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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

WALDIE's SELECT CIRCULATING l.I-
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Mr.. Wslde has recommended the pub
lica,ion Of his Selec, Circulating Library,
the two FIRST numbers Of new series OF
which we have received. Mr.. Waldies'
publication has long held a high place IN
public estimation. and the numbers before
US afford good promise that the ne" Sc
ries will continue TO hold an equally
high rank. The volume commences
with very interesting work, Jesse $
Memsirs Of the Court OF England during
the re'gn Of the sluaris, including Tie
Pro,eelora,e. The price Of the Library
is five dollars a year, to be paid in adj
vance. Five numbers will be issued
monthly, each number to contain sixteen
quarto pages, neatly printed on fine pa
per. Persons desiring the work, can see
specimens at this Office.
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Governor Of Maine.--The Legisla-
ture Of Maine having accepted the repur'
Of The committee appointed to count the
votes for Governor, that there was no
election by the people, the House, on
Thursday. nominated Edward Kent and
John Fairfield TO the Senate, and the lat
ter body, by vote of sixteen TO eight. or
the same day. elected MIR. Kent w,
Governor of Maine for one year. On
Wednesday, Mr.. Kent took the oaths o
office and entered upon the discharge o
its duties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

CONGRESS. The bill in the Senate
for permanent prospective pre'empnon
system, alter undergoing various amend
men,s, was. on Wednesday last. ordered
20 be eugtossed Tor third reading by
vote Of 80 to IL. The debate was at'ef'
wards resumed, aud continued To the last
dates. possessing very animated aud IN
tereslins charac,er,--a portion OF when
debate we intend to presen. 10 our read
ers in our future numbers.
In the House of Representatives, the
contested election from the third congres
sloaal district Of Pennsylvania, between
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.mailaa. n ssesTdaaes with ne lac 81 ne
Fsssn1 session Of ne lssislsloFs, Tsgslrins
ihe hanka y ffsnme gferis psYmFnts 81
ihs 6fsi tay ~ RshfaaEy EeEl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Tn Albany the loss by the freshei is
estimated al more than 100000. -Four
persons persisted by the Crolon treshe'.
The loss a, and near The Croson Dam
is estimated a, S672 500.
The SaddIers Of Philadelphia city aud
county are peli,ioning Congress for a
protective duty on foreign manufactured
Saddlery and Harness.
Governor Seward was attacked WIN
naral, 81. in the Executive Chamber at the
Capitol IN Thursday, and the attack Is
said TO be serious.
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MABBIHDo

In this county. On TUESDAY evening
The l9.h last. By the Rev. Robert G.
Maynard, Dr.. JoRs II. Y0Uss OF Gran
vile, 20 Miss LrcY P. PARkER. daughter
Of Col. Abner Parker. Of shis county.
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A bill has passed both branches Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature. requiring the
Governor to borrow $500. COO, at an int
res, of six per cent. to NEE, the Interest
on the state deb, falling due in Fsbrua-
~.
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TEXAS AND pExIco.

