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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

THE attention of those citizens or strangers in the
Il District of Columbia, wanting cheap and tasty
iron ratings, respectfully called to fitted
up around the of DR.. Sewels house, Corner of
c and 10 streets) in which beauty, durability, and
economy are combined The total cost of the railing
referred to, when up, is only $l44 g. or about S3
per foot.
Reference to Dr. Sewell, Washington, d, C.
Terms-cash Orders, large or small, quickly filled
by NJ MURRAY,
Corner of Bait and North street, Baltimore.
oct 30-3t
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$5,S27,909

STATE OF IowA,-We notice that the papers in
Iowa discussing the question of the formation of
State Government, and of application to the next
Congress for admission into the Union 1t is said
that the population Of the Territory will be much
increased by the next spring to make it exceed
6O,OOO-a number sufficient, in any event, to entIe
her TO a Representative in Congress.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

Since our last paper was issued, up to last evening,
1923 bales of cotton have arrived by rail road steam
boats and vessels The railroad Saturday brought
345 bales, and IL packages of merchandise This is
the largest receipt by railroad in any day the pres
ent Year-Satunndh Republican Of 25M.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

We learn from the Norfolk Beacon that President
TYLER reached Williamsburg on Monday afternoon
On that night ball in honor of the President was to
be given by the citizens of Williamsburg.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

7 ANE & TUCKER, Merchant Tailors, having
IL just returned from New York, have now the
pleasure of offering 10 their friends and the Public
large and splendid assortment OF British and French
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, and VESTlNGS, of
the most fashionable shades and patterns carefully
lected from the very latest importations; and they
confidently believe more rich and beautiful stock of
goods offered in this city. They have also
received from Paris handsome and fashionable suit
Of clothes, in the latest French style, made to their
order; and they prepared to all orders
in their line in their usual elegant style of fit and
finish. The Public most respectfully invited to
call and examine at their old stand under the Nation
al Billiard Saloon. oct 7-3aw2wif
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Paragraph Sd.

Prentiss of the Louisville Journal, and Webb, Of
the Courier, [he especial organs of Mr. Clay) insist
upon calling the President His Accidency." The
President it is true has become the President in some
sense, by accident but we opine there very few
men who now are of sufficient consideration in the
world to become President of the United States by
accident. This certainly know, that this brace Of
editors (of the Louisville Journal and the Courer
by accidentally the rufians and political cut
Threats which they are, but SO purpose and by
indiscreton.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

NAvAL-The United States soop-ot-war Decatur,
Commander Ogden, arrived at Buenos Ayres July
90 from Rio Janciro and Mmtevideo.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

M ISCELLANIES OF LITERATURE in three
1kl volumes, by Dlsrael, author of "Curiosities of
Literature, just published, this day received for
sale by F.TAYLOR.
oct 80
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ing is from the Acadian Recorder Of the 10th inst.
"Tbere are now in port the flag ship Winchester
ffigaes Seringapatam, Crocodile, Cleopatra and Pique
brig Racer, and Charybds, making a total Of seven
armed vessels The Seringapatam is about TO sail for
England Immediately, with Commodore Douglass
Capt. Leith has resigned the command Of this ship
and intends returning to England in the next steam
packet. Rumor ascribes the unusual assemblage oil
80 large Naval force in this port to instruction from
the home Government TO Vice Admiral Sir Charles
Adam, relative to McLeods trial"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

Snow fell nearly all day on Sunday last, at Wheel
ing.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

De UNITY IN NoN-EsssNrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-Augustin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30
TREATING THE PRESIDENT WITH RE
Paragraph First.

