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Female. School.

SHALL again open my School on the ID
Monday IN January next, under the instrue.
iion Of Miss %. L. HART and Miss BEApLEY.
both OF high order ofseachers..
PRICES FOR SESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
IN Spelling, Reading and u iitine, Sc 90
ArlthG'eiir, English Grammar, and &C.
ogtaPhy. M
Natural and Moral Philosophy. History,
Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic.
Botany, Astronomy and Composition, Ia 90
Ell IRA.
Drawing. Painting, Needle Work, and
Embroidery, 90
Music. 90 90
French. Latin. and Greek Languages, 10 90
Board, including oil expenses. will be, 81 90
The School will be furnished with q new ri.
ann Forte
lam greatly enlarging my bulldogs. and viii
be able 10 board larger number III pirs. wish
more room and comfort. My house ID open i,
ell times Tor boardefs, without previous en-.
gagements.
This School will give q Thorough and com.
plete education 10 young ladies. in all the lite.
ary and Ornamental branches Of female learn.
ng. =
This place is 10 the country, very retired and
ably healthy.
JOHN IT. PICKARD.
cssweil. N. C.. Nor. 10. 4s-sw
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JuntO Academy.

spHE FALL SESSION 81 this kcadem,
- viii close on the 18th Of next month, and
| The next session will Commence on the 18Th
/ January, ls4l.
This institution is divided into Two depart.
meats. English and classical. In each depart.
ment the course nfinstruction 10 6ull and COM
plete. In the English, are taught, in the first
class, Reading, sMfitiag. and Arithmetic. al
hive dollars per session Of Eve month";: and n
the second class, English Grammar. t;eoora.
ply, with the use Of tie Atlas. History. Philo.
sophy, Astronomy, &C., al eight dollars per
session. In The classical deps rl,nent, il taucbt
iull and complete cadc mieal course Of Lain
and Greek literature; the tuiticn fee il twelve
dollars and half per session. In this deaart.
ment students are prepared Tor any Of odr u
R,versiiies No day siudeais will be taken in
either department.; each student entering lie
Academy will be considered bound Tor The tui.
lion Tees, from The time he enters 10 The end
OF The sessian. mo deduction win be mad,
Tor The loss Of time. except in case Of sickness,
Every possible care will he taken 10 promote
the ADVANCEMENT in literature, uporsiity and
virtue. Of each student placed snnde r. our care.
The subscriber 10 prepared 10 accommodate
eighteen or twenty Students with board. and
good ont rooms, for seven dollars and q half
per month, except candles and mcndinp,-l
Good board can be had convenient 10 the AGA.
temy, al tom six 10 sik and half dollars oar
month.
DANIEL W. KERR. PRINCIPAL.
Raleigh Star. Standard. and Register copv
The above elk weeks, every other week md
send acconai io"ihe subscriber, Post master
y Jun'o, Orange county, N. C. Il
November IA 10
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"A VEGETABLE SOD uhiN RAJ Afs9+.
- proved % tAs FHpeilfhsF q tttr4ss =, -
hs, Ni.sa PEaPstiy PEissER1ta Hirh. a rT.,..-.
enFs j. every taiRa n H. gKkT NaE llsF.-s
81 having ne rams eEisiR. aFa Iussfs.l Il, -
kom The INfFF lsSAI EfatgT NJ 81 49,
asarly laarIklTf = lMfkkFElsT 49,
ssoa VI ths BLOOD.
II d period IT hgsir nafe la M. -
d lie Il 8. shss lave lesinssd ID ! s.sa..s
hssih sed salaymena err OAE III hlsl,g,,
THOUSAND fsss0a.a. 80 SIZE sissa -.
= ineuraAle III ph5sasisHs e lie lsEss sa..k -
siaEdiRs. ard y many rsfss shea eaes, go.
femrdy had been ffsolisd 10 ~ ssin.
N al rssss.I Pain - Nfaknsas, = lssh.. !.
BE ekronie ~ asreRt. Nhtilsf u ~ dssla,ks !.
psia il she sic, shsshef il arise Il. = + -.
inaienai o. from sems immsdiaie easss. /, u.
lher ii " f1ssm issefnsl o. 1assnal seiarr !,
xill be suFsd " Psssssrri.g i he - II sisss
Pills.
This psinsirle o. psreipg si,L snas,aL,.
Pills, removes aching hi III sseiess al =.
caytd pafaitlss from ahs bod - he naslia s,.a
corrupi hnmoIs &C The bleed. tiose l.ne,.
which cause dlsesse-iLey IMPEDE lie fune.
iions &c ahe liver ~hen ilsy asiiIs ulaa ~.
organ. and which. VI hen They s,itle spsa a.
muscles. pFotnee iheumaiisln Or ppaa he
nefFfss rf00utF r. uts hf VI 80 IT, tMhks, fsh.
da.se eonsumplisp; - aron fhe inasa sinss, as
lssFncsss o. nl.an the lining u lie Llrsd sss.
ssls. spoplexy al PaFslysls. and III Ne ua,.
u disorders % messpeholS 10 The - Err ara
I'll Who behold lien.
Hes. puEgiag ihesc hunors fIGm me body :.
lhe true cure fuT I'll ilssr complaints, sners
cry olher firm 81 disease. Ills 10 30 meta
ssseTlion-i Il IL tCmenftTsble tsaik. aadsasA
day Il il eSiending iiself; fai and de Il i b..
Gaming knexR, and more and mole apsrssi.
lated.
The cure By rufgirg may mere del erd npaa
the laws hlvh PsCdure sweetness % purity,
than may be generally iMsrined. Nksl,ss =
ieads 10 sisgnsls. wili pudsee sieknsss, b..
csBse u tends 10 pairefstslans tiartlsrs thc
aetessity II tnnsiAnls sasniie j. sea.
When eonstsnt txtTeIsc rannut be nsedfsou
ANY CAUSE. the occasional use II OPENING
NEpIciSE j. ABSOLUTELY rgaitsr. Thus
the rondnils Il The blood. The fountain II lie,
are kept Tree from those inpn,ities Nj. v a..ld
prevent iIs sirady current ninistetine health.
Thus morbid humoEs are puyenird frpm BE-.
coming miaed with IL. II j. nature sLhh j.
thus asssied through the r.fans AID sssist,
which she has provided Tor heneif.
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Dr. RRANDRETHrs Oiice IN Virginia, a
nos MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.
Where The Pills can be obtained az Is cents rrs
Dor. with fall drcetlaaA

