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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
INVESTIGATION INTO ABUSES.

The commissions instituted by the Pre-
sident, to inquire into and make report
upon alleged abuses and corruptions in
different government officers, has given
grea, uneasiness to some few of those in
terested particularly, and they have made
known their uneasiness by wailings and
threatenings. through the columns Of the
party organs. An anxiety has been ex-
pressed to know the authority under
which the President constitutes these
commissions of inquiry, and bold asser-
tons made that they are without law or
precedent. For an answer to this, we re-
fer our readers to an article in the Nation
al Intelligencer, by which it will be seen
that under almost all previous Admins
trations these Commissions ayebeen APP
pointed, and their reports acted upon, or
been made the ground work for Legisla-
latiye or Executive action. They simply
inquire into facts, and make report to the
President for his information. He can
not personally examine into all the Gus
tom-houses, and Navy Agencies. &c. &c.
himself, and, in particular cases, where
he has reason 10 suspect foul play, must
send trusty person to examine for him,
if he thinks the public interest will there
by be promoted. An inquiry can do no
harm to any body. 1t is only the guilty
who ought to fear investigation. The
party newspapers, therefore. are indis.
Greet in the objections the urge. The
people will suspect abuses, from the out.
cry that is made against the effort to fer.
ret them out. Besides, it seems to be
forgotten in some quarters, that this is !
Reform Administration, pledged to march
forward, without faltering, in the work o.
restoring the Government to something
like purity, and to set its face sternly a
gainst abuses where they are known Il
exist. Her. Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

The Legislature Of Nev FORK have
passed the Appropriation Bill BY ap-orer.
shelning majority. The bill spprapri
a,es a.. $50. 900 Cor ,hs Erie Canal En
isrgemsn,; S3oO.0eo for the Black River
Canal; aud S550.0o0 Cor the Gerssses
VaiIey Canal--io,al. 100000. The
vo,s for ihespasssge Of the bill stood u,
and againsrH 30. s',>.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Counterfeit Hard MOn,y.--ws saw.
fsw days ago, . very we'll executed coun
ierlei, Msxiesn dallar. and learn iha, ma
nv such srs-ia circulation. II was made
Of copper, CLOSED over ~i,h silver. and
required some examination 10 detect the
lssad. .Oas+rsdsrs would do veil 10 be
on The look ou,.
Iii said ,hai there 10 Mint Coz the
eainsse Of mis- kind Of hard money. in
Moore county. n il be 90, esnnot The
good people of Moore get some clue 10 lie
location. snd bresk u upi II 10 due 10
,hsasel,ss and tbs public the, The effort
should bs made. Fayetteville Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Cnfral Hsrrisoa's Rsmaiss-The
family Of General Harrison have yielded
% he requestoflhe citizens Of Cincinnati,
and permitted them 10 lake order Tor
removing his remains TO North bend for
iu,erment. The Committee Of Removal
!, 20 leave Cincinnati for Washington, in
,he performance Of their solemn ofFice Of
du,y and affection, about the 10Th Of June.
Maj. intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
Notice.

THE ssperintendenis Of Common Schools.
in the county of0range will hold meei-
ING st the Clerks office Of said easaiy. On the
26Ih inst, al which time and place q 70 very
desirable and absolutely Unnecessary that ell the
members uf the board should be present. 80
there will be bnsiaess I'll imp RANT 90 the
successful operation Of The schools transacted.
Il 10 also important that Ell The members ofihe
Committees sf The different sehoai DISTRICTS
10 the county should attend said meeting. and
they are required 10 attend sccordingly.
STEPHEN MOORE. Chairman.
June, 3. 73-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Bounty on Sak.-The Legislature of
New York has passed an act allowing
bounty Of fifteen cents per pound for all
cocoens produced in the state, and fifty
cents per pound for the reeled silk. The
act Is 70 continue in effec, until June LIST,
1916.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Boandry Line Beiresa he u. s. and
Tsrss II, 10 reported Thar by The line
nov being run By The ,wo governments.
,sventeen townships ~ould bs slieed ofl
the Red River district. Louisiana. and sd.
ded 10 Texas. ..s..,-.z ....-. .... w..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Mr. fright sisd.-Resoluiions
have passed he Senate by vote Of 10
IN 10. .ins,rueling the us Senators from
This state To- vote for the distribution oil
the Public Lands, for the repeal OF ths
Sob Treasury Bill, and for The establish.
msni Of a national Bank.
h.. r., N. T. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Cheap Ttsvelling-'fhs fare By steam
boat aud rsHroad. from New York 10
Boston, 10 new down TO 50. Cheap
enough, and dune in l4hours. The ed
i,or OF The Tribaas says When we
wsni through nine years ago. ID cost 90.
took Us % hours, aud was hard work 81
that -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
New York, May %