Paragraph First.
Inc Richmond Wing Chat greatest humbug In a
small way, of which we have now any knowledge)
says" We have one new aid for our moderation"
exhibited towards the President and his frends Gin
the increased insolence and shameless aposacy
of those to whom it unworthily extended. (Those
Goliaths But this shall not provoke from the line
of conduct which we have laid down to ourselves
Chose grammatical Saints!D We shall continue
to treat the President of the United States with the
respect which attaches to his station and we shall
comment with much moderation as we can com
mand." wide the Wing for the last month or two,
as an exponent of the courtesy and temper Of its
editors.) "Upon such acts of his as all honest men
and good patriots are compelled to disapprove, we
may stife some indignation-( Good heavens, what
gasengendering powers these creatures must enjoy,
to have any more behnd.) But whilst he occupies
his present position, indifferent to all the moral ob-
cations Of party association and ready TO trade a0
any and Everybody by 1ohom he can promote his indi
rdual interest," zoe can hare confidence in him."
Call you this respect, my friends9 Call you this
sitting some indgnation2 Why, what epithes do
you apply, what charges do you make, when you
intend treating man with abuse and disrespect 3
We can't imagine how you could be more severe in
the application of epithet and abuse, unless you
to say those things of the President and his iends
which all honest men, who know you have repeatedly
said of yourselves
The most facetious thing connected with tie course
of the Whig is, that it really imagnes it is felt
censor of morals, whilst it advocates the claims of
Henry Clay for the Presidency, and acknowledges
If such a politicaI simpleton and CATS
paw as Mr.. Bolts.
Paragraph second.
The Richmond Wing says, ut is not to be expect
ed that he he Presidency is in sort to be consi
dered lucky man. But we cannot imagine how For
tune could deal cruel stroke than by thrusting
a weak vaing glorious into conspicuous position,
when he is forced, (of course to exhibit his
weak points to the gaze ofthe world" We can tell
the Wing how Fortune has exhibited much more
perverse and cruel temper if allowed to speak
of small things like those editors in connection with
the President of the United States. Fortune was
certainly much cruel to the editors of the Wing,
when she placed them the head ola journal intend
ed to adpance the interests of party. They appear
to every one, (save to the clique in Richmond whose
organ they are,) TO be always chasing Jack O. Lam
thorns, and awaysto be punging up to their waists
in mire. The course of the Wing is now exciting the
laughter of the whole country but (of course) they
won't believe it, until they feel in their subscription
lists.
Paragraph Sd.
Prentiss, of the Louisville Journal and Webb, of
the Courier, the especial organs of Mr.. Clay) insist
upon calling the President His Accidency." The
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30
A DEMOCRAT.
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
THE RALLY OF THE VETO" MEN.

The great safeguard of the rights of the People
the " Veto" in the mouth of their Tribune"
Roman Antiquities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

What harvest a. his county, sad bar
, ,msll poFlien Of de stop = N b sind,
a. 4 tlis end II ll.s SEX. We % na,
Lar any eomplsinli nistners dsdsifhey
ia lie erap.
TIE Hlhsal eTap q M.ciissa i tuid
- s. highly pfvmlsirg. Ths sgsIsgs,s.
nsahouzhs, vill rssch bsiween four and
6.s snlllisa bsshsls.
TIE Lexington Ky. Observer, con
,.ias "a srrounl " = most si0ssnG hal
s,esm hal slsile5 lhas region 81 county
- Fs.dsg IaaL Ilis pTessn'ed - hsF
n bsea lie masl slglsnl and dsslrSeiisr
,ra~a.berrd b. lhr oldest inhabilsnls.
-. 5rsnslishsd Gays lhs 0bssrssIl lhe
he arn~sng cfsIs VI hemp. cora .shd
sm.ll cram. IN rnpsg VI iHs f0ule. niiffly
.nn.h.l.inng The gsospses ~ many u eur
fsrmsrs, 1nh whom @e haze eonssrsrd.
i .snskHs any crop during shs pnssni
sesr. The lnss mBsl be immense; there
/. 40 isII.ng. indeed. wHh soy shIng like
CERTAINTY. % shat ex,sni II reaches"
The Iincsnnau Chronicle Oi Saturday
ssy,: . IL the northern paris Of Ohio.
Michigan and Indiana. ihs nheai crops
are Goo; aud us lhluk thai. in lhsss States
generally. glls 1Lssl harvest xlll be sbun-
dsnl.
The E,anss,IIr Q..) Journ,l IL he
3O.h uli.. says: The ~hssi crop. IN The
nab. sh ab.sss .hsl Ilaes. are nearly oil
harvested, and uelr never 6nsr. Ia 9th.
RI parts VI the SlsIe, The crops sre not so
saud. and corn and lubseco had suffered
much fIoa. The Col xoIIn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

