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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

FSriunslly. tsPpiIY. tar lhs coaa-
Try this hru rahlsst Is one eem-
@sRrrd rxriBsisrIy y ~ politicians.
We DO nsl hrsi W. alter shat has
last p.sstd. Ihsl ne PAoRLE ran be
enlisted In - ssjusl aud nngrnrross
assault upon The man a their choice.
and the principles 81 FrFarm thai ~
Is shani 90 Arrive % inlredoes.
Bot lri The fact be khosn every
ahsrr, that The Nation 10 again 10 BE-
couvsisrd by Disappointed politicians
and that. too. Tor their a~n faclinns.
selfish purposes. Lei The People srf
the base uses Go Which fhry are 10 b,
pot BY drmsgogues. LIT thsm bs~sr
ned 20 beware sf Suffering themselves
10 be dsluded and deceived By These
who are ns1 10 work hard for pay and
plHnder!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The highest Freshei since '96.-Ths
lato rains have swollen the Cape Fear
and The Neuse 10 m unprecedented
extent. The latter Is lowing through
the streets Of Waynesborougb, and
VAS on the 10th within Two or three
feet Of the rail road bridge which
cruises II about three miles on this
side OF Waynesboroush.
The 'C.pe Fear has been constant.
" setting doan stream Tor the last
tan or three days. and is now entire
~ over the peninsula which divides
the North East from the North West
leaving no dam visible on Negro heat
point but that bordering the canal
AMI presenting an unbr"ken waste {"
water from the Eastern shore OF th'
North Esst to the Western bank o
the North West. sE E
We have already heard Of rats o
timber being broken Up and s~ep
away. aud in one case Of the loss
valuable negro f,lloW.
Wilmington adreriiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Exfrs Sessiona--'fLe following Ex
ira Sessions Of Congress have called sinre
the organization Of our Government:
John Adams Was insog1rsied on The
4lh Of March. 1891. lie eoasened Con-
gross May 10. 1907. His 6ra annual
address was delivered Noveabember -.
1897.
Thomas Jefferson was insugurslsd the
4lh az March. 1901. He ordered call
session October III. 1903.
James Madison was inaugurased The 4'h
Of March, 1909. He convened Congress-
Nav %, 1909. also on ihe 25lh u May
1873.
Martin Van Buren, was inanguraisd The
4ih Of March, 1887. and convened Con.
gress The Alb Of September, 1897.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
By His Excellfney JoLM "a. Msrsksad.
Gssumaw. caPfnim Csmss@. anG cammMsaw n
cAseff@ s14 ssm ihs Silif sfsrss~il
WHEREAS. I have been dsly infarm-
Cd ~ ahs PrDelam45ion a Ms EK-
eellenfy WmliAE HExKT HaRKls0x. Pre-
sidsnf Of fhe Enifsd MGfeS. that me lsst
Monday 81 Nay ns1l. tbrins shs 3lst
DAY shefroi.l hss been fxsd apon By him
Cor The mestns Of the First srssinn af shs
iweniy-sesenih congrrss u lhs Uniled
Sssiss: an esrni which readers Il cape
disni and nerrsssry that tI,e EIssnnns far
The Representatives. from ihis slsis IN he
se1, Congress should bs beld a an ssfli-
e. day Than he usual lime Of hsldIps said
elections:
Nov, therefore. By virtue Of he sriho-
rily in ne vested. by an ART 81 The Gene.
fsl Assembly Of ihis state ensiIisd IAN
aei concerning The mode cf choosing ss-
MAJORS ard kepsrsenistirses in the Con-
sress ofthe Uni'sd Stairs" (Rsvissd &a-
fBies Of N. q. chapter 72d. and 70 The
end that the fresmen Of Ihis state NAY be
duly represented in ihs next Congress. st
ils 6rsi session een.mencinR 40 alorsssid.
I do issue this my PTorlsmssion. hereby
commanding al sheriff. and oshsr rslurI-
ing officers nf Ihe several counties com.
posing each Congressional district. 10
cause polls 10 be opened and KEPT, and
elections % be held. for Representatives
10 the next Congress Of The Uailsd States,
On Thursday The ihrlesnih day Of May
next. II The places established by lsw in
their respective ro0n'ies, for holding said
elections. And do further eommand and
require said Sherfrs. aud other returning
officers. 10 meet for The purpose Of com
pairing The polls, 81 The iimss and places
prescribed BY Law for that purpose. And
do. By this my Proclsmaiion. furher
.requiIe The lreemen of lhis state. 10 meet
in their respective counties. 81 The Tine
aforesaid. and asi The places established
by law. then and there TO give their votes
Tor Representatives in the nex, Congress.
In testimony whereof . have caused ths
great seal Of the State 90 be hereun,o affixed
and s,gaed the same with my hand.
.,.tt,. Done al the city Of Raleigh. thii
.MIT$.. tie twenty second day Of March
Sa4xS. ia the year Of our Lord one thou
SEenfi- sand eight hundred and forty oas
80 aud Of the Independence Of ih
United States the sixiy.hflh.
J. M. MOREHEAD.
4 By the Governor
ia r LirrLKJoHs. p. see,y.
March ~ 65-3~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
HILL D@B@v@Mo
Friday, March 26.

