilities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13
VAN BuREN.

New Hampshire. II
Virginia. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

By the arrival of the Britannia, Boston, which
brings l6 days later news from England, we
learn that another attempt has been made to as.
sasinate the King of the French. The follow
ing are the particulars:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
A BILL.
To authoritative construction Of iae Raleigh
aud Wlslern Turnpike Road.

To authoritative construction Of tae Raleigh
aud WlNern Turnpike Road.
I. Be IL enacted by the General As
ssn,biy of The STATE Of North Carolina,
aud ii is hereby enacted by the authority
Of The same. Tina, the Board of Internal
improvement be, and they are hereby
authorized, empowered aud Instructed 10
construct Turnpike Road from the city
Of Raleigh 10 the Tennessee State line.
or 10 the town OF Ashville in Buncombc
County, Provided. Tina, the chs, Of The
said ruad, including bridging. shall no.
exceed ono thousand dollars per mile.
II. Be 1t further enaeisd, Tina, The
said Board be, and they are hereby em-
powered to make contracts with any
person or persons, for surveying, locating,
laying out aud constructing said road, and
shall exercise all the powers necessary
Tor enforcing the performances Of such
contracts. They shall appoin, such ELI
giueers. officers and agents as they may
deem necessary, and shall direc. all the
operations connect j with the road.
Ill. BE IL further snactstl, Tina, the
sun Of two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars be. and is hereby appropriated
! from The Public Treasury, towards the
construction Of said road, which shall be
paid from any monies not otherwise ap.
Proptiassd.
lV. BE It further enaeted, Ths. ,ke
width of the graded surface Of the said
road shall be twenty-five feet. except in
places where there ma. be great Difficult
lies 10 be overcome 10 the construction
Of the 70 ID; when il may be reduced 10
Iiinsea feet; The slope Of the embsnk-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

Rip Pan Wiakte. We have il fran
the best authority that this venerable
sonno.esent parsonage has resolved
10 quit his old State Of North Caro-
lima, AMI seek some morS' consenia'
atmosphere. where he may enJIy his
nap Without interruption. ltT sag
gesled by shme, that be will iini u
temperature anI ss,ucIa,inns cores
pondIng With hi, peculiar habits, il"
the Valley ot vr5inia.-NJ Hr.
aid.
&" Resolved to quit" why bless
your heart. ,ae Wings drove him II I'm
his snug quarters IN Nsr,h Caral'".
sumo year, ago. and he tn"k up his
abudt 10 ) ,nla Caralina. WHERE he Is
saorins tnp s"und 10 think Ut nlr.
nry 10 Virginia. Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

Ge'eThmtalE Nh0 ere auxlausly ssrk
lnE 10 suppress ibis iFalar mnsi. boa
ever. be dIrselrd against The lacilIiIrs
snsrded By NhaI are noH recognized
a. legitimate COMMERCIAL p8sRils.
before Thai object can be falIy seco n
piished. Supplies Of provision. water
Casks merchandise, aud articles ron.
necied Hiih The prosrfniIsa nT &c
slave trade are, il Is underwood. Tree
" carried b. vessels II different M
llons 10 the slate factories; aud the
elects Of the factors arc ira0spsried
openly irnm one slave station 10 an
other siihDnl Interruption sr paRi.li
meni By either Of The nations 90 Nhich
they bslang rngsgsd 10 The eammsrss
Of thai region. I submit 20 yaar
jad smsBIs Hhrlhrr This Government
having been The first 10 prohibit D,
adeq late penalties. The ssr.irads--
The iirsI 10 declare 10 piracy-shoSld
not be the FIRST. also 10 forbid 10 is
citizens all trade with the siasr fac
tories on the coast Of Africa; giving an
example 90 all nations In this respect.
ssich. iriairly followed esnnat fsiI
10 pr0duce tue mnst effective results
Ia breaking Up lhHse dens ~ iniquiIy.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
washington. December 5. 1880.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

II gives US pleasure TO notice the tri-
umphs Of reason over passion 10 any
case. and we cannot forbear 10 record an
instance which has occurred in the case
Of our brother editor Of the Mays Head
t",slIissnrsr. and which has Obtained
some prominence in consequence Of the
high character and standing OF the indi-
viduals towards whom |, was exercised.
Our readers will remember that last
week We took occasion 10 no.ice an arli-
Gle which appeared in that print, relative
TO our present Senators in Congress;
characterized as il was by the ebullilons
OF spleen. we could hardly find terms suf.
fcien,ly strong to express our reproba.
ton of It. We fancied The cause which
brought it fhrlh, and feared that the sun OF
reason had been entirely obscured by the
thick fig Of passion th.t surrounded The
minds Of the editors. We are glad 10 see.
however. that few of its rays hsve pc
neua,sd through the mist; and we ha, e
hopes tina, before another number f,hsir
paper is issued, they may receive the be.
nefit OF iw full illumination.
Mark the eifsc which a few of ITS
rays have had upon them: In The las,
Intelligencer, the editors remark: sin that
article the one we noticed last week.
written in a hurried moment, We might
have said more than comPorted with the
quallfc atoms and abilities of tina, gentle
man VIM. A. Graham, 10 represen,
us!!' Very tue this. A noble and IN 'g
unanimous confession. We opna that be-
fore long these editors will be able 10
perceive that the Legislature could not
have made mme juaieious selection of
persons 10 repres"n. US in the senate Of
the U. Slales,-nonc surely are better
gu allied to reflect dignity and hoaor up
on our state; AMI none could be found
mare truly devoted to her interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
Fairfield Academy.