The filowing gentlemen have been srpainl.
eli agents Coz The sale Of BrandrelL's Pills:
Dennis Heart. Hlllsbofough.
S,edmsn & Ramsay. Piusborough.
lIargrare. Gather 4 Go. Lexington.
Joseph A. SnelutT. Midway. Dssitson.
James ID. M.Dade. Ghspel Hin.
]. NJ. A. Drake. AsLborougl. Randolph.
John u. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. G. Gsrdnsr. 81. Lawrence. Chs,ham.
g. A. Mfbsne. Mason Hall. Orsnfe.
Z. a W. Smith. Alamsnee. GailloTd.
]. 4 II. Slosp. Greensboropgh.
]. & n. Reid. T'roublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James johnson. Wentworth, Do.
Wood a Neal. Madison. DO.
]. w. Burton, q CO.. Leaksvills. Do.
0wsn M.Aleer. Yaneeysille, cssweIi.
N. ]. Palmer. Milton. DO.
December is as-iam
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TsmssraHss IN EuFept.-Ths Ten,
nsrnnes Journal states Gial he Rev. Nc,
Baud had been presrutsd 10 Tie klng Of
Sweedsa. wss cordially Esis0nsd BIZ The
crown pgines. hsd presented lie tempe
rance cause 10 The Diet, and IN Assem-
blsge 81 1000 persons. and was every
where 9eleomed - general benelsrlor.
The tiunphs q Fslhsr Mathew con.
time nnsbslsd. On The 2sah and 2elh
a. September he visited Dublin he =,
eOnd ume. when The enihusissm or The
people. and The crowds pressing forward
10 receive he pledge. sereunsurpsssed By
any former occasion. During those twa
days 72.0O0 individuals received The
pledge. and ~hen he ceased his hbors
several thousands were waiting n lake IL
HIS addresses we're all very modest and
sensible.
The marquis Of Lansdown had address
81 him very complimentary Letter. in
which. sf.er tour through lhe south 81
Ireland. be expresses The greatest delight
a. ihe change in the appearance 81 The
population through the Temperance move
msnls. and begs The acceptance Of 100
pounds q hs devoted b. him 10 The bene.
81 II bis poor counlrymen.
The Central Total Abstinence Society
of Ireland. have made IN able address h
The public, 70 excite Them 10 take effective
and peremptory measures 10 secure The
temperance reformation. and preYsBl. II
possible. any thing like reaction Or &c.
rhine.
A Church Of England Temperance So
cieiy has been Iarmed in I.ondon, on the
Total shs,inenee principle. which promis.
= much good.
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NEW
Fall and Winter
GOODS.