r Ia consequence Of The called ses,
sion Of Congress, 10 be held on The last
Monday Of May next, The Governor has
issued q Proclamation. which wall be
found in our advertising columns. direct
ing an election 10 be held on Thursday
lhs 18th day Of May next. in The districts
OF this state, for Tie election Of Represen-
taliyss in the uex. Congress Of The Unit.
ed States. Our readers will therefore
remember, that polls will be opened Oh
Thursday The 18th day Of May next, in
The several election precincts in ihi'
county. Tor The election Of . member o
Congress, and no. in August, as hereto
foie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

esH lsll q FsFy iaH nsisss-snd rrslil
eams doEn e hard csrrnleg--lor ersail
ana confidence i preuy nasA Ike seen,
.hish saa IL miga,y psssaa sods snd sasn
nlg sheels. hns shea ) eold brsafh I,
'hfown uPon Il and u i condease.l. Il.
power . reduced 70 small qsansisy ii
rold water. b. lorfign nasians mussa'l
ihiak because ysur roaniry sad nv roun.
Wy cant paw al debts. 10 snld aud SILVER
90 demand. Ihal ne are pour and caa'l
pay dsbls. % 6ghl fsr rights. You
fought and iiek'd pretty mueh III creation
leHeepi Ne wilh paper money. and ne
can Go that 100 On > pinch. and continue
fghfing and lhsn irorking. .ilI We bring
Our paper money 10 The raiue Of gold, iusl
a. you did.
u wife you another Letter. I all
tel you The best and most economical
way lar you 10 spend your money in this
quarter Of crealion.--bui Iar The present.
depend on u The inorsf use you Gao make
Of Il % 10 spend !, on lroops in Canada,
or building Mar steamers on he Lakes,
or organizing niggsu regiments in lie
West Indies. And Il ron don't think 81
nov. you Will bslore on hear more from
your obedisnl servant.
DOWNING.
Major. &c. &c. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Robert c. Cornell. Of New York. to be
Receiver General of public money Al
New York. in the place Of Stephen AL
len, removed.
Samuel rockingham. Of Boston, 10 b
Receiver General Of public money al Bos
ton, in The place Of Isaac Hill. removed
Richard *. Call. Of Florida, 90 be Go
vernon m and for the territory Of Florida
in The place Of Rober, r. Reid, remov
ed. ~a".
Charles B. Penrose. Of Pennsylvanis
10 be Solicitor Of the Treasury, 10 To-
place Of Matthew Burchard, removed.
Elisha Whi,Jesey, Of Ohio, to De Au
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Il i, with great satisfaction we learn
tina, the difficulty between the two dis
tinguished senator's. Messrs. Clay and
King. has been satisfactorily and AMIGA
bly, adjusted. through the Intervention oil
Mr.. Preston. Mutual explanations were
made, after which Mr.. Clay rose aud ad
vanced to Mr.. King. and they both cor
daily shook hands, amidst the loud sp'
plause Of senator's and spectators.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