Galveston papers 10 the Sd instant
have been received at New Orleans.
President pro TEN. BurRei has sub.
miiied 10 Congress . project Tor call.
ing out volunteers 10 repel sn antici-
paled invasion from Mexico. IN lay
lax this r.atier before The Legislature,
be iadalgss 10 some glowing speenIs.
sioDs - 10 the extension Of the boun-
daries aI the young rspublic. Texas
proper u COW bouuded by the Rio
Grande. .Tsxss. as defined by The
sword" says President Burnet. .ma,
comprehend tue Sierra del M-are.
Let the sword do ils aurk."
The plan proposed for lsvying for.
ces (says Tie New Orleans Bes) doe
not, We believe. cohlen plate a draugh
upon The agricultural classes or tn
mechanirai Industry of the Repnbllc
l, Is thought that solunteersia ssua
dance could DO raised for the service
as 10 doubf there could be should th,
designs Of Texas exieod even bryon,
the rrpulsion Of invading force.
/ The Texas papers are discussing
tbeIwar proposition Of Presiden, Eur
act The feeling Is decidedly ~arliks
Iholgh the question is discussed wi,
moderation.
A courier ariyed. at Aa-,i. IN III
aai DeceNbrr. With ia!orws,lan tbs
q body Of hostile Mcsicsns had enter
ed the county Of San Pa'ricis.
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On takiag charge OF The English School in
Hilisbutuugb, The subscriber considers il due
both 10 toe public and Nlmsef To atale, that tie
mas not slightly considered the Importani aud
responsible naiHte oil the duties be Is about 10
assume, and taat he is determined 10 spare 40
2alns nor labor 10 his efforts 10 cultivate the
intellectual faculties Of the pupils vino may be
entrusted 10 his care. Their morals also will
receive strict attention, as a matter indIspen-
sibie in a well regulated school.
In order to make himself useful and sue.
cessIui teacher, he wilt consider II his duty to
study the various dispositions and propeusilies
of his pupils, aud by thus finding the true ave
nues 10 the youthful understanding, be will
hope the more readily 10 communicate instruc-
ton aud improvement.
Ia conducting the exercises Of the school. he
will eu9eayor 10 confine himself as much as
possible To the explanatory or demons'ratIye
method OF Instruction, aud Is generai TO govern
il more by system vi moral discipline than
BY a fear of the rod.
Having been e!tyen years engaged IN teach
ing, the subscribers faiicrs himself that his ct.
forts 20 give satisfaction 10 his employ ors vii
prove successful. -
: ]. ODEND'HAL.
January 81, ST. s
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The PhiladfiPaia. Ndnibkson. srd
BalsilaoFs Rsslrosd Conpsny he dsrlsf
ed : half yearly dividend q three PEI
rsns. rsysbls On he 18Th of February
neni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

;. Colon.-This article has experienced
a slight advance, since the last European
news. Itmay now be quoted ct from 81
TO 10 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

The vote al the las, August election in
Indiana for and sgainst Convention 10
amend the constitution OF the state, stood
l2,277 for. and ,72I against c"nyen'
ton. Majority against . convention, ~,
414,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Imprisonment for Debt.-'rhs Lsgis-
la,ure Of New Hampshire, at i,s recent
session, passed an acl to abolish impri.
sonment for debt. .u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

The Richmond Enqaiier says that Sir.
Van Buren, has not srcsded 10 The request
Of Mr. Stevenson four Minister ., ST.
Jsmesl sha, he msy be recalled; bur. ia
consequence 81 Tie Ifew sspscl OF affairs
IN regard 10 the boundary question. and
the slfsir Of the Caroline. has desired
Mr. Stevenson 60 remain IN England on
III ; successor should be appointed and
reach London.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

appointment by The Presideni.-Rev'
Martin p. Parks. Of Norfolk, Va. to b
Chaplain and Professor Of Geography
History, and Ethics, al the Military AGA
deny, West Point, in place OF the Rev
Jasper Adams. resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Land Ho!-rhe phiIsdeiphis banks
have psid two days, "bea'y. power
fuI snd strong" and they bold . bold
ZION, still. Heaps OF dollars are ,e'
lying on their counters waiting fuI
customers. Foreign exchanges have
fallen below the water tide, and thai
in the face III abundant imporistion:
Of foreign fabrics. "Our great sta
pie" has taken lively turn in iorr'gr
markets, and above ell, the time iol
the inauguration Of Gen. Hair!soI
draws near. These considerations
some or ell Of them, caused aud ini'
prussment in stocks yesterday, aud
impaired general confluence TO deaf
ers 10 all departments Of business.
Jour. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28
Trust Sale.

iDY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 10
- me. for certain purposes therein mention
ed. I shall expose to public sale, on the 23d
day of February next, lit being the Tuesday Of
Orange County Couri,l in the Town OF Hills.
baroueh,
between Twenty-Five and
Thirty NEGROES.
Among them are May women, Boys and Girls,
yearly all youngi some sevea or elghs OF me
hes, house servants, male and female, ever Oh
fered for sale. Also,
ncnr 3OOO acres OF Land.
lv;ao in the Western District Of Tennessee.
Tsrms-One half cash. the other at slS
months credit, for negotiable paper we'll en-
STEPHEN MOORE. Trustee.
January 26. 5-u
gP The Raleigh Register and Standard WI
publish the above until the day Of sale.
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Union Academy.