WE beg lsass 10 eaIl The stisasi0a 4 e.
fnsads and cassemsFs. e . steek =
6eots neM Eereixing snd openanEs lass liom
Nss fefk. We Niil net attempt 70 naiaeE,
hal sasiie those wishiag 10 purchase - call
oUR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool d5ed Black CLOTHS.
DO. d.. Blue do.
Do. Do. Invisible Green. do.
Heavy aosbls miil'd nrsb ciolh. for 0ssrcoats
Do. %. Grey DO. DO
Do. DO. Beaver %. dc.
D.. da. Pilot do. d..
Cassimeres. Nsslings. Ssiineiss
Striped and plain Linssy. kerssy.
Super Whitney a GreenM akinaw Blankets
Duiile and isilled ditin,
Blanket and Clolh Over Coats.
Ladies closss. Plaid Shawls. Handksr.
ehiefs,
White. Red and Green Flsnnels,
Green Baize. Oil Cloth.
French and English Merinoes.
Plain. Black, and Figured MOusselin d.
Lane. *@
French. English and American Prints.
Black and Blue black Bombszines.
Black and colored Silks.
Plain and Chequered Muslin.
Worked Collars and Scsrfs.
Florence and Straw Rr. - Bonnets.
New Style Hoods. Flowers.
Bonne,RlbbOns. Edsings. Laees. &c. &c.
ALSO.
Glass. Queensware. crOeksry. and Stone
Ware.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Hard sare and Cutlery.
Molssses. LOAF and Brown Sugar.
Chocolate. Mace. Cloves.
Race and Ground Ginger,
Powder. Shot. Nails. Windng Glass,
White Lead. Prussisn Blue.
crome Green, Crome yellow. and other
Paints, &c. &c. &e.
PARKER & NELSON.
October -. IL.
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HILLSB 0Ro UGH, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

At THREE pofLsRs A yEAR, on TWO DOLLAR
Hfrr esxTs ~ fAtp ~ A,vasrE.
Those who do NOT giyc NOTICE Of their wish
10 have their Paper discontinued al the cxpita-
tion OF The year, will be prcsumcd ns desiring
Hs continuance until eppuicrmsndrd And no
paper will nc discontinued until all 'arrearagts
are paid. unless ~ the option ri The publisher.
Advertisements not rsreeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the fret, and " sniy.fve cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones in
proportion. Court advertisements twenty-five
per rens higher. A deduction Of 3 sper rent.
will be ma5c TO Saver'scB ~ the year
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ElFilER Double or Single, made to
ofder-an article Of great comfort,
a'ther IN summer or winter. Orders lrfi
81 'he office Of The Ilillsborcugh Recur-
der will be duly attsuded 10.
Julyaa So
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l2EiNG desisor Of embarking ia another
business. | now offcsrthe essablishmenf
OF the WILMINGTON Advertiser for sale
do not kaow Of q more eligible situation
for persons DESTROYS Of embarking IN the prin.
,iag basiness, than Wilmington. North Caro-.
liaa.
Terms accommodating. Application must
be post paid.
-, > = 7. O. HILL.
wilm'ng,ar. Nov. II; as
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THEaE Nealrihts aAs -
Sesssa fsg lhslF nsBeaa&,lEs
s,snifess sa4 sensa g araaes !.
= rsriiyiag The FFtsaEs So
rlsnaeis N lie, ard endaanE
lien milh Eaasaed tane aae
yisar. II Haany huadEsd GO.
1fe3 cases ailarA hare BEES
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Equity Sale.
Cast Iron Ploughs.