An adjourned meeting Of The Conven.
lion for The nomination Of . Wing esndi'
date for Congress IN this district will b
held 10 this place On Saturday. (,o-mor
tow. We hope ], will be yell attended
as well from Wake and Person. as from
this county. |. is desirable The, sucl
nomination may be made as will be &C
ceplsble 10 all portions Of the district
Dr. James s. Smith Of this county. and
Charles Manly, esq. Of Wake, have beer
spoken Of as candidates likely 10 succeed
Two or three other gentlemen Of Wax,
have also been fasorably spoken Of. w,
think We can say. Orange cares not VII;
The candidate is. so that he 10 true man
and good and sound Wing. From ih,
tone assumed by The Standard and olhe
kindred prints. il may plainly be perceiv
ed tina, an Incorporating hostility i
intended 10 be kept up sgains. Gen. Har
rison's administration, and that every oh
slacle which parry machinery can pro
tuce will be thrown in his way. lIihere
fore is the more important that VIII
should be elected from this district. w
have accomplished lillle in the elsc,iO
Of Wing President. unless the gre'
measures Of reform can be carried out b
the election Of a Wing Congress. w
call, therefore, upon the Wings Of ihi
district TO make one more rally. WIS
ever may be the candidate. let" Union
be tue watch. word; and il accompsnie
with tina, perseverance, and Promp.ne'
OF action which becomes men conseior
Of their integrity. why need We doubt
success!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The Wilmington Chronicle says: "Our
ioHn is infested with villains. Several
recent attempts have been made 10 break
into dwellings. On Saturday night two
watches and small sum Of money were
stolen from . room of private boarding
house whilst The dodgers were asleep
We warn The cilizens 20 look well 10 ,hei
premises"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Gen. Jackson visited Nashville on the
4,h inst. The Nashville Union says.
his general health seems to be as good as
il has been for several years. .s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Torn 81 e1irt1rdihafy oeelsi0A. sHrh
- readers nereasaFy. in ny iudgmenl.
The canErniiun aG ihs two Haasrs a.
sosn a. may Dc prseiicsblr. da. there
farr. BY this my ProrlsmsIlan. ean-
srns The tao Housss oT Congress. %
meet In the Capitol al che city u
Washington. ON The last Manday. b.
ing the ihirly-frsi day. u Ma, next.
And ! rrqairr the respective Senators
and Representatives thea aud ihsfr u
assemble, In order 90 receive s1ch In
Iormsiian RESPECTING the state af The
Uuian As msy be given 20 thrm. and
10 devise and adopt such measures As
The good Of the country may srem 20
then. in The exercise of Ihrir Hisdsn.
and discretion, 10 rsqnirr.
testimony whereof. . have caused
the seal Of the United States 60 be
herennis affixed, and signed The same
sithTny hand.
ne~s Al The city Of Washington. this
a AZ fesrnleenih day Of March. in The
~ year nf our Lard one thousand
eight hundred and forly-one. and
Of The Independence Of The United
States ihe sixty filih.
w. II. HARRISON.
BY The President -
DANIEL wEBsrER. mi IL
Secretary Of STATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Edwin e. Brookshier wss lately er-
eculed u Huntsville. Alsbams. for ihe
murder Of two bosimen on The Tennessee
rirers lie slated. in written confession
Of bis crime and the circumstances AZ
tending il. that he was born in Randolph
couaiy, N. c.. in The year 1871. and
that his parents had removable Kentucky,
then 10 Tennessee. and finally seiIled Ia
Alsbsma. lie said The murder Of which
he was convicted Vas The only crime be
had ever committed. His peeunisry con.
Germs were desperate; and he was under
The influence Of liquor when he did the
murder. Greensboroush Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

