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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24


The plan Of the Secretary Of the fisa-
sury Cor Fiscal Bank meets With more
Iayor here Than. perhaps, might have
been exlecled, considering The general
expectation TIA, The new bank would be
loraled IN New York. The plan itself.
50 far as sm able 10 Judge, meets The
public expectation, and 10 iar more salts.
factory Than any other that has been pro-
posed.
The memorial for Na'ionsl Bank
will be srnt on in DAY Or Two. II has
on i, The names Of nearly ixen'y thou
sand business men.
The American objects 10 Dir. Ewing,
rlsn Tor Fiscal Bank, and thinks Il w
cannot have better We shall be better OF
wi,hou, any. The Questions are III
wsn, Of power 10 ss,sbl,sh branches, 'h'
location. and The prohibi.ion 10 deal i
foreign exchsnge. The Times and ss
approve. The plan; The Commercial IL q
! lsn,, and the Port, Of course. hnds fsul
with every thing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

lsh tFsA siihtysails SO, TIE EfEfhRt
cutler - lhs nslsEs PEssHms has ElaT,sd
in partut. AID Il il suggested hsFs y
am 10 - laEre ssesm-baaas - obtain
solanleeis u prnerra - shd sMreP Ne
Gull saund lie neighbofheod.
1 arils II hasEe. Very truly.
WI. Il. HODGE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

- sAH A@&&AN A4ts&RA 49, -
iHfann De eidzsns q 0Tngs.
.hnt II hzs declined beng ; sansilrlz g
.As Coany Corr CIsIkship.
80 We sEe requested . snnosnes
Joseph 9. NOrwoOd lshe pFessns clsEk.l
- : candidate or he ofEce e Clark q
the Superior Court of Onnee.
- We are requested . announces
George ". Bruce : : candidate or ne
Office or Clerk Of The Superior Court q
Orange.
l~ We are requested . aEncsnee
MAJOR John Taylor = candidate for -
election cor the ofice Of Clerk q ne
County Court Of Orange.
10 We are requested % announce
Thomas Faneeit - ; candidate for me
Office Of Clerk Of ths County Court Of
Orange.
- We are requested 70 announce
John w. Hancock - . candidate FOR the
Office of Clerk Of the County Court u
Orange.
90 We are requested 70 announces
Jones Watson IS candidate foT me oft
fce Of Clerk Of the County Cour. Of Or,
ange.
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Nsn yaasls.

N3M A@aMK $3.50 -
Tie Legislature 81 Ne~ IlaapshiFe
haze adop,rd sweeping resolutions against
! Namonsl Bank shs Ieyisinn 81 lie 4
ria. Iundinr lie fslionai debl. ard elslri.
bulnn ii lie proceeds II he lublle l.nds.
Fundlng he liabilities u The Government
= denounced = fraud upon The PEOPLE
Should National Bank be created. The
resolutions declare thai il : III be lneum.
benl on Nes IIsmpshlEs % sdoPi such
measures = may be necessary % project
her citizens from lhs snefuaehmeas 81
The Federal Government.
There we're rumors II BndalD On Frl
d.y u popular violence and destruction
Of properly u DelrOis. growing ous 81 ce,.
lam TRANSACTIONS DC lie State Bank 81
Miehigan. Our report ID, thai ihs bank.
lng house Vas torn down. The officers
beswan &r. There arc 10 rspers ION
Ds,roli 10 day. 20 | have no means 81 -
cerisining how fsr The ramors may b
wrll.Iounded.
The cuslom.Louse commissioners, 4
il said have finished their examination o
witnesses in relation 10 alleged frauds ane
abuses. and are now engaged in exanln
ing tie accounts Of the late collector
They will probably close The i1yss.lgs
talon early next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