Cast Iron Ploughs.
SlTEPHEN MOORE has on hand Cor sale.
PL0UGHS OF various sizes, with extra
Points, &c. from the factory Of Z. N. Rich
mond. neaF Milton. N. G..
The follqwing certificates will show The es-
simatien 10 which they are held by some OF our
best farmers.
#as CERTIFICATES.
We have, for The las, sir or eight years. been
using the tast Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia by .9rsry &. Richmond,
and have no hesilsiion 10 saying, that We con
sider IL superior 10 any other IN use in our conn.
try, for is easy drsueht facility &C turning ;hs
soil. and its general utility as 10 performan nee,
and the small expense 81 the cast point. which
We think preferable. on account of lie convent.
ence and ,riling cost, TO any other Mind If poiu,
we have ever used.
WARNER ". LEWIS. casw ell county.
STEPHEN D0BSoN, do do
Gko. W. JEFFREYs, Person do
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have for several years been in the Lsbi, #
using the above Ploughs, and have no besi,a
lion in saying, that they answer my purpose
WE'LL
THOMAS M'GEHEE, Person county.
October 10. a9-I
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Obliging. The Witty editor af the
Boston Morning Post. an able De
mocraiic paper. gives notice 70 his
readers that !" when be hears Of q
state going for our side any where oui
South. he will give them due notice."
-Ay. do. Col. Greene. IL Jon please
zee canthear Of one no way ~ecsnI
fin IL. IN. Star.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARDLINA,
Orange County.

=
in Equity-Sepiember Term. 1870.
chssisy r.. Georges heirs ". Zsehariah Tries
and others.
TT appearing TO The saiisfat ton Of the Cour
- that James Tree and ]. c. Brassiieid. de-
iendants in Ihis ease. are not inhabitants O.
this state; II 10 therefore ordered, that publ
cation be made 10 the liillsborongh Recorder
for six weeks successfully. that unless the said
James Tfice and John c. BrassiieId appssr al
the next term Of this Court, TO be held lot the
county Of Orange. at the court. house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in March
next, the bill will be taken pro confesso agSlhs,
them, heard CT parte, and decreed according.
y.
JAMES WEBB, C. &. H.
Price adv. 81 so 4I-6w
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Every Hord True. II, j. gres, sDt
prevalen, error. thai children may be LEI
70 run wild IN every sort Of street Temp
lation for several years. and that il will
then be lime enough 10 break them in.
This horrible misiske makes half our
spendibrifis. gamblers. thieves and drunk.
ards. No man would deal 30 with hi.
garden or LOT; no man would raise coli or
puppy on sueh principle. Take notice.
parents. nnless you ill the new soil aud
throw in the good seed. The devil will
have crop Of poison weeds before you
know ~ha, is taking place. Look al
four dear chlld. and think whether you,
sill leave bis safety or ruin .. hazard.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Person County. 3D.
Court Of Pleas and Qusrier. Sessions,
September Term, 1910. ~
Robert Jones and Robert d. Bmspas,,
W..
Headsrson Bumpass.
Attachment Levied on Land.
TIT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Cour
- that the defendant in this case 10 not an
inha bitant OF this state, II 10 ordered that pub.
location be made in the HiIlsborough Recorder,
for the space Of five weeks successfully, for
him 90 appear q The next term u this Court,
10 be held for the county of Person, AZ the
Court House 10 RorSorouah. on the third Mon.
day 10 December next, then and there 20 re.
pleyy and plead 20 The said suii, otherwise
Judgment by default will be rendered. against
him, and the case heard sr parie. F" witness,
Mason. Clerk OF said Court, st Office,
he third Monday Of September, 1870.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk. :
Price Adv. ~ so. AZ sw
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Choice Liquors, &c.