John W. Syme. esq. editor Of the Pc
tersburg Intelligencer. has been nominal
ed by the Wings to represent the town
of Petersburg in the next Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The Governor Of Maryland has issued
a proclamation converting the Legislature
Of that state on the fourth Wednesday in
this month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The Governor OF the state OF New
York has made demand on the Cover
nor Of Virginia FOR the surrender Of Ro-
bert r. Curry, charged with the crime Of
forgery under the laws Of the state Of
New York. The said Curry has been
arrested, and is now in custody; but the
Governor Of Virginia, though acknow
lodging the obligations imposed By The
constitution and laws Of the United States,
has suspended compliance with The de.
mand. until the Governor Of New York
shall have re con,idered his refusal TO
comply with a previous similar demand
on behalf Of the state OF Virginia.
The subject was brough. up IN the
Virginia House Of Delegates on Friday
last, but nothing final had been determine
ed on.
II is stated that Governor Gilmer or
Saturday sent in 10 the Legislature his
resignation OF the Office Of Governor O
the Commonwealth. The Petersburg To-
ielligencer says, that The las, rumor from
Richmond is, that in consequence Of Sc
versl Wings having left Richmond 70
their homes. the Van Buren, party in III
Legislature will have sufficient streng,l
TO elect Governor Of their own party
and that i, is probable their choice viii
fall on ex-senator Roane, or Mr.. james
Mcdowell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

By the Proclamation Of The President
OF the United States. which will be found
below. our readers will perceive thai an
extra session OF the Congress oil the U.
States will be held. to commence on the
3ls,of May next. This measure has been
deemed necessary. because oil The utterly
dersnged condition Of the finances OF the
country, and The necessity Of de'islns
some means for their meliora'ion aud
because, should the sub.'ressury law re-
main unrepea!ed. the difficulties will be
greatly increased by the demand IN sps
Gle, sf,er the first Of July. Of one half oil
all The dues to the government; and be-
cause Of the expsdiency Of speedily car
rvine into effect the great principles Of
reform so eagerly desired by The srea
body Of the people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

nseE2S BY virtue Of decree Of the
e5YSss Court Of Equity far the county &c
sTsS Orange. made at March term, is4l.
- On tie petition Of the Heirs Of Chess
ley 2. George, shalt offer Tor sale, 10 the high
es, bidder, at The store OF VIM, N. Pratt on
Saturday the sth OF May next, the following
tracts OF Land; .a..... .....---.-.s...e .seza-.
One in Wake county, known as Good
wins Cross Road containing about $50 acres.
One other irsc, called the Brassfeld
Tract, containing about $40 acres, ia Wake
county.
One other Of about 60 acres, in Wsks
county.
One tract in Orange county, Whereon
the said chesley p. George resided al the time
Of his death, containing about 800 acres.
One oiher tract OF about so acres, call.
ed the Reding George Tract.
A credit OF twelve months will be given, tho
purchaser giving bond and security. ..s
JAMES WEBB, e. g. NJ.
March %. N"*~ 65-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
By the President Of The United State'
of america. -
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas suudry important sna
wslghiy matters, principally grow
ing out Of The condition OF The reve-
nue. and fiasnces of The country. APP
near TO me 10 call for the cons'dera-
tom Of Congress at an earlier day
N IN its next annual session, anu thus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

We observe IN The last Standard cali
Of .msny voters Of Wake" for . Dis
lrici Convention. +" Tor ihe selection Of .
democratic candidate for this district; as
il seems 10 be . matter Of doubt whether
DE-. Montgomery will again be candle
date" ID 10 proposed that The conven-
lion shall meet in Raleigh on Thursday.
yhe frs. day Of April; and Orange and
Person are requested 10 send delegates.
We are glad TO see this disposition on
the part Of our opponents 10 dispense
with the services Of DIR. Montgomery,
lie has worked too well in The party hsI'
ness al Washington 10 have paid suffi'
ciens regard 10 The interest Of bis consii
,uen,s; and il gives Us pleasure 10 know
,ha, they are not blinI 10 llis fact.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