1sNHE spring session & ,a's schca WiH CEN.
4 mence on the 18th insiHul. sud end on
the 18th Of June, irclrdin2 tern, 8, fye
months, as usual The tuiion. per asson,
FoI.the Prrparitor. Col. Course, si2 SO
English, . ~ 50
Minors, 5 90
Board six dollars per mnnIh Care MI be
taken 10 cultivate the mora,, physicist ant in.
tellectual faculties az the students, las which
purpose the peculiar seciusnn and lea thnsss
Of the situation lie remarkably adapted.
JNO. X. HOLT.
South west Otange, Jan s s5-ds
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The Tsxish Congress has passed .
Las By shieh psapsny esneol BE soia
q sll. under sxseulioa. unless IL shsil
bring swo thirds q ils Appraised ssias.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

The trial OF the young man al Char
lo,lesyille, Tor the murder Of Prof. Davis,
is ppsiponed. The principal witness. a
youth named Kincaid, from South Caro-.
linz, has abscJnded. ..s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

In The lower House of the Alabama
Legislature a provision has been adopted
in The Penal Code, which makes dsath
by duelling ctine Of murder in The first
degree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Erecmiue Comcl.-Gov. Morshesd
has notified his Council u meet il lhis
city on The 10Th o. March. 20 sdsise
with bin in the appointment Of The mem
bersOf ,he Literary and lalrrnal Imsr
mcnl Boards. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Resumption in Georgia.-rhe Co
vernon Of Geogia has issued his rrocls'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Greoi EOOd.--Thr northern pspers
give extended accounts Of an unprece
dsnisd food. caused BY The excessive
rains aud thaw. in Maryland. Pennsyl.
sania, New Jersey. New York. &c.-lhs
greatest food ever befare known" ex.
eepiing. perhaps. Noal's. Immense Dc.
mage has been done; houses, bridges.
saa Other properly have been swep.
away 70 lie amount Or millions of dol.
lars. and many lives have been lost.
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STATE OF NORTH eARoLIA1.
Person County,
Court az Pleas and Qoarst S-ss,ons.
Dsesmbsr Tern. 1870.

4luNI Hltat ftnfhI
1T appearing 70 the sailsfasiion ~ The sorff.
that Jshn a. Leah. the drlemdant ~ tl,is
ease, Is not a. inhahrsni ~ ikls sistss Il =
therefore ordered. thai publication Dc md.
10 the HilissoFoueh Ree.suer fas en- -nesss
sivo weeks. fof saic dsieadaal 20 Le asd ~
pear before The Jasliees u cur coau q Pleas
and Quarter Sessions. 10 be held Cor I'll. esun-
~ Of Person. 81 ihe court house ~ Roab,.
rough. on the taird Monday &c March ates,
and then and there Ieplsss OF plead 10 issae.
OF judgment pro eonfesso will be catered
against him.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Adv. "a so. S. SO
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January 81
Good Second hand STslkey
EuR SALE.