HI. New York. May Q,
.The Star Chamber Commission" /
see, yet troubles the Globe, and the Com
mission proves equally troublesome 10
many here. Many, | believe, here pass
anxious hours by day and sleepless hours
by night, for fear of the same exposure
which the Globe breads; and here, for the
information of the editor, I may add, that
" the Star Chamber Commission" will
probably prove that not only the guilty
men, but those who are witnesses against
them, are opponents of the present Adj
ministration. The enormities complain
ed Of are of character that the truth in
relation 10 them is only TO be obtained
from opposition TESTIMONY. The witness
es are sworn, too, and as strong party
men, some of them reformed from the
customhouse since the appointment of a
new Collector, il is not TO be expected that
they win say more than they are compel
led 10 say of the impurities Of their allies.
The Globe, therefore, may be less trou-
bled Than il seems to be about Com
mission in session with closed doors. Ii
lis favorites are convicted, il will be by
the testimony Of its own friends.
n New York. May 20.
The lie Of the Mcleod correspon-
dence, lJ| NV called for by one branch
of the ID Eslature, has been printed and
laid upon he tables of members. 1t en-
braces ty n,y-three letters from the Pre-
sident of fhe United States, the Governor
Of New York, Secretary Of State, British
Minister, Secretary of War, Attorney
General, the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court, and Lord Sydenham.-
The contents Of these letters are familiar
TO the public, embracing as they do all the
positions assumed by the Governments OF
Great Britain and the United States in re-
gard to the burning of the Caroline and
the Imprisonment of Mcleod. The cor
respondence was called for by the oppo-
ncnts Of the State Administration in the
expectation that something could be Elk
ed out showing disposition on the part
of the state authorities to favor the escape
of the prisoner. A charge Of this kind
has been made BY the opposition presses
and men here; and, since it cannot be
substan,iated, it is to be transferred from
Albany to Washington. The Secretary
of State, if he heeds the warfare Of self
| ish and factious partizans, may prepare
to hear new anathemas uttered against
him from the enemies of the Administra.
ton in connexion with this Mcleod at
| fair. | regret. too, that some Of Mr.. Web
ster's pretended friends are not jealous e.
nough Of the reputation Of the Admins
tration, or Of the good name, &c. OF one O
the most able, distinguished, and useiu
men in the land, to do him even justice
as man or as public officer. The dis
affection, if there be diaffection, is contin
ed 10 very few. With the great bod,
Of the American people, as far as one cal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
Retween 20 and 80 Likely
Negroes
FOR y A Il II.

nN the 4th Monday Of June met. the
" 2s,h day OF the month, beiors the
Court House in IIlllsborough, | shall Of.
fer for sale ten or twelve Negroes. for
Cash, BY virtue OF Deed IN Trus, ex-
eeu,sd by N. |. King. 10 secure the pay
men, Of certain debts therein mentioned.
w. +. STRUDWICK.
By o. +. LONG, his attorney.
~ AT the same time the Sheriff viii
cell The balance Of the Negroes belonging
to said King. j. C. TURRENTnsE.
J,nae rs
Raleigh Register viii psblish two weeks and
send accaun, 10 j. Webb
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

The Exln Session Of The Congress Of
4. Uni.ea States commenced On Mon
1,r las,; we hope 70 receive the Message
q de President in lime Cor our next
ssek's paper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Me-. Pst,rich,has been engaged by the
citizens OF Philadelphia 10 execute in
marble pedestrian Statue Of Gen. George
Washington. TO be plsced upon psdes.sl
in the centre Of ,shingtoa Square in ,hs.
city. and 10 be completed within eighteen
mon,hs. The arts, 10 10 receive $40,
600, Tor The work. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Superior Court nf Law--Msrch Term,
ls4l.
Wllism c Jsekson
'. Psiiiion Cor Divorce.

Lucinda Jackson.
St,HE Defendant in this case bring solemniy
- called and falling 10 appear, and u APP
pearng 10 the satisfaction Of the cosrt that
she cannot be found within this State; "a 10
therefore ordered BY the Court, that pablica.
lion be made for three months in the Raleigh
Register and Hillsboroagh ReeUrder that un-
less the said Defendant appear 81 the NEXT
term of this Court. 20 be held Tor the county
Of onnge, az the Court House 10 Hillsborough.
on ihe second Monday Of September next. and
p'ead. answer or dem1r, the petition VIII be
taken pro ronfssso.
JOS. G. NORWOOD. C. s. C.
Price adv. 81 90. SIS, 3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
DOCTOR

DOCTOR
JbiENSE0N DO J1NlESs
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
HI lie, that he has located himself at
Chapel Hill, for the practice Of Medicine
and Surgery.
lime 2, 55-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
NEWHOPE
w LEAR DIN g
M ACHIN il.