We finish to-day the publication Of Mr..
Rayner's speech on the Treasury note
Jill. Il is clear. forcibls and eloquent,
and the whole Of i, is worth an attentive
perussl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
Lucrstia aud .iioliy Farmer

Lucrstia aud .,iolly Farmer.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
- that Lucretia Farmer aud Molly Farmer,
defendants in This case, reside beyond the liz
miis of this state: n is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Hillsborough Re-
corder Car sir, weeks successfully, that unless
the said defendants appear at the next term Of
this Court, 10 be held Tor the cuunty Of orange,
ia the court house in HilIsborough. on The SCI
cond Monday Of September next, aud plead.
answer or dema., this cause will be set down
for hearing and heard ex parte.
Witness, James Webb, Clerk and Master Of
our said Court Of Equity, the second Monday
OF March, 1871,
JAMES WEBB, c. 9lM
Pricc Adv. SIS 90. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The Gaze II HLsod -M,iof GenersI
Scott. NOT less distinguished as paeihes-
Tor. Than. II nerd. ss . dsshing soldier.
arrived here last night from Washington.
On his gay iolhe Niagara frontier. 10 take
al proper msssurts 20 repress or rePel
any psrlizan oulbresks lhsi nigh, arise in
The course. snd BY reason. Of MsLeod's
uiai 81 i.oekpori.
That trial 10 aolieed, we believe. for
fhis day treek. no, this day. % has here
iofore besn slated; and ~s hear il rumor.
ed from Washington. and we believe tru-
u. lhsl The Attorney General Of The Uni.
led States. Mr. crilienden. will be pres
en-. u Lockpor. on behalf Of The United
States. 10 take surh steps As the cause
may warrant. IN. Y. American.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
Equity Sales.

GnEsS BY virtue % decree Of The
cS Court Of Equity Cor The county &C
sTSS Orange, made al March term, is4t.
- on the petition Of John Wyatt. or
panr, shall offer Cor sale. 20 the highest bid
der, al the stare &C Eli Murray q Co, on
Saturday the 18th day of May next. TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, one of 40 acres, and
one of a5i acres. A credit Of t~else months
will he gwen, the purchaser giyiag bond and
security.
March ~ S. 4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

dsloT of tIe TrslssIy foF BE Peal Ofies
DepsnmenL - ne place o. ChaElss X.
6srdnrs. rsmosed.
Pail Ressignol. 10 be sspeIinsndenl
n he Brsnrh Miat - D.hiunegs. IN ihs
stats u Georgia. In The plare y ,. ]. SIN.
sleioa.
John Williamson. n Pennsylvania. a
bs Recorder AZ The Genersl Land ONCE.
IN he plses q Hudson NJ. 6srland. re-
moved.
sslnmon Van Rensselaer,, % Be Depu
y Postmaster Al Albany.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
In Equiiy-March Term, ls4l.
Nathaniel NJ. csTiagioa and soife,
#s a against
n,sr.n 1afk.

DNae1 suehset ah& VtAefS a38# 81
lit appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
- that Durell Maneum, James adams aud
Clary his wife, and Arthur Maneun,, Defend
ants in this case, reside beyond The limits Of
ton be made in the Hillsborough Recorder for
six weeks successfully. that unless the said
defendants appear al the next term Of this
Court, 10 be held for the county Of Orange, in
the court housei in Hlisborough, on the second
Monday Of September next, and plead, answer
or demur. this case viii be set down (or heaF-
ing and heard ex parts.
Witness, James Webb. CLERK and Master Of
our said Court Of Equity, the second Monday
Of March, ISL.
JAMES WEBB. C. & M.
Price Adv. IS 90. 6s-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
BEAIITIpIrI e<-rp,cr