rysHE next session Of this school. lsix
L miles N. W. Of llillsbnroagh.) viii
cnnmenre on Mond.y the 4:h OF Jsnua.
~ next.
TERMS or TUITION - FER SESSION. ri
Reaiing. wiring and Arithmetic, IS 90
English G'ammsr and Gcagr 'phy, Z 30
Ancient Languages, ~ SD
M drdurtion, fur loss Of time, except
in case oi sickness.
Board ran be had in the neighborhood.
in res ,'cciable families, sufficiently near
the Academy, a, from @ to 81 so per
month.
December IS. 81
:E> The Ials:gh Register will iasert the
above once . week f1r foar y oaks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
EIMns0@n@w@Wa
Thursday, pccenlbcr "a.

We are indebted TO The Petersburg In
telligencer Cor The earliest receipt Of The
Presidents Message, which ne lay be-
fore our readers This week. almost 10 the
entire exclusion Of every Thing else. The
anxiety with which The public look for
this document has in no wise sbaled, bul
has rather been heightened by The peculi.
ar circumstances in which the President
has been placed by recen, escnrs; and we
have. therefore. made extra exeriiOns to
crafty our readers. We have no lime
for comment. .s gm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
An Apology
TO The ifsiaoiis's all all ,e!iam i m.y
e.. concern. ssasas

~ tHe IfstdJdtNS uhi UU O'Im W1Y
81. concern. sgass*
Dear Brs.hrsa AMI Friends: -a .a A#5ats*
NEf ivlNG teeentiy hesa treated with colI.
-A ness hg reason In partl Of an expressi"n
made in a sernan, Delivered Al Tie general
meeting, ! nov proceed to eve il n cnrrr,l
statement, To The best nf my reco Iler,iun.
said haiel ii'ose nasty little ia,cs made by
sectarians O. separate good people from The
Chnrch Tor any thing but sin, as I hated the
DsriI WIN inf FENCES man IL assume tu them
selves such authority. II in this expression I
spike tao rast;y. . am safry; bat az IL was the
truth hope To- be eIcu.cd Aud nov say
if ynu. my brethren. treat me az ea enemy fnr
d'slikin. ,iIrsc Things am,uc yni wairh think
wrohR, You act as lscnnslsIeni "a d, druHkatds
when they hate mr f'ropp sing dfunkenncss,
whilst, al the same tIpc, I am sorking their
eternal good. am by profession a Christian
preacher, aud true friend to christianity in ito
native simplicity aud~rn,arnishrd hcantv
JESSE X. COLE.
p. S. u any brethren think me hereto. Sc.
they SHOULD state things correctly, aud Prove
thcm and myself ~ be wong, o. say nothing.
TX {.
December 10. 53-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

John Mcpherson Berrisn Harrisonian)
was on Friday las. elected By the Lsgls-
laturs Of Georgia Senator Of The United
States Tor sig years from The A'h day Of
March next, on which DAY Mr.. Senator
Lumpkin's term Of service will have ex'
pired. The state of the vote was, foI
Mr.. Bsrtien 1853. for Mr.. McAllis.et III,
scattering s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
CONGRESS-.

A Quorum OF both Houses Of Congress
being in attendance on Wednesday. the
bodies were organized and proceeded TO
the disposal Of business.
The Message Of the Presides, was
handed in By his private Secretary. Mr..
Abraham Van Buren, q, l-3 pas, 10 o'clock
p. NJ, on Wednesday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

Miracles. --Some poor disappointed
lucofoco editor. in a fit OF pnreilc
yexaiiun al the slectiln Of Gen. Har
risou exclaims that nav the petticoal
candidate is elected he aiil do mira.
Giles!
No donbt, replies wing professor
Of quilt craft; aud the hrst evidence
Of his miraculous pawer. on his in.
sssI'nent in office, will be the casting
nut Of devils.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
Press for sale.