81 he Copper natk, = RsFi q which hss
bssh aasiyEs1 a5d yielded So Pc g. =
PuTe meisi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Ex Governor Dudley. passed through
our Town Ibis week on his way 10 WASH
iaa,on, 5ojoin Cor. Morsheaa and Mt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Melancholy Saiside.--A Mrs, Haskell
residing al 2l6. Blocker street. New
York, where she kept a Unread and needle
store, committed suicide on Thursday
night, She had been deserted by her
husband about, month lago. and was IN
great distress of mind on account oil II.
We understand she had an interview win
her husband on Thursday. hoping 10
effec, reconciliation. but was unsaecess
full. She returned TO her desola'e home
shut up her store about Q IN the evening"
as usual, and the next morning a. IN was
found hanging TO bed post, dead. Yer
die. Of the Jury accordingly.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Arrival Of the steamer Columbia.
The steamer Columbia, from Liverpool,
reached Boston On The l6th inst having
performed the passage in twelve days.
The news i highly important; and We
regret iha, our space j. too much occupied
for u to give the particulars.
From China the news il very interest
ing. Hostilities in ihatcountry hayeb been
recommended, and the British have either
taken Canton, or through The possession
Of The forts designed for the protection Of
that city, have obtained The entire com
mand Of the place.
II appears tha, all hopes for the safety
Of The Steamer President are abandoned.
II is said that Henry A. Wells, Esq.
passenger in the Columbia, is the bearcl
Of important dispatches from our Minis
Ter a, the court ofSt. James.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

NAV, 1871. snFfeI tION0U' ia
old. five Zee, eight inches and quarter
hish. blind in one eye. his left hind foot
white, some white hairs in his face. long
tail and bare footed all round. Valued
JOHN A. FAUcET'r. Ranger.
lime % 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Copper Rock.-'rhe Michigan State
Gsologlss states in his report .ha. there is
a rock near the 0ntongon river in that
S.a,e, weighing three 81. four tones, CALI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

A New Volume-In Splendid Style.
July, 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

The Degree Of ID. ID. was conferred on
the Rev. n. ii. Harding, Of Milton, at
the recent Commencement ofour Uniyer-
sity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

TAKEN up by John Hule,t,
living IA miles north fren
Hillsborough. aud entered on
The stray book Of Orange
county on the 2Sih day OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

The made in The LocoFoco papers about insult
to the President unwarranted few low rowdies went
and groaned under his windows the night after the Veto
while another buryng The Bank The Presi-
dent cared nothing for either set bul the citizens Wash
ington are deeply mortified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

Iva TO aET-The spacious five story building No 81
IM DuaBesrcet and may be occupied ~
1919 pro gentlemen and those of the fine arts
for Iodri The Will he follows,
The Basement well lighted "a feet Broadway by lUu ire
on Duane street at 500 per year. with good cellar.
The Store earay. 80 feet Deep SeCO also Rsom
in the rear of the Store fronting 80 feet deep at
sn There aro three entrances Room rem Duanet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

New SCIENTIFIC DlscoyERY.-A friend on board The L.
S rgate Constellation, mentions that the views of Lacae
relative the shape of the earth have heen confirmed by
the observations of the Royal Engineers He says: We
grow every day We know thai the earth Is not round
but pherod if the results of tine present measurement OF
meridian is expected they will go to prove that
the earth is perjes pherod but that there Is differ
in the figure the Northern and Southern Iemis-
phcIes Lncaie measured thcir OF meridian in France,
also the Cape of Good Hope, and found that the length OF
degree great latitude 3 degrees south IN 40
degrees north As Lacalcs were not con-
Quoted with much accuracy the discrepancy was eerred to
the of the observer The measurement which
conducted with great precision and the same ground
which acale measured has thus far gone 10 prove the
the former measurement am indebted for this IN
Formations to Capt. Henderson, of the Royal Engineers.
Bosrn Atlas
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BOOES. STATIONERY AND PAPER HlNGIlGS....