Just RECEIVED from New York, and for
sale by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
." Holland Gin,
/" Jamaics Rum.
Msdeira.l
Malaga. Wines, of very superior
Muscs,. quality.
Claret.
London Brown s,ou.
Psle.Ale,
Irish Whiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
. Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
IT, The subscriber will keen con-
tstanily on hand. for .sIe. wsll
made CARRYALT.s and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
THos. d. GRAIN.
August 7. a,
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NOtice--TO Printers.

"A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
n considerable experience in conducting a
Newspaper. desires 10 take charge OF q news.
psper establishment, as principal, in North
Carolina. Georgia, or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked in the Printing business
10 either % the states last named. as he 10 We
~ snxioas 70 plant bis person, permanently.
10 Georgia or Alabama. His politics are of
the JeHersoaisn scisooi, and, consequently. al
var with many Of the leading measures Of the
present Administration.
UnexcePtionabie testimony Of good chsrac
ter can be adduced. Address 30. p. q, Hills.
bofeugh, North Carolina" postage paid.
am s.. A PRINTER
September, 1910. So
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Noficc.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Superior Court VI I.sw--Sepiember
Term. 1910.
s~-POlis Taylor.
r,. vs.: Petition for Divorce.

1T appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that Elisha Taylor. the defendant 10 this
case. Is not an inhabitsnt Of this state; II is
therefore ordered by the Court. that puhIica.
tion be made 10 the liillsborough Recorder for
sir weeks ta5 the defendant appear az lhe
next Superof court 20 be held Cor the eouniy
Of Orange. 81 the court housein lIillsboroueh,
On the second Monday Of March next, 20 an.
swer. plead or demuI 20 the petition in this
case; oiherwise judgment pro confesso will be
taken sgainst him
JOS. G. NORWOOD. Cierk.
Price Adv. ~ so. 47-6w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28

PoR PRESIDENT,
VIM. HENRY HARRISON
VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER.

GEN. IIARRlsoN.--Thc Rev. Timothy
Flint of Salem, gives the following de-
scription of this gentleman, which we find
in the "Rccolectons of the Last Ten
Year," published by linn in 1927, before
he was thought of, or mentioned in con-
cccton with the Presidency.
From Flinl's "RccoIleclions."
"My duties and my travels occupied
me in such manner, as to allow me few
opportunities for taking individual csti-
mates of character. Chance brought me
in contact, and afterwards into consider
able intimacy, with a gentleman, of
whom very different portraits have been
drawn,-Gcneral Fl. OF his urbanity,
and general hospitality and kindness, l
entertain the most grateful rocollcctions.
] could desire no attentions, no facilities
for discharging my duty, which he did not
constantly prohter me. His house was
opened for public worship. lie kept an
open table, to which every visitor was
welcomed. The table was loaded with
abundance, and with substantial good
cheer, especially with the different kinds
of game. In these respects his house
strongly reminded me of the pic
lures, which my reading had presented
me, of old English hospitality. He
is a small and rather sallow looking
man, who does not exactly meet the as
sociations that connect themselves with
name of General. But he grows upon
the eye, and upon more intimate acquain-
lance. There is something imposing IN
the dignilied simplicity of his manners.
In the utter want of all show, and insig-
mia, and trappings, there is something,
which finely COMFORTS with the severe
plainness of republicanism. On fine
farm, in the midst of the woods his house
was open to all the ncighbors, who entered
without ceremony, and were admitted to
assume a footing of entire equality. His
eye is brilliant. There is great deal of
ardor and vivacity in his manner. He
has a copious fund of that cloqucnce
which is fitted for the camp and for gaining
partizans. As commander, you know
in what different lights he has been viewed.
Having no capacity to form an adequate
judgment upon this point, can only say,
that my impression was, that his merits
in this respect had not been sufficiently
appreciated. "
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HARRISON AT THE WEST.