Go out beneath the arched heaven in p;sh,,. 49,,
iounu gloom, and say Il you cam There !, ~,
''od' l pronounce that dread b.nsphemy. and
e"eh star above wlil rcprovo you Tor your unbro-
Ken darkness Of intehect-every voice that a.
upon the night winds will bewei your It.
hopelessneSs and despair. Is there no God5
VINO, then, unroed that blue scroll and the,
upon Its high ironti,pece the Ic.ib.c sle,min.s
I" immortality Who fashioned I'M, Yrccn
ea'h-"hh ITS perpetual rolling waters and N,
eNpahSe oi island and MANI Who settled tho
ouhdation OF the mountainSl Who paved the bs,
VEINS win clouds, and attuned, amid bann,ts nj
storms, the voice of thunders ami chained a..
"Shhn:s ina; hnser, and Iurk, aud flash in ,beir
goomf who gave TO the eagle a safe eyric vh.,s
VIC tempest nweIla and beat strongest and TO the dove
Tranquil abode amid the forests that ever echo ~ ,L
minlst;elsy Of her moanl Who made thee, oh Mn
WIN VIZ. my perfect elegance of intellect and form
VINO MADE ichi Pleasant to thee, and the darkness
covering ana herald TO the first beautiful 6,sb
es o' 'he morning. Who gave the matchle.s SYN.
merry Cl sine~S and limb That regular aovinc
OF o'ood The irreprcSSible ard daring n,ss;nns
OF an"'ion and OF love ? And vet the thundcr.
a. heaven anu the waters OF earth nrc claimed ?
L,tc mere no Hoods, that man is not swept un,icr
oe'usef Ihey remain, but the bow OF rcconcil,,
non hangs out above and beneath them And !,
were DETER that the lmtess waters and the s,rop
MOUNTAINS were convulsed and commnsled ,oge,he
were better that the very stars were conaIsr,
ou oy hre or shrouded ia eternal gloom than In
'Ie s'u' should DE lost, while mercy kneeIssnd
pleads Tor beneath the Altar OF intercesson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

saifor OF luehana, the general Of Christina, and
the friend OF Aiaro,o. figures on /, lower 80 "a
ne Is now at the summit Of Spanish power; he has
been appointed "Sole Regent" of Spain. The a,,
adv'ees state that he has obtained the title of gb
ness and that he is now appointing Ministry. All
'nsula for the lsi fifty years.
fe'~e would not pronounce too hastily on the
results OF this singular change. Ii Tho new Re,sn,
snaU exhibit himself a man of large views and Wig.
o,ous PRINCIPLES, he may ye. DO great things Tor his
country. Spain has lost so mucl, blood ,b,, shs
must require long process OF renovation Her an.
g'ent institutions have been SO hoedessly broken
uo~r. that It would demand all the activity of tho
os' enughtened Government To restore what was
uSe'ul among them, II all the rest were len 1, tho
common process of decay. On tho whole il !, i'm.
p"Ss'o'e 10 regard so vast field OF human c,n,LiI
'nes, without regrcung that 1t has so lone Ian s,
ll'e, OF without longing Tor even the most obscu,,
prospect OF more energetic times rfta nia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS

This exhibition closes in this City to-day, by a
Circus performance IN the evening, ard another Of
ter dark. The Menagere, Of course, will be open
'he entire day and evening. The equestrian corps
has been spoken Of in the highest terms-and par.
rcularly has the Performance Of MIR. Nathans and
his pupils, been eSlood.
The exhibition has been we'll patronized since its
afnvs!-whieh is good test Of merit in the perfor.
mers. Let those who have not visited the eIhibi
ton, remember, that il closes this evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
NEW JERSEY

me Council on Tuesiay evening last, by a vol,
VI ~ 10 o. resolved to go into join, meeting with
INC hou'e for the election of State officers. Gov.
remington was reelected Governor on the frs, h,,
lot, by majority of II votes.
MIR Newell and the two Messrs. Garfield ,vo,,
inc three Members of the Council who bopor,r,I,,
ts'n'ed to JOIN their party in defeating the election
., state oihcers. They accordingly voted with the
w hlgs Tor going into ilint me,lir-.