fTo Country DeaIer.-Tse subscribers keep constant
on hand a, their Store No 1JS Wall
pe assortment SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BooSs
of the latest and most approved etcus which they OFF, upon
mos, reasonable terms City feeptGHees also
BLANK BOOKS snd STATIONERY OF every variety; which
tbe invite the attention Merchants visiting City
Fall purchases.
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled any pattern and made to order Of the
best materials and in superior style.
.. FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGiNGS BoRD-
Frs &c OF the patterns and PAST coLoR suited to
III. Country Trade. for at Manufacturers Prices
j. Merchants Dear from the Country requested to cal
and vamu- their stock Of goods.
r. schools College, Libraries supplied upon the b
.rajt.rus BAKER. CRANE Il Co,
Wholesale Booksellers aud Stationers and
Dealer, in Paper fIauyinrs, No l5- Pearl,.
auloIm (sen Ledger, y New-iork near WaI''9
ID FOR sALE-The house snd lot ~ Hoss'on-sr
i block from the Market and hort ,:i-nee from The
>i-tnr of II cellars. coal
bens, all complete Price 5000 Apply a. above aus In
story the building No 90 Ann;s,Ioet
ote best R-oms the city for Printing Office or a0
light business gRied three siie Rem S2V apps 10
aaa Il H. GREELEY. or J WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-st
La OFFICE TO LET.
corner Psya s aa a'fa9" SSs1 Ap M
s Of the Company corner STSTsT Fn4 90
kxA a PUBLIC HOUSE IIarler. be let on the ID
1 Of 1881 street Inquire at ITO Bower e"'
lsA S1EsIEANSSc ksTH FRotEn VT
GH FlcE No Annstreer New iork-PeTsos wishing to pur-
.1- do well call Cottages 10: safe a-'
Building Lots aulo I'm
"a TO LEr-A large room with a mail office attached, on
I the floor 80 Nassau suitable for laIr-r ue
q" Tailoring business and possession immediately Inquire o
aua3 u a. GODFREY, mp stairs
a. TO LET-A large 3a7 Bo~ery. lnaurc on
n" the pren,c OF I lIyslop, Bill Broohe Il aux !"
81 CITY PROPERTY OFFICE, for buying selling
His and exchanging City Prooertv at No Annst auo m
A-A ROOMS TO Ls3T-A and bed Dom with closets
3 pautrie-. suitable for small family Also one large room
extraordinarily well lighted suitable r workshop Inquire on
the premises JOHN LOCKE of3 Ann-si aus I'm
-. DRUG STOXE FOR SALE.-FOr sale the stock
G Drugs Medicines Furniture Fixtures &c OF the store sou
present proprietor occupied the above
upwards and Oilers the stock for sale
account health The To lei aud immediate
auI7 WIN LANGSTAPF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

70 The frign,e CONGRESS was launched at Norfolk on
Monday last. She is 100 feet long, 80 feet beam, and
measures 100 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
LYCEUM VILLAGE.

The Stockholders Of the Lyceum Village residing in NeT-ork met
on Thursday evening No II Amystree and called : W.
Chair and appointed b. l. WEE Secretary Rev. H.
SHELDON. Secretary Of the Company owning the Village then
progress operations and of the in
Mr followed Mr.. Sheldon presenting the meeting
principles which fundamental in the School Prodno
Industry study dfr"g Kn0nledqe
the best mode Of acquiring appea- that men con-
nectcd with School according their testimony make
rapid and thorough advancement their studies than hey ever
lid could where hey should do work While
they earned by their trades their who eIenseboard
clothes book and tuition They have also fully proved that daily
and systematic effort for dnsg knowledge 'he globe the
aud the eGtcual mode Of prom ting Their
provement.
After anl expanon, by lr $ and M H. to
questions preen by the gentlemen the foH
resolution offered by q. w Morris unanimously adoPed
Re1cired That and interesting Hnde to this
meeting, they full The good management aAd organ
of the onany thus far ad that they mighty approve OF TIE
practic principle the AID the
Trustees make Be- and also strictly tempe
village making that of all e deeds and leases OF
the property. ; '" SETON, Chairman
h. l.. WEgg, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

% Hon. WV. Cosr JOHNSON, Wing, and Hon. FRANols
THOMAS Opp have made arrangements, by request Of their
respective friends address the citizens Of each County in the
State in company They August 30, and close
Oct 4, opening the debate each day r. NJ They arc
able and spirited debarcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

AIT THE NEw-YoRK CASH TAILORING e


Ii2 Fstou->t year Broadway
We would tie OF eHi aud The Pe''c'o
large selected OF nferdne Cloths CaSres
Vsnrs ,itahs the aad fan Gentlemen ar
the city BE- furnished "h fail lux in - hours Al
saving Of At least 10 per from Broadway prices.
Strict punc;nslity observed III Hing orders
ca>h on delivery, and abatement prices.
PS-The department i under tn urcraicniene' OF
Mr. GAYLORD haze been v Appreciated by
fashionable public need any Particular a'entonP PAID
o cutting pants. au-i II J. C. BOOTH Agent
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VIA sTnNlaaaWGn. DAILY.