SNuE Q ,bseriber has his Machine nov On.
- delgaing thorough fepalr, SET siih nes
Cards. by S. s. Clayton, whose SKILL and
knowledge 10 the Wooi.Csrding business are
well known 10 the public. he will be ready
BY the 18th Of June TO card Wool, and requests
his customers 10 prepare their W DOL prapefly,
with one pounds OF OIL .or clean lard 20 ten
pounds Of wool lf the wool be brought thus
prepared, IL shall be eardedio the satisfacsion
Of the customer. Asthe Machine and Picker
are propelled BY horses. there VIII be no dis
appointment for want Of water power. and
win be able 10 card from seventy TO eighty
pounds per day. Wool neatly mixed .: ten
cents per pound.
May IS "a -4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

I, 10 said that q frsste and corvette
have been despatched 10 Chins BY the
French government. and N. Jsnsiny and
M. Page ordered to negotiate wi,h The
cour, of Pek,n, to demand ss.isfaclion
Tor an outrage upon French missionary,
and to insist upon The establishment, OF
direct relations with China.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Madison Johnson was executed at Ra-
leigh on Friday last, for the murder Of
Henry Bessley, some eighteen months
ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
IN egrOeS for Sale.

my virtue of decree OF the Court of Pleas
- and Quarter sessions for the eounty az
Orange. 4 shall ofi,r Tor sale, on Friday the
18th dav Of June next. al the late residence Of
James M Adams, deed. one likely Negro Girl.
about twelve years Of age; also The inleress Of
the children &c Moses Shaw in likely Negro
Boy, about sixteen years Of age, il being ths
eighth part. A credit Of twelve monshs viii
be given. the purchaser giving bond and up.
proved seeurity
JAMES MsADAMS, ..adm'r,
May IS. f43w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
WING GAINS AT LATE ELEc-
TIONS.
,e;ng 4 clear gain Of

Whilst in three other States. Connec-
t;cus, Rhode Island. and Kentucky, the
Wings have held their own-ihe Iocos
having bat two members in the whole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

mat nc mas declined being candidate for
the County Court Clerkship.
no. We are requested to announce
Joseph c. Norwood 1.-THE present Clerk,
as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of
the Superior Court of Orange.
~ We are requested to announce
George w. Bruce as candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Orange. t..s.s 49, ss#
Ey We are requested to announce
Major John Taylor as a candidate for re-
election for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court of Orange. 49, ~.,@
Fw- We are requested to announce
Thomas Faucet as a candidate for the
Office of Clerk Of the County Court Of
Orange. 3D. 81 ~. q, e. 49, -.
NO. We are requested to announce
John w. Hancock as candidate for the
office of Clerk of the County Court of
Orange.
EE We are requested to announce
Jones Watson as a candidate for the Of
fee of Clerk of the County Court Of Or
ange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

The Steam Ship President All hope
Of this vessel (ssys The American SENT.
nei) seems now to be abandoned. She is
said 10 have been the larges, stesmerever
built. 1850 ions burden, with engines Of
$40 horse power. The New York Sun
publishes acomple.e and securs.e lls, oil
the passengers. twenty.eigh, in number.
whose names we suhjoin. Besides these.
the officers aud crew amounted 10 81 in
number, making together l09 souls. all
Of whom have beyond doub, been for
many weeks sleeping beneath the dark
waves Of The ocean. Among the passen
gers and officers OF the ship, says The
Sun. We had several personal aequaIn.an.
ces Of excellent worth. |, is with scr.
row unspsakable tina. we yield sothe con-
vic,ion that we mus, bid them all long
and final adieu. "@,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

United Safes Bank.-The Philadel.
phia American Of Thursday says: Yes
terday sales Of the stock Of This Bank
we're made al The Brokers Board al s22,
so per share. 4i '@t= .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Eriensiue Deseriion-rhirty four OF
The seamen belonging to the United States
ship Brsndywine have deserted while she
has been in harbor Of New York. Are
ward Of s25 each is offered for their sp,
prehension.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

This shows but IiiiIe Improvement IN
the rates Of exchange, although there are
many reasons why there should be an
improvement. win they ever be better
with Sub-Treasury or . State bank cur
rencys
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

