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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

CORGRESS.-lnihe Senate, on cd
ncsday the I'd instant, after the presenia.
lion Of memorials, Sc. the resolution sub.
miiied BY Mr.. Clay FOR restricting and IL
hitting the veto power, was taken up for
consideration, and the discussion was con.
tinued BY Mr.. Buchanan in opposition 10
the amendment. The suhjec, was then
informally passed by, and after an cxecu.
tive session, the Senate adjourned.
On Thursday, debate Of some extent
occurred on a request from The committee
on commerce and manufactures Cor liber.
" 10 employ clerk; when the question
being taken, il was decided in the aiIir-
matiyc--yeas rs, nays II.
On Friday, the orders Of the day were
postponed, and the bill authorizing claim
ants to land within the states Of Arkansas.
Missouri, Louisiana, and Mississippi, ia
institute proceedings to try the validity Of
their claims, was taken up. Quit. a long
debate ensued, in which Messrs. Mcuion,
Benton, Bayard, Linn, Sewer, Walker,
and others. participated; when The farther
consideration Of the bill was postponed
until Tuesday next.
Mr.. Benton gave notice that he should
on Monday move 10 take up the bill 10
postpone the operation of the bankrupt
law; and, after az executive session, The
Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
Among The memorials presented to the
Senate on Monday were the following:
BY NJ. Millars: Foar several memo.
rails from the manufacturers of window
glass, in the state Of New Jersey. askint
for protection against foreign labor, and
fixing . specific dliy on imported window
glass.
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sd pfapoFca." arc actually mads b.
swell tlre arenuni, ~ less dlaa tn nal
|Iious IA hall! This nav D. some F'e-
cellar principle o. uhirh Lawyer Henry
ealrulsses his fees. hal q mnsl Be raller
aiarEniag s0 his elieas<
Bot the acrouni eiDses with a gFeairr
w,nndrr YEA. II Is no less liaan ; charge
Of : .a66. 40, lor inifTff On this iaiagi-
naFV debf Of 50 millions. And here VIC
must pause 10 inform Mr.. Henry thar he
has made an important error in his ralcu-
lalion-an error which milisaies againsi
himself and hrs party. end Nihicsr IN flse
pamphlet edition ne dOubi not viii he
corrected. Ii is an c-sor IN The amount
q his interest. IEssrad 81 putting down
sf.966.4SO as the interest on Ssz,s7f.
667. he amount should bo S4.ef6. $50
and TWO cE,Ts, These faro cents, 50
strangely overlooked by Mr.. Henry, add
Cd Is The three which rim through his ae-
count. would make FIRE. an amount not
10 be sneczed al. We take gEcai credit
10 ourself lor acnieness IN discovering an
error in the calculations Of one so proven
biaIly arcuraie on fkai auijrrf.
BuI 10 return. We ought 70 be hank
ful. we suppose. that Mr.. Henry didn't
make rs pay interest also on The l0s mil
lions Of taxes 10 be raised as he SAYS TN
der The Tariff. II he charges rs interest
on debt ilai We don't owe. and never
expect % owe. il is CLEARLY an SCI Of com
mrndable libesalily moi 10 charge i on The
money that we raise 10 pay what we do
actually owe.
But says Mr.. Henry. Z" i he Wings are
esiopped from questioning The principle
of this raIeulaiinn." And why do You
think. gentle reader. they are so esiop-
ped! Why because /" they promised 10
administer The government with ID mil
lions year,,," Here IS a specimen Of
logic worthy Of the high reputation Of Mr..
Henry as the great leader 81 the I.ocoloco
pariyi .sMessienrs Wings, you are es-
topped from questioning any charge |
may make against Won, true or false, be-
canse ron promised 10 administer the GO
vernmenl with Is miliions!" A pro-
mise, by The way. that the Wings did
moi mase.) We are curious TO know
from which one Of his law hooks, he de-
rives this application Of the principle Of
esioppcl.
.,Sir. (says Mr.. Henry TO Mr.. A. Won
asked me 10 lend you thousand dollars
TO improve ynnr farm. ! want ~ n
pay IL" .Bui. (says A. you 1'nt
lend me the money, and iherefore1 owe
you no:hing.'' " Yes yon do. IL i
what rail- proposed debt | have
charged you with il, and YOU must pay il;
and moreover, you owe me sixty dollars
nf interest on il. And you may be thank
ful that don't charge yoa interest on the
product Of your farm, TO which | am jus,
as much entitled as | am to the thousand
and sixty dollars. Aud you are estopped
from questioning the principle Of this cal
because ynu sold your corn n
so cents bushel."
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Mr.. Bolts AND JUDGE UPsHUR.