WA STebNlNaaEGlt. .3AAEN.
z.... ,as.e,. ~ @r, hAENDtN IDS CoS' e Ame
rf:J.is51 f;ifs al can ahd Foreign iSI tt roi,sn
t.s-,-i SErfFR EEs=.A Letter. aud '"nera tore nrdF
-SA-Gl-@.2AZ- e--PacknseS al q" hnd';
10y Express. to and the following places:
From 'o''on 10 i'erpo@ ,-"nIon ~, % @ G ~,
,'esu' h"g.' Duuli" Na t, i f u,,, poyiicoco
,; , g 1,, I'D ,i ~ ,,oc ,ace,t5
Ne% -i'tN '"""el". a r"' ~ ', IVY , e '
" PynFT 6 Co vii a,rnd 10 cosctng or paving Draft.
y,e NM, mr. and the purchasing Of Good Of every dc
cron r n,icn business of any kind which thev undertake.
uron,n,l,, "
,c roc will he kent M their Boston New York Phalclph,
md ,an d;c for Cror. ROYAL la Line of ,tenhips nl,o
r , Ceo, Western and the SAILING racket, from New
yorI
FAKE NoTtcr p.cn,c. scn IN either office ,r England or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
corrc.nonaence q rhe rrlbunc.

Extract Of a letter Editor dated NE~ ORLEANS, Aug H.
The City yet remains healthy. There were fityeven
deaths last week the week before there eghty-siN
There have been five fatal OF the Yellow Fever but
they have excited no sort of alarm The disease has not
assumed an epidemic form is il believed that it WILL by
those who claim, to know ;he climate best.
The Market remaius devoid OF intcrcsprces Of Cotton
unchanged The respecting the Crops from the in
terror are generally exceedingly favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
G,sEAT A'g'FaS.sGNaON.


.r->. FARE REDUCED -t.t 10 aud FROM liar
The prop embrace, the earliest opaoru
t.L-2 informing his friends and the public m gen
prepared hi AMI splendid nc Of
from Eioe Bowery De wa =. hcinscr
Harlem River Mansion House regularly every bali hour the day.
touching oernlt neatr places along he route and making
their pass ise through IN about an honr.
Neat spacious apan,, fitted ~ each end Of III
for the comfort Of passengers h> ne" ana
regulated iac running double the number Of daN
Cars the track ldeeed ads atasc over them
stopping onge- acd kei g"r AND siveg p1Scr
gers pa, KIND Of -lmcnt "rh
always hand and ery The best possible manner
on teri suitable To the times.
uower and White usual every five minutes
during thn day. ~ = tm J. At Ntln tI"pLgoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
u. pOSvEs4s. ~ GO,~. e.gNW.

~ " sIsI W. sIhtf'f.
d cSats - FOR NEWBURoH, LANDING AT CALD-
$50 WELLS. WEST POINT \ COLD Strings
IS-ff--1A c stcauboa, HIGHLANDER Captain Robo,
WarireP will leave the foot OF Warronseet NewSSk every
Monday THURSDAY, Saturday afternoon, ociDos.
Returning the lllGIIt AMBER vii Nevburgh every Mon
Jay morning i o'clock and Tuesday and FRIDAY afternoon
o'clock
For freight passage apply to ;ho Captain on board
" BA baggage and freight OF c'o absorption and bill Or
spec, put he the risk Of The
thereof unless bin ri img rcceipt gneI 10y me une wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
.NpgA gUHHEH CLOTla.

y EAIEK> - are n you would
~ supply ;heu WIKI the article which aekho"
hv who ed greatly n ary
Div Cloth makers rurpoes marked has never
been equae for beauty Of appearance hardness and DURABILITY
while IL Cloth which e from - b2t Per yard
every respect fully equal and generally much bette
than Cloth the ordinary AMI wi, trc small old
machinery supply hand OF tbs various
qualities. HORACE IL. DAY Su-oes>ort" koSbury k Co..
au2 PIN l26 Nliienanc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
, gOYE gsl.ANVp ssAur,.