Our lively and good natured friend d
the Petersburg Intelligencer delights % in
fuse his own good humor among his edi-
torial brethren; hence il is that we 50 fire.
quenily find in his columns some playful
mark, calculated 10 disarm an opponent,
to illicit The Kindness. or, as in the case
below, to ilaiier the vanity Of sensitive
contemporary. Such whole-souled libe-
rali,y is Of more value than many higher
accomplishments; and we hope the ex-
ample which he exhibits will have extern
siye influence among the corps editorial.
With orr next bumper we intend to
drink the following:
Tn. TowS oE Recommendations
ell for the social virtues and enterprise Of
its inhabitanis-they will know how to
appreciate their accomplished and talent
ed Editor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
Piano Forte & Music
STORE,
Petersburg, VA.
FtItrsUurS
~oS'


fGHs. BERG q co. are received during
the present seek TIN PIANO foRfEss
among which 10 . six and hall 0sisss PIsns
Forte. > very superior one 10 any ever sren
here They have nos On band . sefy large
stock, and wos d respectfully request those
Ladies and Genilensa Of llhlsso<oofh and kn-
sifons .ho are In want a Pianos. 90 call snc
see them sad Try them; and they shi be eea-
viaeed Of their superiority 10 any other msnu-
laeture. We will give q written ssrfssiy 90
10 their durability and keePirg IN tune longer
than cay other.
They have also on hand a large assortment
Of MUSIC Of the --latest publieslion for Pace
and Gailar, Strings Of all sosts. hest fiolins,
Flutes. Atesrdions. all kiads Of Brass Iasiru-
meats Coz Military Bands, Drums Of sires.
&C. &c.
C. Berg & Co. would respectfully recon-
mead their assoriment Of Pianos AID hnfie 70
Principals and Teachers Of Schools. Any or
der shall be iaiihfslly AID promptly attended
10.
Per the eonvenieaee Of purchasers 10 Nor b
Carolina, Doctor Watson of Oxford, hxsinx
kindly consented 90 act az our Agent. has nov
on hand sof7e Of our instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies in other paTts Of
North Carolina. knowing that whenever our
Pianos become known they will be preferred
10 any other.
July rs. e2-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
MAINE BOUNDARY.

A Selec, Committee Of The House Of
Representatives Of New Hampshire have
reported the following resolutions on The
North Eastern Boundary question:
ResoiUed, rha. The United States and
the State Of Maine have just and valid
TILE TO all the territory in dispute between
Great Britain and The United States, on
the North Eastern Frontier; and lha, The
boundary line. sgreably 10 the Treaty sii-
pulatlons Of 1889, is capable Of being ass
certained and marked upon the ear,h's
surface.
ResofDed, That j, is the duty Of The &C.
neral Government 10 prosecute the COM
mission appointed 10 explore the North
Eastern Boundary line. I'LL the whole is
ssccrlained aud marked By suitable mon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

81. Aasustine. June az. 1871.
Calantl Worth and stat arrived here
90 Saturday lsst. Bui few days since
The Colonel made night movement into
The Psnosoikee swamp. in hope Of surpri-
Ding Alec 1usisnugee. The troops near
dss light made rush upon the Town, 81
lusled on small island in The swsmps. but
had been saealst over Two monlhs. The
guide had been one 81 alee's band. and il
Stems The policy Of The emmy. ahen one
oil their parry is captured. 10 rlrange their
enesmpmsnt, lesl he should be- used ss
guide. This movement. and II night.
with the commanding officer in person.
70 eommrncement Of new ers. and We
are ssngpine Of . mosi suspicious one
Col. Worth has sent an express 10 New
Orleans, Tor The return Of Wild Cat. his
immediate shipment interfering with tie
USES which he had intended mskinR oI
hin 10 his capture.
The 4. II will again he occupied. and
troops pul N molinn, 50 that The old plan
q waiting for the The enemy is 10 be
changed 70 hunting lin. A destruction
u his encanpmenis. and . conviction
llsia military posts will be his only safe
", wlll, we have every reason 70 believe.
bring ahrui close OF this war. earlier
than BY any other policy. Such We know
10 be The intentions Of Col. Worth. and
we cannot but congratulate The country
on the command Of the army de,olsing
on this most able and gallant officer.
Col. Worth is IN the finest HELM, and
leaves here 10 day.
Lieut.. lnge, Of e. troop. stslioned 81
Traders It'll. met with a.serions acct.
dent short Time since, having been dash.
ed from his horse against house. dlslo
eating shoulder. breaking ons Of his arms,
Otherwise injuring him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