The great enthusiasm with which the
nomination of Gen. Harrison was received
1.-THE West, is every day increasing. Eve
rynewspaper we receive from, hat section
contains accounts of overlooking meetings
to respond to the nomination, and, in Ohio
in particular, so united are the people that
it is even said the old General will re-
ceive unanimous vote. The log cabins
of the prairies pour out their weather.
beaten, and toil-hardcned monarchs.-
The men who fought under the old Vetcr-
an himself, in his memorable battles, who
served under the gallant Perry on Lake
Erie, and by whose hardships and unwea-
ried industry Ohio has been made the
Empire State of the West, have no idea
of suffering farther injuries at the hands
OF the present party in power. They
have already seen the products of their
labor become worthless. Their well-fillcd
barns and granaries are valueless. They
can endure the suflcrings and crucltics OF
war without murmur. But the suffering
and ruin which the present administration
are inllicting upon them, they are deter
mined to endure no longer Troy Wig
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take the field in person. is a strange one,
and shoes the desperation an wh'ch 1t Is
concciced." "INc cause demands c1-
traonlindry enertions."
Such is now the Responding manner in
which the leading Tory press in Virginia
has been induced, by the signs of the
times, to alarm the faithful. This tone is
not assumed. A change has, in reality,
come over the spirit ofits dreams. 1t no
longer talks of "rcposc. The candi-
date whom it pretended to dcspisc, has
been found to have a deep hold upon the
affection of the great mass of the PEOPLE
every where. They are every where
rallying to his support, and even in the
Old Dominion the psoudo-dcmocracy is
lettering to its fall. The Enquirer finds,
that the attempt to cast ridiculc upon the
age and honest poverty of General Har-
rison, is rccoiling upon the guilty of his
calumniators. Hence these notes of tro-
pidation and alarm. And well may the
Enquirer be alarmed. The signs of the
times in Virginia are note to be mistaken.
He whoruns mayrcadthcm. From every
section of her vast territory every mail
tells of fresh acccssions of strength,
and new demonstrations of zeal.
The Richmond Wing is full of letters from eve
~ part of the State, all breathing tho same spirit
confidence, AMI all ishing evidences Of strength.
In giving long series of extract Of letters from,
the East and West, the North and the South, that
paper well says:
"Trulv. has Richie good cause 10 exclaim-
'Sare the State ! Iflhe signs do no, prove very
deceptive, me of the Wing are destined to repose
at our ease, instead Of the 'curous antique Of the
Enquirer. The People are taking Up our cause.
md will save us further trouble. The wave Of
Hnrrisonisn is lOLling mountain high.o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-28
SIGNS IN VIRGINIA,

Bright and cheering as the prospects
have been in Virginia ever since the
Harrisburg nomination, they continue to
improve beyond our most sanguine ex-
pcctations. Every paper from the Old
Dominion teens with accounts of Harri-
son meetings that have been holden, and
with calls for others. Our readers will
remember the assumed tone of indiflcr-
ence with which the Richmond Enquirer
announced the Harrisburgh nomination.
"Fhcre wiH be no Seri0us contest IN Vr-
ginia." "YHe nOmiaatiOn Of Harrison
is fatal to the cause Of Whiggery."-
ave aram repoSe, and this nomination
wW giye 1t to u.s." DC. Such, a few
weeks since, was the language of the
Enquirer. How changed now from that
tone of confidence is its presentlanguage !
The election of a Wing Governor, and
the spirit every where abroad among the
Wings, have given an ague fit to the En-
quirer. Having now found out that the
Wings are in earnest, that they mean to
canvass the State with their ablest candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, and diff
fuse the light of truth in every benighted
recess where ignorance and Toryism can
be found, its language of naughty de-
fiance is hushed, and we hear nothingbut
the wall of one who viii not be comforted.
The Wigs are inundating the State
NTH papers and periodicals, like the
Vandah, who pOuedthemSelves Over the
Roman Empire" "Remember zoe hare
a strong and aoily enemy TO encounter"
y" Every thing Jetokens a ferceand spir-
itcd campaign." "IHe State is flooded
with newspapers" "IHis proposition
that the best popular speakers shall be
selected as candidates for electors and