n NEWARK BUILT SUIKEY on ellipticsl
"a springs. II has lately been thoroughly
repaired; and for use is almost as good asnew.
II cost also. The owner, having no use for
il, will take half tbst sum for il and the har-
ness. Inquire at .his Office.
I,nu,,y 81 S7-4w
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A resolution passed he House Of De
legaies Of the state Of Virginia. by vo;e
o. o. % s.. insIrueling he Senators from
Thai STATE 10 Congress % iDlrodrcs and
so'e for resolution repsaling and re-
sc'ndins The sIPunging resolutions pass.
ed BY The Senate Of The United STATES,
Jan. I6, 1877.
In The Senate. The resolution was indie,
tiniiely postponed. BY . vote Of 20 10 10.
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STATE or NDRTu-cAEoLINA.
Pgysen CoaHfg.
Court 81 Pless SEQ Qsssiss Sfssisss,
Deesmbsr Tfrm. lSln.

onsiasl ailseknsai.
A + aPpeaSing - sisc satisfartion a a. censE.
ihaA iohn A. L~sih. the dea ndant - shf~
case. u IA ~ inhabiianl 81 this state. Isis
thsfsfore ordered. tisl p1blieassse he esses
n tie iiiliskaIopeh krsofeer lor "a sasess-
sssr weeks. feg SAD deleheAat - y sa#a 49,
PEA before lie Jassirrs II auF gpan Fl Eiss#
and Qsaiter Sessions. g = heic irrfs sssaF
y q fessea. ~ the csuIs bes-s 8 49,
fsasa. on lhs ssisd hsadsy ~ Assss srnf
aad iesa aud ihsfs Fepissg - its.d q s,.e
az Inegmeet pro c8nfess.s sfii - entetta
essaasi him-
CHARLES MASON. Clezk
Price Ads. - 50 $ g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

.Sashr,ie, Jun. l-.--Robert {. Foster, -, has II
lished Card in The Banner and Wing, npon IL, ;.
iect of the attempt made upon The lite OF the Editor
this paper at the Inn, on the evening OF Monday,
18th nst-in which he complains of the course =
sued by this press-denics the correctness Of is -
mcnt Of the affair, and requests the public 10 su,pr
their Judgment until after judicial investigation
The facts upon which the statement was made y,
as before remarked, obtained from the brsand"rs
the theme Of open ard public conversations, AM ii
became the legitimate property Of the press. Veg
them as we heard them, and without comment. \
Their shall we now comment upon the matter, or II
testimony which VIII mere properly b. heard q,
where higher tribunal tEan that public or pa''l
opinion produced by newspaper discussion has ca4'
OF the subiect-to that tribunal We submit Il.
The principal wound inflicted upon Mr. liar.
though severe, is not likely, in the opinion Of hls Nj
sicans, to terminate fatally. The symptoms thus
have been favorabe.-thi0R.
1t affords us much pleasure to inform the friends
Mr.. Harris, and the numerous readers OF the tna
that he is considered 10 be out of danger. From I
skilful treatment of his physicians the kind nitenio
of his friends, aided By m excellent constitution, IT.
IS every reason 10 hope that he viii soon again 5c 4
post-.Nashr;Hc Ini0n Inn u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