Engiish Rauy.-A correspondent 81
the Boston Mercantile Journal complies,
from The Last official llsl OF the English
Navy. The following faels. The English
vessels OF var. Of al descriptions. in com
mission. ere 2f2; G5 IL whirh are s,ea-
mers; in ordinary. ESQ; building. 81: total
sos. The tonnage Of the whole Is 500.-
232.
ID will be nniieed thai The British hare
now in eemmlssion 65 steam ships OF war.
besides Is m ordinary. and Z building.
making an sgsregaie Of 81. |, is also
known that The steam ships built and
building. 10 serve IS packets 20 distant
ports, are ell constructed in such q man
ner. that, in case . war should render IL
necessary. they can be converted without
delsss. into formidable steam ffigsies. In
two months sfier = declaration Of war.
Crest Britain could send 70 sea one humid
red and fiy sfeamfrigafes! How many
steam ships Of war could this government
furnish. in case declaration Of hosllilies
BY any foreign po~eri
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

ansnlI-lpm de source Of lie 81. orniI
70 NE NaHh.W West hnels u Nova SsolIa
and from lsld thsls slanR h. highlsndi
DESCRIBED - ne treaty n l1s3. - ~
Aonh MesieInmosl led 8 lie Coz,
neeiieui user.
ResokUed. Thai he mililsry ocenpa-
iisn BIZ Great Britain Of any psrs Of lbs
'dispuifd lsuitasy.' isa siolssion Of The
rights Of he Ssaie Of Maine and ofshs u.
Sisaes, and contrary 20 the arrsnesmeBas
entered into by Inc two Gosernmsnis.
Res0lped. Thai New Hampshire wouId
drpFtcals . collision @lsh The mother
rOuniry: ysl prsferring Honorable var 10
dishonorsbls peace. IL other effar,s Isil Of
seilling ihs disTuae. she tenders her
whole means and resources 10 he suiho-
rifles Of he Union. in sustaining OF righls
and hrnar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

Calhoun Cornered .Again.-Mr. Rives,
in his recent speech on the Bank Bill,
(which we shall publish in our next
proved by the Journal that Mr.. John
Consistency Calhoun, in the year 1914,
distinctly declared that Congress had the
power to incorporate National Bank in
the District Of Columbia, and moved to
instruct the Committee Of Ways and
Means " to inquire into the expediency oi
establishing NATIONAL Bank in the Dis.
frict Of Columbia"
Who would have thought il! But Mr..
Calhoun never changed an opinion in his
life Not he!! lie has been even more
true than the needle to the pole; for he has
never even had So variation" to allow
for. Well may he exclaim, % consist
ency, thou art a jewel!!!"
Petersburg hisNigencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
THE MARKETS.

~ We are requested to announce
Joseph G. Norwood 1.-THE present Clerk, J
as a candidate for the office of Clerk Of
the Superior Court of Orange.
t. We are requested to announce
George w. Bruce as candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the Superior Court oil
Orange. II.
ne We are requested to announce
Major John Taylor as candidate for re-
election for the office of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Orange.
Eu- We are requested to announce
Thomas Faucet as a candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the County Court Of
Orange.
IT, We are requested to announce
John w. Hancock as a candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the County Court of
Orange.
gg- We are requested to announce
ZONES Watson as candidate for the Of
flee of Clerk Of the County Court Of Or.
ange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
Flom ii.s psitnbsitIfltIllgfnesr

Fen tls psifFsbsie itislligfhssT
DRrIsiOS m TnR CASE 90 M,LEop.
The New Yofk Courier and Enquirer,
Of Monday, ays The decision 90 lhe
slp1eme cOun az De St1fe On lisaTpli
cation ioT lie discharge 81 Mcleod.
brought before them on . Eni Al Hassas
l9rPiEs, was % hare been made al Utirs
Tins morning. and win Be received in Ehis
eiiy By the Boat tomorrow morning. Il
wili come 20 hand AZ 100 lale an hour for
publication IN iO-morows paper but ne
are enabled 10 state upon authority which
admits ONO question, that each and every
Of the three Judges. have given rriffea
opinions AGAINST HIS DISCHARGE
$50 that Of necessity, lhe case must 20
10 Jury.
We cannot but regret this decision; -
we deem il one Of the clearest points Of
International law lhat . citizen Of State
cannot be held responsible, in his own
person, Tor an act recognized BY his GO
sernmeni a. an act Of war, for which il
admits lis responsibility. The aei Cor
which Mcleod is about 10 be tried, was
the ACT Of the British nation. They admit
their responsibility; and there would be
no more justice in Furnishing Mcleod for
II, than there would be in the arrest and
punishment Of Gen'l. Scon II he,should
visit Canada, for his participation in the
Battle Of [ hippeway.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