~Al~-M @A1%&-A1AA& L.
4 lfG saasenbsr hers lrsss e iafsTm kis
fEienis and he PUBLISH gesrrsiiy. raj ne
hxs tales snd hilsd ~ lhs Hsuss 81 The
ssulh wssl ensneE ef Ii.llsbaremsh stsssa, fa
90 city 4 naieiek. OPP sssss he stats catslsi.
(fsrmshy ksff IS aTasern.l az lI0TLL sd
h0CsE OF ENTEnrAISMEST. ~ The ae-
eommedalina &c travellers and sshefs, snAer
he asms and title of
The Peoples House,
The uadsrsisasd has lad e.-.sstsssLie az
perieeee az an Iaa kseper. bsfh N tbs safe
ard u the North, aad faliefs hin.seif thai ~
rsa please tAesr wha shall beasg hlA ssh
ihsir eusloml las rksfges ssaii be - esa-
formiiy wsfh ihx times and shs pfsfes u pro-
sisians de hss been al much exPenss ia &C.
psilihR aad rsfsling The same. snd thefeiofe
earnestly solieits . share Of public paifansEe.
u % usual - such annnncislI0nss 90 nasAe
large promises 10 the rabllc. which ale 70
many instances never realrEsd--the Subscriber
| sIil make none. Tor o. tllose who have known
him a Public House keeper. IL 10 unneess-
sary; aud 10 those who do nat. he would re-
specially say. ssns and isy, and iHigs fer gao
sslra.
The pabli. . hsm' ie servant.
JOHN ZlEGENFUSS.
N. D. Gentsef regular boarders. With -
iihaal rooms. can be accommodated ~ Ina
PEorLr,s HousE. on reasonable terms.
Rsieigh. May 20 s. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

Correspondence ofthe Savannah Repub
.icaa. W.,
Florida. May IS. 1871.
Since writing you last, the horizon has
frightened little in one or two places.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

The Rev. J. Van Ssee,elt. president
Of The ST. Louis University, died in TIA,
city, on the 10Th inst. Of apoplexy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
Weekly Almanac.

20 Mr.. Andrew Mickle would re-
spectfully inform the citizens Of Orange,
that he has declined being a candidate for
the County Court Clerkship.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

BLANKS for Sais al this Office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

tas e.,Cuous--apJusiy complained utoA, aud
~uAou, IouadatioL. Tee same eNl mhuencs, a.
~s all kpow, has t0cu s,Ubgtsd, an uuspaIuE
,eru- 20 the late bank OF lhe Undrd States, Add
ia 81, Iais message Tie President talks Of 'bs
number and power II the perSous connected
with the banks and he fearful weight ol theu
'a5uy TO perprtuags theu authority and iheu
Controlling The GoNsrumsui 10 peace and m
war
"Well, SIT, # such influence reall, te,ones 70
banks, aud # that uhueuce may 10 brought to
beat Iu hostiuy 10 guNerumsuI-a point about
which the people have uo eccasluL Tor alarm
~hsl huders that this same uaucuCc should not
be secured IN tover 81 goVefnmehtt'
Nov, We ash any candid reader, # on looking
over these condrnauon> Of the general truth We
have stated, that the question OF nauonal bank
wa~ not the issue before the people IN lsiO, he
eau maintain tbecharg, OF Perhdy against MI Tt
lcr ior adheung 10 has principles On the COZ
Iary, It The charge Of ptrtidy applicable 10 any
body, Is It 20, TO be applied To those who main
tam one set OF principles before tie people, M,
an opposite after having achieved the nctotl-
1 We make NJ accumulation. But thuse Who nv,
/ n glass houses should never throw stones,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Mrssfs. CALLS 4 STATION.
STATEMENT.

called 10 see the President on official bus.
res, on the morning Monday, lG,h ADJUST be-
fore the Gr.l Veto MESSAGE was sent IN. found
Inn ,egd,np the Message to Inc Secretary of tie
T,ens,py U,d,d m. the houo, IN read the ma.
,.,,,I ....oo.., mo tL,on ,s,d,ug tba, mar, Of
Il 1h,rh nrsI. or TIM .u,rt,or ,mnor,sncp and eat
a.. nr,bo rn.,,o.. dnnc no ,Ls .,s Rank Of a:.
roncd State. m G,rn,,a,9g e,,hanoe, between
4" d4.,er, S,a,c. and .rc,7ocs or lie Unioo. /
, "a ' ,,.an.,,, ,no,,.s.d w,h ,hs ds that h,
d., .,,,,.,,ll ,l,,,,t,,r
,a',I,,,'l',t,n .to.rd h. !, ,,,r,cd 10 1etI,op
~ a. 'I' ,p, ,,.,o,,,..,oa ,,, #, m. read.
a,'t..7y,d e. ,,,. f., .s,,od Ly VIA
20 ,I., ..,.,,.,ed n, ...yc
'' ,b. No., If CoI,,..b.a
49,. ~. .,' ,,e avn, the
""' Luz . u !, Le,I,n c,ra,n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
WASHINGTON, September 20, ls4l.