Among those who took part in the de-
hate in the House. of REPRESENTATIVES. on
the resolutions Offered by MIR. Marshall,
censuring Mr.. Adams FOR presenting the
petition from Hayerhill for dissolution
Of the Union, was Mr.. Bolts Of Virginia.
Mr.. Bolts very saccineIly stated The po-
sition Of Mr.. Adams, and then went on
10 say that this was not the first time that
The question Of the dissolution of the Tn
ion had sounded in his ears. lie first al
luded to Mr.. Rheti, of South Carolina.
and then 10 Mr.. Upshur, the present Sc
cTetary Of the Navy, who was, he said,
tie last timcrhad conversation with him
on the subject, +" an open, avowed, un-
disguised advocate OF an immediate dis
solution of the Union"
Mr.. Wise promptly denied the ruth Of
the assertion.
But Mr.. Bolts reiterated the charge;
and said that he had talked with him for
hours; and when tie Secretary Of the
Navy denied it, lie (Mr. D. would prove
his statement.
On the next day Mr.. Wise addressed
a letter 10 Mr.. Upshar, reciting the charge.
and asking if be was correci in lie denial.
MIR. Upshur, in reply 10 Mr.. Wise.
says his denial placed the subject on
The trae ground" lie farther says, a.
have no recollection Of having ever held
any conversation with Mr.. Bolts upon
any subject whatever" that i" Mr.. Bots
associations have been so very different
from mine, that nothing but the merest
accident could bring US together" and he
has not the slighiestrecolleelion Of IS ever
having been III his company" Mr.. Up
sher then says.
81 will MT pretend TO say what Mr..
Batts can prove, bat assert. in the
most direct and unqualified manner, that
he canno, prove the truth Of his charge
against me, BY any witness who is him
self a man Of nulh. | understand that
charge to be that am, or have been, the
advocate Of an immediate dissolution of
abe Union, without qualifications or e IN
tlitions. have never, al any time of my
life, entertained any such opinion or feel
ing. On The contrary, have, on al cc-
casions, advocated union upon the true
principles of the constitution, and hare
sought TO recommend my own principles.
upaR The gronnl that they were conser.
valve Of the consultation and he Union"
.. | think il almost certain. although /
cannot recall any particular occasion ou
which il occurred, that | haze expressed
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ans $40 90
T.asi Of .axcs and public debt
aciaal aad proposed So:

seiasl sad proposed SOS 2s3 III o.
Here We hav, IN one year. the Wig year
1911. IN 'ax.s and public debt, ariEai and pro
sasd Ia enormous sam 81 NINETY EIGHT
.Ii!.iiOys OF DOI.LiRS More tpaI six
d. irs per hra or eve v bite man, woman
anil child IN the United States
The first thing 10 which We would call
the attention nf the reader a(Ier he has
s,uliel this financial wonder, (which is
wo;h nf the muddy head of Levi Wood
bury himself, who seems to be an espe-
rial fsoriic Of The nominee is the fact,
Liai Mr.. Henry has increased this Wing
debt, in six DAYS, no less than S7,233,
III and THREE CENTS! On the 18th Of
January he told his Democratic friends,
in public meeting. Ina, this actual and
proposed debt was S9l 200, 600, which,
one would think, was quite as much as
ihc crednlity Of the most gnllIhle Of his
followers could swallow. But in his let
Ter Of the 2lst, only six DAYS after, he
has added another seven millions, odd
thousands. and ihrfe cfa,a
But look at the items Of this account.
OF the first III millions charged against
fln Wigs, 6i millions are required 10
pay OF the debt left by Van Buren. Ii
i not new debt created BIZ the Wings,
rs Mr.. Henry well knows. and as he
walll have informed his readers. if his
OLjecf had not been 10 decGUe them.
The Rsxt fsur stems in his account,
amaun,iag TO 65 millions. exhibit the
sllsercst attempt al huiahuggery that ever
mortal man vas guilty Of! We may
certainly rsagratA he ourselves that Mr..
Tyler did not say in his message that for
1he next tan wears Congress would pro-
haaly iini il necessary to appropriate
tweaty millions year 10 support Tie go
yen;ncnt; for If would beyond doubt
have formed another line in Mr.. Henry's
accoaat Of proposed debt" thus:-
- years a, 20 mill.ons 5000 600 ono
Ani DE :. Wing debt. actual and propos-
ell" would forthwith have been swelled
10 ss52.174 G5s and three cents.
BIT then. hy some ps,.alia. process,
9 idsnily a discovery Of Mr.. Ipnry's
sSn prolific it.laginapm. the daties laid
asd proposed 10 b laid BY the Tariff.
whica ;ast Wea wolld suppose would
G to diminish this !. Wing debt, actual
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03