individual stockholders in whose Judgmen, and
onnreci,tion of men and things, Mr.. l.. had IT,, M,
confidence; the manner in which the Bank haa 4,
the shocks land some OF them heavy aud severe
near forty years, during which period DIR. b. had l.
in its service, first as Cashier afterwards rs Prs
and the present condition of lis affairs, rs a..
s,ood by him, Mr. l.. must be permitted 10 subsc, !
The opinion of those who believed that DR.. john b..
o,brnp rb was one of the first tnanciers al The day
believing. and having the fullest confidence upon
her uo,nts To which he had Just referred: TIM.
also they had the surest guarantee Tor The iatuSr ii
n,., and that no man could thereafter AVOID ihr :.
INTO which he had fallen more stndiously than h.
and believing that It might be d'ihcuit 10 suppg
place as well in other respects, MI L. could MT 4,
that il would promote the interests OF the Bank
The State rs holder Gifts stock to take the rrlus II
the present President, ana Placc ''ch ~ ne" anG
tried hands
Mr. Lee said that much more mig hit be said on I,
branch of the subject but he had already trespaSse
the INDULGENCE of the House longer than he at irs,
tended, and he would tax its patience no farther
would therefore conclude his remarks, by briefly r.
pi,uiatng that because he thought the proposed ac
of the House would be vain thing, II 1t did no. Dr.
about state of things which ne believed lie M,
themselves would deprccate; because lie deemed !,
proper that the whole power Of the Government >ba
he directed To the removal of Bank officer, whom
,reat body of the stockholders deemed emiarny ~
ied for the trust; because he thought that mpropr
he,gbtened bv the manner Of proceeding, in atirl.
10 bring the utmost weight Of Legislative power !, 5.
upon an independent and coordinate branch Of lar {
vernment. TO effect the desired object, because
deemed this interference with the Executive n
exercise of power vested in him by the terms II
charter. in substance and effect lniraction II /.
charter. and violation Of faith; because he de.
the severe and exemplary punishment proposed
inflicted, uncalled-for by the circumstances. oi tie
and wholly disproporlionae TO the offence commit,
and because lie did not see that the Interests d. ,
State demanded the proposed removal, he Should y
for the indefinite postponement OF the resolution.
under consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
POETRY.
"MucH YET REMAINS ussrNe.

From the W y -Neu Era. 49,
The following beautiful lines are Characterised ny Inc
cuarities Of Mrs. Noon's porcal productions ney are
esscd her children. IT must become audilona
the reader the fact of the authors peeu sHuaoh'
hch have already adverted:
II is the twilight hour,
The daylight toll is done,
And the last departing
OF the cold and winry sun.
II is the time when friendship
Holds converse fair and free,
/; is the time when children
Dance round the mothers knee.
But soul Is FAINT ard heavy,
With n yeafning sad and deep,
By the hrcsd- lone and dreary
sit down and weep.
Where merry voices,
Whose clear and bird-like tone
Some other now bcases.
Less anxious than my own:
Where are ye. steps oil lighiness,
Which fell like blossom showers!
Where are ye, sounds of laughter,
That chcered the pleasant hours.
Tlro the dim lighr slow declining,
Where nv wislful glances fall,
can ; your pictures hanging
Against the silent wall;-
They CLEAN athwart the darkness,
With their sweet and ciangeess eyes
But mute ye, my children.
No voice 10 mine replies.
Where are We. Are We Illyin.
BY the strangers blazing hearth;
Forgetting in your eladncsS,
Your old homes former mirth:
Are We dancing: Are yc singing:
Are We full of childish glec
Or do your light hearts sadirn
With the memory OF me:
Round whom, Oh. gentle darlinss,
DO your young arms fondiy twine,
Does she press you 10 her bosom,
Who hath taken you from mine?
Oh. hoys, the twilight hour
Such heavy time hath grown
II recalls with such deep anguish
All used 10 call my
That the harshesl word that ever
Was spoken 10 me there,
Would hr trlval-wou'd he oelcome
In this depth Of my despair
Yet no, Despair shall sink not,
While Life and Love remain
Tho the weary struggle haunt me,
And my prayer be made in vain;
Tho AT times my spirit fail me,
And the bitter telr-drnrs fall
Tho iny lot be hard aud lonely,
NrfI hnnn--I hmm Tim all,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