-o-e enN s4Ott. ISLAND SAlE,-
fsT:,S1ss.1 s sss[ - - is0.ADfhe tam, GPou this
RrooSy nj BALI
u. halt past / and half pat
~ TIE village, the linz shcn and con'e
convey passengers the ,o1l side nnd tn
the Bay Ocean,
A. 81 aod quarter W. and hall past
NJ jamaica and disc the Marin.
Pavilion ockawny other attractive aces OF resort aud return
evening ahlz u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

Nrw-YoKK AND ERIE RAr.RoAp-Wc have
raj lately of the progress OF this work winch are
acorrccta least far the Su>queanna Division Is
conernedand have therefore taken pains To ascertain
p.eSen, conditions and prospects, that the public may
form correct idea oil the time OF Its probable completion
The whole road divided into five divisions and caci d
yson has its Commissioner. Gen. S. r. Lyman, is the
Commits Chcf having the supervision OF the whole
Thomas A. Johnson, Esq, OF Corning, is Commissioner OF
Hornc.ye III miles, and Francis Bloodsood Esq, is
Commissioner of the central division extending from Bns-
hamton TO the mouth Of Calicoon Creek.
The Susqueianna Division is contracted 10 be finished by
the ith OF July 1912, and Will be done. Already are the
Ple driven over 90 miles, AID Ell machines, continually
employed, each driving mile per month, rapidly
completing the remainder The supcrsucurc is now about
being laid and the rails will be put down fast they are
received The Contractors have Just advertised for 500 ad-
dtiona hands, and the vigorous measures have been
adopted to accelerate the completion of the work The
Western Division, under the char Major Brown will be
graded during the
The work done in the substantial and permanent
manner and at less expense than any other road in the
United States. The Commissioners the Susquehanna and
Central Division OF talent, energy and enterprise
devote their whole time their respective duties The
Contractors on the Susquehanna Division Messr Marrow
and Higgnbothas of great experience and ability
and will doubt complete their contracts within the
specified
On the whole the work progressing with rapiaty
and public NAV rest assured that in the of S43
the road will averscd with from the Hudson to the
Lake
Since the above was type, learn that the Board of
Directors have extended the Central Division IL this place,
and have appointed Gro HOFFMAN, Esq Chief Enineer
Oswego Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

S.TEEz PENS -Mos-AYs C;rLLorr ard kgRsRAv's Stsel
= PEN. GOOD assortment EFT BOOKS and other goods
n, wholesale T. X GILLESPIE. ~ John-street
ANA an Between Brood ay and Mass u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

SThere fine spacious entrance 10 all the above rooms from
Broadway 49,, ms, ,., =, -,
For further particulars apply r. ISELToN 100 roiway
the yho lei % q u desired auto u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

IgOF&sSaS s'LAIAlEa'TH Neatly o ave lost N
b. III burning oI the Erie, TINS aH iui
OF human life but cnv remind every traveller
providing safe gulrdsome e-prer's
the
thousands travel conuau inland Waic how IL" are
provided oi sudden danger
How many 200 valuable lives recc:y lost the " i'll aed
Erie might saved by timely purchase II the India Rub
These articles furnished
quantity constantly kept and for sale the RoXbury India
Rubber Warehouse l2G MadenLanc. Ola superior quality
being dl1erur materially from that o any
oaiy article 10 he fully depended upon
aul34w HORACE h DAY,
Snrcc.snr IN Co. I!G Mlilen lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24

s1ssES As EssIS-Jus: received lot stripe printed
Z: aus Let hieaehed Diaper At l. Lot yard "lde
Panneis shilling CasEeres double nied at os I'd
No.e,kp. Is ~ Fur Hats al rs Lot best quaint
Kid G Lot French Mrrnos AZ only IS ID Lot Sill
yeyets a, d. 6I .omhazi.e Only -. 81 Lot Ribbons
ony Id per yard. For sale MllLET HAWKINS Store,
10. 81 GreenwIch.
Notice to Peja-B good, boueh $50 3; per
cent be- allowed io;- OF goods SUIT your trade
nn1OX
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John WARWICK.
GOLD Rene Assayer ant Sne;cr NO 10
VI ssaysy and Melting the shortest notice Old Gold
and Bookbnde Rags bought and meee skew
ingr ~ashngs. and Old shrua bought les-,.n
0UES-The subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 INFORM MS
~ friends and public that ne has ca hand and
ceviag large u which he offers Tor sale a.u
Prices wholesale ana retail Country merchants wouu DC ~e u
jsal 4. MeKEACHINE's, s55 PsaE-'t
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-17

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