Adj the following items on &C
cou q Of extraordinary cxprn
dstures, prap.s-d hy the See
resanss &c the Nhie Cabinet,
and Car ahieris sifcneiy recons
nsnded and ePPnVred by Psssi.
dcHi Tyler ~ his iaio mes-
sag:
Mr.. Forward, Secretary af rrca-
sHFy. = nex issJe Oi ffeasUry
nsies aU0
Postmaster General. 10 rarrha e
pariptfsh Ps "a kaI' roads 500
Secretary al iheSasy a. iue ease
aar aavy 10 hsifIhe size ofthe
Brisishssssy. cay 'r"m t6 i"4
az $40 sesre 81 war. the an.
aaal expenditure { wlarh IL
y.nons,y estimated ir.m IS
or Two years so.Oo
Seerriaryat War proposes. ..
msns .,her ihiags, To Inrrrass
tle standias army. aud sx'e,d
chain &c nil'la'y po<'s 1. the
u ~ky inauniains This cat
moi be esiima.ed al less than 200
TIE 2 csidenI. besides arPr"v.
ins he foregoing. proposes
q weram-ni Bank, with pow.
eria create a d..ht BY c.riiIi
ra'e aotcs. and loan, the Gar.
taef am sunt VI 81 90
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tlfFtu . HeHW ~
STATE ii Rhode l.::anh. il me pisrs q air.
Di1sn. recently d-ees.ed. On The thru
aud l.sl hsIIo,ing. he votes siaod.
Surge. a. Anuid Orr "A. Ps''ef 0.
srsnenns ,.
The Standard has made ihe following
reply 10 our last article. IL i quite as
Inrid as we could reasonably expeei. and
very much Of " humhug." The only
diIIicuily win be TO find "a guIls" STUPID
enough 10 be operated upon By i; there
are very few in Orange.
Fem the Raleigh STANDARD.
"The IIilIsbotough Recorder desires
us 10 explain The meaning Of the word Fe-
deralisl. This is pretty come on. As
IL every body does not know what The
word means as applied 70 political party
IN this country. We expect he viii ash
us next what whiggery means. We tel
him beforehand. whiggrry means Fe'
deralism IN disguise; used By modern le-
deralisis under the term Of whig," IN
order 10 cheat The people into belief that
blue light Federalisis are JelIersonian De
mocrlis. Read Websier's Speech 10 the
virginians."
We do not know that this article fe.
quirs ons word ofrePIy. We have shown
our attachment 10 the true principles o.
Republicanism BY the uniform course o.
our whole political career; ifil'e STANDARD
can perceive any thing Of a "hlae- light
cast in it. we desire thai he viii point I
out. The Standard boasts vehemenily O
his /" JefIersonian Democracy" but We
think we have shown very conclusively
that he does not belong 10 that school
No irae Democrat will siigmaiize his eel
low citizens as /" dolts' and .gnlls" be
cause they happen to diiler with him u
their views OF public men OF public mea'
surcs. ia warm attachment to the Union
and the Cons;i,uiioa constitutes a Fede.
ralist, VIC claim 70 be one; and proud arc
We to End in The list such men as Geosgr
Washington, Chief Justice Marshall, ant
: irUsr Of sIrtaous patriots. whose name.
would be an ornament to any country,
and whose memory viii be revercnced SC
long as Liberty has ahome. We are no
At all disappointed at the Standards refa
sal 10 define his meaning. We kner b.
would not do il. Ills cabalistic word
would lose al their elect, if his reader
were made acquainted with their true i'm
port. lie is too well vcrscd in the ART 0
jnggl ng to permit any one to peep bchinl
the screen. lie knows that bis humbugl
wonld be loo ridiculous even to be laugh
ell at, il not covered over with liul,
mystery.
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Raa ths FayslleriIlr ntsfHsr
~OA nat nlihs enemy Esuid Erias =
IBosk.1