T2ElNG desire r. Of cmbarkins in another
business, I now ulf.t the establishment
Of tho Wim,ng,ua Advertiser for sale
do not know of a more eligible situation
for persans DESTROYS Of emharking in the prtn.
ting business, than Wilmington. North Caro-
lima.
Terms accommodating. Applications must
be post paid.
r. G. HILL
Wilmington. Nov. II. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

4 Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-"AW Wing
Member "f Congress. through tn"
National la!elIIseueer. hopes thu.
GIN. Harrison will r:jsct evry sp,
plicant for oili e win visits washiax
ton TO make lis soIIci' atoms in per-
sun. We second the motion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
Look Mt this.

'fIlE customer who borrowed one 81
nv Baois, will canfsr favor By re-
turning IL. lfnol. call al The Stare nf ].
Webb. IT,, a. ca. aud take the other. as !
dislike 10 wear nne al time.
CYRUS ID. REEVES.
Dec nc . @#*~.# ret ~ So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17


son.-We regret TO learn ,hs, an aeci-
cidenibefell The Hon. Waddy Th"mp
son. N the pelersburg aud Roanoke Rail
Road, on Saturday last. ~. -~s + .
Tie following letter from the Presi
dent " the Rail Road Company. gives
ihe.pirsiculars OF The sccidenG ...
dear Sir:-You may hear divers
versilns Of The accident which happened
10 III, Honorable Waddy Thompson. an
our load. this morning. The following
are lie facis-- :. ~ - .@* * Be-
The engine coming in WAS delayed
by the sisef. aud The baggage car was put
ahead TO break The ice on the rails. Com.
ing down the bill the whole train stop
ped in The cnl about l l-2 miles out: Mr.
Thompson and some others 20, out 10
walk 10 town; after they started The hands
scraped snow Of, and the train came Oh
Mr.. Thompson was walking in The mid
die Of The track, and the b ggage car be.
ing a head, the engineer could no, sc,
him. The car struck and knockc,
him down and the whole train passed
over him. | hear he was badly hurt, bnl
no bones we're broken. and il appears he
fell between The rails, so that no wheel:
ran over him."
We are glad 10 hear that Mr.. Thomp
son is go much brtier that he resumed hi;
journey 10 Washington yesterday.
Petersburg Intsliigsneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

YorNG MFx.-alssi yonng mea
eansidrr IL . grrsi ai>faFiaHr-is be
pssT. or ms % haze csp'ssl rs.1sa
IL establish iheasslsss II shsir ass.
SCI in life IN gaaa hpsaHrss.-ihs
/. 4 nisiskru nusinn. Sn fsr iTaSa la-
vrrIy bring sni>iar,uar ishimi = as
ma, i9ag irnm a..at 20 syrr. DAY b.
d old. 4 rrsii, b''ssins. She haass
is more ILan irn Ia hnr asin>t lin
aLs slsrIs With pirnis Il mansy.
L.iany anr ia..k bak Iasn's ,ssTs
aud sec = b. rammrnrrd bnsinsss ~
that time lin abundsni meats. and
lrarr lhrm dove u iLf p1'srnf das:
han many af Ihrse nBa baasi = snrth
ard standing. On The lsnii sr.. ha~
IN my have hrsausr paar. lost Their
pisres ia saeiri,' and arc passed ~
ihsir aAR bona rainpsoiea With =
Innk which plainly s.!-. kHou !an
naIii!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

An important recommendation in the
late Message Of Governor Gilmer 10 The
Legislature, Of Virginia is tina, Of the
abolishmen, Of Imprisonment. Tor debt
altogether. imprisonment. as remedy.
Is not necessary 10 the creditors rights. "
says the Message. &" and, as q punish.
men,, il visits the misfortuncs. no, the
crimes OF MS viclins." The recommen-
da,ion is thus concluded: By render
Ing fiasl prOaess on judgments to reach
lands and chooses in action, justice may
be done wi,hou, retaining ignominy as
one OF its attributes"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

Mr.. John J. Roberts, Of Ncxbern. was
on Thursday Oflas' week. appointed pro
lessor Of MOdern Languages in The Uni
.srsi,y Of North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

u, al ~ lac tUsid'I tai F'sfii"n.
alTaFdIuE prospect II "a EHilFv Nl'ig
drlrgnsIwh Co the htEi FanEFFa".
IhrrF are bai three AhIs mFmhtrs
he EFe,rHi srssts.H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17
Weekly Almanac.
Tanted,

IN exchange f"r Dry Goods-BEES.
i WAX. TALI.0W, FEATHERS,
and FLAXSEED. =.
E JAMES WEBB. Jr., & 20.
December i6 5k-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

Va. s.lIlon hss been 70 sIss1sd %
de sensgsl he Uniisd States iFom 'hs
s,s,s 81 Asasas Tor six ysars iron ihs
4th or Mal nsIL when Biz PFFssnl ssr@
Z ssr.ieeiIl have expired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

hdiana-Every congressional dis.
tr,es IN tais state gave a whi5 major