I'm CAGoLlxE ArrArn.-By the proceedings y :
rious meetings that have been held on the ne y I
frontier il is evident that the public mind intense
excited on the subject OF the Caroline affair One
held at Buffalo on the 2lst inst, nj which thr H.
Ebcnezer Johnson presided. Addresses were n:adf
GEN GEORGE i. Barker, and several other dlS,in1g'
ed citizens Of the west From among ar rcsolu'.
passed we extract the two following. They speah .
sentiment of the entire country
ResoIrcd That we would deprccatr state q Wir
national calamity, bringing IN us tram multitude
physical and moral evils, and to be avoided u y ca
consistently with national honor aud vested -
rights but that the Government OF Great Britain -
arrived at pitch OF enormity IN the'r aggis'9
and insolence no longer suiferabe, and that "fn9a
ance on our part has ceased 10 be virtue Therefore
Hesoirtd That it is high time for the Government
the IT, $ to put eirctual stop TO tins war oi ""fa
this clustering British arrogance and ridiculous a''"
ing and decide the "prer'0uS question at on''-i
Grta, Britain must afone for Me destruction n ~ "
riean StenmJoat Caroline md tic mnrd,r n ..a,r
citizens. and abandon without delay, every lai.r
gnicnabc position which she has assumed ~ ftla..
10 our national and State prcroTaiycs, suiisr n,
ribu;ivc vengeance Of nsulted, outraged, ifsr +.
sovereign people
McLrop-We learn b. gentleman from Lnc,e
that Mr. Bro;herton, late Cashier Of the Susfc,
Bridge Bank has become bail for Mcleod N t.e =.
required Il 900 and that he was to have been lt5t-.
llllS morning,
Another person dircc, from l.ockport, assures y
this was to have been done, provided the Cannd.1a
ihorties would indemnify the securities not olh'ff
The matter is therefore srl in statH qno.
rBnfdi0 Com. .fdr., IA 4
We publish al extract from a letter II : gen. I.
of intelligence and high standing IN Florida, 81 -.
that the cheering prospect ii speedy 'etHe3
the contest with the mprcess sayag's IN ~.
ri,o,v, stl continues Every mail seems 70 aGd
probability that orr i,llow-cltlzrns in FLORIDA vi.i'
bc relieved from the ruthless and prat,cal rncmt
have 50 long disturbed their rrpose, desoatrf Sum-
of their hearhstones, and made waste their iiours
plantations
Every person throughout this country is anFat
with the belief that the mercess and savage watlt {.
which they have been so long afflicted vii soon y
minated The accounts which brought u ht
and sea- daily, and almost hourly, all tend 10 c.aa
orr hopes that peace will be mad. in few wees
considerable detachmcnts Of them.
General Read is in hot pursuit, a. We learn
an efficient force, having already captured sour
20. Tonight we hear that number have sr'f0.
To Gen. Ariniscad rcry recently. The regulars W
tic Commanding Generals immediate ron''
securing the country in every direction, and arc *
ed to greater efforts by their late successes.
"Thc inhabitants Of this place are already p'.i
to celebrate the cessation Of hostties ~ 70,
"a grand dnncr-thc ringing OF The bells r. g
inr of bonircs-thc beating Of dfutns-tne t.s.
the ear piercing fife, and the firing Of cannon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

NEW YoRK TAKES THr LEaD.-.'faihaS cho !.
neam Dsteated We learn that yesterday Nj =
the lady Of Mr.. Philip Jones of hudson street, r.
ed her lord and master with four children u ~
couchement, two Of whom, with the m"saf, Z
well as can be expected. Thus Mr.. Jones WI t'
opportunity Of witnessing the beauties o' ~.
love, as We wager new hat that the altle -
sing and cry in concert-.Neir l0rh Ira.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
Prince Edward c. IL, Va, 18Th Jan, y

ENOVhL or LAW VFFlt II y s.a.... 4.
II his Office l. hi- present trsdencci !" Vim II. r
pied hy Judge SiaE~ra. I.
jan
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o.. h.

CURE YOUR COIDS.-call and buy some q :. X
- Sons clarified Essence of liuarlIoni Candy, sni II
New York during the past year, Tor curing toa-i.'
iIoarsencss, Whooping Cough, Group H. ,,,t.
COratr ate.t - ty.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
Richmond. January Goth.

~ ciiASCE.Y-M gulrs taken IN TIE cl.lh
4 Cirent superior Court ~ Law aud Ghanctrt =
ward county, the 9Th day Of October, lrSG
John q. Ingram, William VI. Carter ANA Uiiii1'n ~