While walking up King street the 9TH
er day, earnestly engaged in thinking a.
oopt-we shan't say wh-at-af friend
~ voice greeted our ear calling to US in
ihe distance. We turned our head and
soon found from whom it proceeded; so
we directed our steps to the house Of Mr..
"R. d. Thompson, to ascertain what
was wanted. And what think you, read
e. was the object of this CALI As il
knowing the bent Of our thoughts, he had
called US to see a fine specimen Of the
iralt Of the care and skin of his good La
W; and il was curiosity indeed. i
was nothing more nor less than Her
with a brood Of TnIRry-THREE young
calckens!! Thunders! what charge
Enough to furnish both Nash and Chat
nam Ut The right sort) with the means Q
iaaalglng in their genieei and human,
amusements! And, faith, what number
o' oroils and hollis, and pies and fries
hey viii make.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

BY 81 arrival a. New O.lssns. from
Gslreslon. the Baltimore Ssn says. lie
commeIcisi Bullslin has rfceised Texas
papers 10 ihs 30lh ulL The San Bernard
had returned from Vera Cruz. This wee
eel. a will be reeolIsrifd. conveyed lodge
Webb 70 Mexico. a. Tsxsn Minister Cor
negotiating lrealy Of peace. The su-
lhoriiies n Vefu crbz. wou not permit
him 70 land. and rsdrly ordered him oil.
Some o. the Texan papers think this LAST
insult is about a. much as they ought 10
bear from Mexico. and recommend an i'm
mediate war By sea and land. One Of
shem isels qnile sure that Ia four months
from he start The troops would return
with The acknowledgement Of Texan In
dependence wrapped up in the eeHhal
nag isken from The espIlol. The later
secounrs sesm TO confirm The previous
statements. that Aflsla is ailIing TO favor
commercial intercourse belu cen norlh-
ern Mexico and Texas. The Santa Fs
expedition was on the eve OF dersI-
iure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
From nc Pe,esbusr IniclIirencsr.
lie Is ALL. HEART.


Speaking Of The Alb Of Jolly dinner a,
llrll,bmough. our frienI Hedrn, Of the
Recorder. who j. as kind hearted gen.
,lemsn as ever lived, Gays:
I'VE farbesr entering inio . minute
description Of the different dishes served
up. out ef regard for our frieni Syme %
the Petersburg Inielligencer; Tor we would
spare him the /" feelings of ranlalus," Is
he could not parlske With u.s."
Friend Heart, we return you our
hearty acknowledgements Tor your very
euns,deiate conduct.
Please 10 consider the following toast
a. having been drunk in bumpers :, your
dinner:
The Town Of ll,l.borough-lis Heart
10 in The RICH, place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

The Charleston Courier, in noticing
and publishing an article fromsthe Ma
iional Intelligence. which We gave to our
reaters in our las, paper, in relation 10
/" Mr.. Jeffetson's aud Mr.. Madison's sig
nature to the Bank Bill" says" Mr.. Jei
lerson signed bill establishing branch
Of the frs, u. S. Bank at Neu Orleans. -
What will our straight laced Jefiersonian
Democrats. who look up To Mr.. Jefferson
as The great cornerstone Of Democracy,
say 10 this! Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
MAn no

In this county, on Wednesday evening
the 18th instant, by the Rev. Robert Bur
well, Col. DAVID PARKER, Merchant o.
this place, to Miss NANCY MooRE LIPS.
COMB, daughter Of William Lipscomb,
esq.
In this county, on Thursday the 18th
instant, by the Rev. Joseph Murray, Mr.
JOSEPH ]. TRoLrNeER, jr., to Miss NAN
cY NJ. TARPLEY.
rive acknowledge the receipt Of cou.
pie Of slices Of cake with the above; and
tender our warmest thanks for the favor
with the most earnest wish that their no
ney-MooN, which only lasts for season,
may be succeeded by many STARS to add
to their domestic happiness.