GeARemsH Doubts have been attempted 10 be
cast upon the correctness OF Mr. EWmg's slate.
meat N relation TO the paIt taken by he President
N getting up the Fiscal Corporation BIZ, by al
sumg that there was au uuptopt, ty IN making It
winch ought 10 dcpr,e II Of credit There are CT
cuns,uuccs IA tins case distinguishing II from all
hers that recolltct ut the hud. Ii row, cut
oil matter OF iii dl business tran>acIed bctwt en-
hgh pubic ,uuu uouaues, nud j. OF pubic aud gen
cral concern The public aud upru couduct at
one oi these h b luucll1uduc, - Ia dr, ct uppo.
siluu 10 what III, other had, b, hts express durc.
uon and aulmuy, alhHrd as 10 hl, mcnuon,
| and ouruu,e,. There car, h9mb, submit tie nn
serious question IN -ucha case upon he po : u
/ PERSONAL progre,, when he luli,d part, sr,h-
! 10 indicate h., honor hy d,sclustrp jGe lruh. -
/ The obligations arising oul Of cuntiIcaual rela.
| uon,, N private ct pubic ala,t,, are founded m
mutual trust He lhA, t,,egalds hl, own conf.
! dental PLEDGES and engagements cannot alrrs
/ the Obligation Of confluence, IL lie sam. uanSac
! uon, against the natural lghD oi ,eLdtlrnct be.
/ longing to the injured parry For any thlng thai
! can ever he Known to Inc contrary, 1t may have
! been the object OF the unglual pledge Of engage.
! mcnt to sacrifice those who tu>ltd and nrrr ml-
! led b, it. For these reasons, do not hesitate 10
furnish, 10, pubhcatlon, the accompanying -tate.
uant, which con,aDns all ,ue lc,s and cucnhl-
stances within NY krosItd-e that occu, 10 n,
a, helng matetiil, CONNECTED Nlth the subject 81
/ d ference do thl, ~ an ncl OF Justice tot olllS
! to Mr. Ewmg,"h .cguestcI It, bat to myself an,
the Pubic.
avail myself Of ll- occasion to say that
have, at ~ Tune, regarded difference of oprnlpl
between the President d uystltm relation 10 ,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
JOHN BELL.
IAsHlyGroS, Sept. 20, lstI,

CISciaNATi Mon.-The Cincinnati Cores
pondenl If the Louisville journal oflhe 10Th inst.
IA speaking Of the late disturbance IN that mora.
CITY sdys
II lhrk, | can say that the mob spirit is sup
pressed, and oidef Is once more restored. 1hh
outbreak has had the effect Of imposing upon ouf
cuizens the necessity of passing resolution, The
substance of which =, that, II a slave takes refuge
IN our clty under the law declaring him Tree, he
shall be gwen up to his master under the laS o.
Congress OF 4 think 1901, The negroes, 10
the number Of about three hundred. now con
hued IA the jail yard, Will be examined to-day, OF
rather toe examination will be commenced; sna
all those ~ho can give the requisite secuIp
(thnd, III the sum If S5OU) nj" be liberated Le
others will be Kept III confinement for the pre-
sent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

- We are authorised 10 announce John
Weldon. as candidate for the office Of Tax
Collector Of Lowndes county a, the ueN, Noyem-
Der election
70 We ARE author Zed u announce ThO'S
J. Lewis. as candidate Iol tn office of Tax
Collector 81 loNujes county at the ensuing No.
yeuber election.
CORONER
t-jj- We are authorized 10 announce Alfred
Thatcher. T. a candidate tor the uthce ct
Coroner at Lpwndes County at the ensuing No
vembsr election.
70 We are authorized To announce George
x. Mcdaniel, a. 4 canttdat Tor h. ofiiys
Of Coroner Of LnWndes count, at The ensuing
November election.
TO We are authorized 10 announce John
IL. Tanl1cr>ly. Is a candidate for oruuel
OF LoUndes County Al the ensuing November
election.
CONSTABLE.
Q1- We are authorized t. announce ThO'>
F.. Bell, a. cand date Tor the office Of Town
Constable at The ensuing November election.
20 We ave authorized Ia announce Robert
Blakcley, as a candidate for Town Cousla.
T.. ul lie November e'eCuon. Paid,