~OA nat nllns ebemy Hsuit EEias a
Itosk.s
IfeVax man hail rrason u R3nice tllai
his esrmy IA | complied wee ms wish IN
tsss rarsirulaF. Il j. Jaha NJ. Morehead.
Ills political opponent. Louis ID. Henry,
las. written bosk." Aad such hook.
Ii j. very like The preamble Of illc Loco
foc1 convcsR0n. = onig mere a." u
goes a how-slloi beyond Ihat document IN
IL dcmagagism; is suppression Of truth;
is assertions of falSehoods; is matter and
- manner. lie areepss The nnninsiion,
&c course. and ihus ne see an old Fede-
Fslisi. who lauded Alexander Hamilton.
and opposed the war. prnlessing himself
% be Republiean.-as thorough n Ans
iaeral as The eoaEsry raasains, converted
ialo ! Democrat &C The first waiers--a
Bank Stakeholder. Bank Director. and
Bank Attorney. iransmogri6ed into iks
leader of the anli-hank party.
The letter ellis nine columns Of news
paper. Of course we shall not publish il
cnIire. as we should have cone IL il had
been of reasonable length; but we mean
10 furnish our readers with occasional ex-
tracts, as we find time and space 10 show
mp lis beauties. We begin wiah he fol-
lowing. not that il Is more aIemarkahle
than some other portions. hui because il
mill show the data upon whirh Mr.. Hem
~ has built up his Wing debt, "actual
and proposed alluded 70 in former
number % this paper:
ahis debt on Tie s3A D, cen.brr.
lsn. So sss. sOl 81
VA D srra's sd.sirisiraaion. Oh
- sf MaIeh. ISL, 6.en7 .36i 81
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5000 600 90
a77Ie61 o.

" re thea Nc hare ~ s-iHai aud proposed
Del! by az. why. IN tess ihaa ten mouths az
l,aa. af dsllars. BIZ this IL nut The worst.
We are taxed under the new whig rartr M
81 The aeressarsrs Of tile aesefdias 10 ifir o,ra
sslin sis al The Erfra Session s5.17iU g0 90
Secretary 70 ward. IN he late
annual report, proposes FUR.
iher Tax Of ans $40 90
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,i.h 4 % soon a. ! had snlsndsd. bssaa''
Ihsrs L.shHush lrbrui 20 N my p'r'
ifs.tpsl rnfs1FmFun.
a., uE'a trrsfts fffr ifp'f 49,,
PHILIP HARRISON.
. Hox. ,. ~. D0ru."
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deceased A~'ua' drti. 6352i o.
Add the BALANCE ef the iaaa an.
lhnr re by the ael u 2isl Ju.
" Isn, s4s2. ssI 90
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EgRnsDoB0w@No
Thursday, February AZ.

w,llnn srrasps lwL'el has ts'S
e,eend S. major 10 Congress ir"m ne
State IL Rhode l.::aBa. il me pisrs q ar
Di1sn. recently d-ess.ed. On he third
aud I.sl haIlo,ing. he votes sisod.
spr.eus a. AnOIi Orr "a. Potter 0.
seaneuns ..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western Dist. of Va, Stanton.
III RA1gw.RU pTGY,

NOTICE to creditors, and all others con-
cerned in interest, to show cause against the
petition Of
No. 60o-Feter TAFT, of Warren county, to
be declare4& bankrupt on Monday the Sd day
Of October next
No 6G1-Peter Bixler, of Page county, to
be declared bankrupt on Monday the Sd day
Of October next.
Fo- 602-Edmund P. Rider, Of Page county
TO be declared bankrupt on Monday the Sd
day OF October next.
No. 603-WiIiam Fl. McCuliough, of Page
county, to be declared bankrupt on Monday
the Sd day Of October next.
mo. 604-Wiliam c. Check, of Page coun-
y, to be declared bankrupt on Monday the
Sd day of October next
No 606-Michael Kindle, of Page county,
to be declared bankrupt on Monday the Sd
day of October next.
No. 771-Coleman Covington, of Page
county, to be declared bankrupt on Monday
the Sd day Of October next.
No. .772-William Campbell, of Page coun-
ty, to be declared a bankrupt on Monday the
Sd day of October next.
Teste, NICHO. K. TROUT, D. C.
August Is, 1842-4t
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VIRGINIA., TO WIT
At a court held for the county Of Page, on
Monday the 9th day &c June, 1912 Ad--
olson A. Jones, administrator Of Wharton
Jones. deceased, plaintiff. against William
T. Wood and David I. Wood, defendants
IN cHANcERY.
FsyHE defendant, David 7. Wood, not hav-
b ing entered his appearance and given
security. according to the act Of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi-
tant of this commonwealth, It Is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the 4th
Monday in September next, and answer the
bill Of the complainant: and that q copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Woodstock for two months
successfully. and posted at the front door of
the court house Of Page county.
A copy-Teste,
WIN. C. LA UCI, C. c.
July H. 1912
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United STATES District Court, Western Dis
trsct OF Virginia, staunton.
In Bankruptcy.

NOTICE to creditors, and all others con-
cerned in interest, TO show cause against the
petition Of
No. 202-Henry Shaver, Of Shenandoah
county, for discharge from all his debts and
4 certificate thereof. on Tuesday the 18th day
of November 1872
No. 285-William Smither, of Shenandoah
county, for discharge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof, Oh Tuesday the 18th day
of November, 1912.
No. 3S0-Beniamin Wharton, Of Page
county, for discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof, on Tuesday the 18th day
November, 1912.
No 371-C ngleton Wood, of Page county,
for discharge from all his ehts and certi-
ficate thereof, on Tuesday the 18th day OF
November, 1912
NJ 372-Pendleton Wood, ofPage county,
for Il d scharge from all his debts and certi--
fcate thereof on Tuesday the 18th day Of
November, 1872.
No. 373-samuel Beyler, of Page county,
for discharge from all his debts and a certi-
fc~te II -a.' on Tuesday the 18th day of
Novcn j, 1912
No. 511-George NJ .Pennybacker, OF, She
na.~.1ah county, FOR di,charge from all his
ciehfs and certificate thereof, on Tuesday
the 18Th day Of November, i84G.
No 5!2-John Nipe, Of Shenandoah coun--
ty, for discharge from all his debts and Ger
tjhcate thereof on Tuesday the 18th day of
November, 1871. Teste,
NfCHO. K. TROUT, D. c..
August Is, 1919 11W
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01
EgEdM FzONEo
MEDICAL COLLEGE,.

fHSHE winter term of Lectures in this lnsti-
q tuition, will commence on Monday the
31st of Oetober, and continue -Four Months.
JONI CULLEv, NJ D Professor Of Theolgy
and Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAySE, NJ. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
r.. L. BoHANNAN, NJ. D. professor of OBJ
sstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ, d., Professor of ANATOMY
and Physiology.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor ofSur-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
s. MAuPIN, NJ. D, Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Professors CULLEN and WARNER, will each
deliver two Clinical lectures a week. in the
Tnf3mary at the College, Professor Johnson
two week, at the Aims House and Professor
CuAMBERLAVyE occasional Lectures at the
Penitentiary and City Hospitals, as interesting
cases present themselves. These institutions
furnish large number Of instructive cases,
and the numerous Clinical lectures, to ali o.
which the Students will be admitted without
charge, will afford them rare advantages for
becoming acquainted with the types of South
ern Diseases, and witnessing the appropriate
treatment. The Surgical cases admitted into
the College Tnfirmary afford the Professor of
Surgery opportunities of performing many of
the Major and Minor operations before the
class
The facilities for the study of practical "A
natomy are unsurpassed any where. The
materiel for dissection is most AMPLE and the
extensive Anatomical Museum is we'll stored
with healthy and morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection of
specimens in Materia Medica are very COM
piete. In fine the Institution offers facilities
for the prosecution of Medical studies unsnr-
passed by any similar institution in.ths coun-
try.
Fees, $50 to each Professor
The price of Board, including Fuel, Lights
Servants attendance, &c, is from So so to S.
per week. AUG. L. WARNER,
Dean of the Faculty.
Aug. II, 1842-9NS5I
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BEWARE OF
IN I'RUS SION @ N
That Wooden Shaker

~ HEREAS-, it has come to my knowledge
w that certain persons have, without my
consent Or permission, and for their own ex-
elusive use and emolument, constructed a GER
tain Wooden Shaker, attached to the Thresh-
ing Machine invented by Mr.: Mathew Mckee,
yer, of Staunton, Va; the patent for which
Wooden Shaker l have purchased of said
McKeever for Shenandoah, and therefore am
entitled to the sole and exclusive right of con-
structing, using, or vending the said patent
right in the connty:-This is to notify and
forewarn all persons from constructing, using,
or vending to others to be used, the aforesaid
Wooden Shaker. The law win be enforced
against all offenders, without respect to per-
sons Therefore take timely warning.
ANANIAS ID. BORDEN.
July q, 1842-6t.
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WETIII. practice in the Superior and Infe-
w rior Courts of Page, Shenandoah. War
rem, and RapPahannock; also, in the District
Court of the United States, with a view to at,
tend to cases of Bankruptcy, and will give
prompt attention to all business committed to
his management Office in Luray.
Refer to Barton & Williams, JAS. S. Carson,
ESQ, and John Magill, Esq Winchester ;
and George Norris, merchant, Baltimore.
April %. 1912 IF