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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
United states DisiFict Court
- OF North Carolina.

IN BANKRUPFcrs
= No, &c 10 ,h W csuse sesinss fesittH o.
James Nuttall, Of Chapel Hill, orangs
county, Inn-Keeper, 10 be derlared
Bankrupt, a, New bern. on MONDAY The
24lh day Of October next.
James A. Morgan, Of Orange county,
Farmer, to be declared q Bankrupt, at
Newbern, on Monday the 14ih day ct
October next.
Russell James, of Orange county, Far.
mer, TO be declared Bankrupt, al New
bern, on Monday the 24lh day OF octo-
Der next.
John Homer, Of Orange county. Far
n,er, 10 be declared Bankrupt, al New
bern, on Monday the 74,h day OF Octo-
., Der next. ~
General Baker, Of Orange county,
Wheel-wr,ght, to be declared Bank
up,, a, Newbern, on Monday the Gath
| day Of October next.
William r. Hopkins, of Orange conn.
~, Farmer, 10 he declared Bankrupt *
| Newbern. on Monday the Gath dag 81
October next.
By order Of the Court.
H. ii. PoTTr n,
| .aeting Clerk Of court in I hkrIptey.
Julya5. b. Nv
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ismplrd sSEss5nEllnA sf GoVsFhoT RagsS.
BtnhFll Faat thsi lhs man Who shni TO
EeTnnF haggF 10 . HsR namsa RuekNeli'
md lhai be HRs srni 81 Smiih = ~ q.
The g.s8rrsi slse gives. iron he kas-
kssis Rrpuliesn. lnng sccaUaI u mar
der eomaiasd % he ID &c Juns. ppon
Jaka Sle.eas.o-s Msrmaa-snd sup
posed 10 hsve hesn eommiIed b. i~p
MssmaRs .Ls had ealhd npan him co.
eoasrihuiirn. N bssld ihs isnPls ~ kau-
son and been refused.
Another sriIele ID he Journal NE qaoir
ssfbsfim.
We hare lais iniormaiion from NsBsao.
joe Snith snncipsaes rrqaisiiiea upsn
Ges. csflia f,om Gov. Rsyaolcs 81 Mic.
seuri for his psrses; and 10 determined
not be given %.
He hss al Inc State srms.--ssuet sen.
" or thirty esnnoa--s large number Of
musksls. dsegsrs. pistols. and easlssss'
AL bsIonglng 10 shs Sale. which hs i
prepared 10 nae against me State sushori
hes II they shall sllsmpt 10 deliver him
10 ios. Reynolds. Joe states hat be
viii not be given up-snd ihe Morsan'
cay that The Prophet shall not be taken
shile any 81 them are LEI. 70 defend him
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been de
livered sirce our last:
Per Rurrlx, Oh. ]. in Gerenger o.
Summers, from Guilford; affirming the
judgment below.
Also in Newsom o. Thompson, from
Northampton; judgment below reversed
and iudgmen, Of nonsuit.
Also in Price U. Sharp, from Caswell;
reversing the judgment below.
Also in Miller, Ripley e. Go. .. Rich
ardson, ct al. from Rutherford; affirming
lie judgment below.
20 in doe ex dem. Finley d Lea ..
ment belso "
Also IN Ma'ell {. Riddick, from Hert'
'o's; snii"rng ", Judgment below.
i a,so ~ DaSie and wife .. King, et al
in Equity, Com person: declaring the
rec,ing ,he usual accouniae' &C. and d.
Also in Rutherford .. Green. :.
EQUITY, from Rutherford; declaring IL
plaintiff entitled to decree, and direcun
an inquiry. WE.
Wilson, from Pitt; affirming the JUG
mcnt below. - F. H..
; Also in Waddill .. Moore, from Her
ford; affirming the judgment below. :,
; Also in doe ex dem Fuller .. Wads
: worth. from Lenoir; affirming the jude
ment below.
Also in Turner .. King, in Equity
' from Jones; decree for an account
Per GAsroN, ]. in Motif .. Lane, iroi
Randolph; affirming the Judgment os,os s,
!. Also in Gardner .. King, IRON ""''
!, ford; affirming the judgment below.
u Also in Eason o. Dickson, IRON Jones
affirming the judgment below. ~
/. Also IN State ex rel. Kelly =. Dunlap
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KiFk, @, irwin and ]. W. Ross, com.
mons I'll Den.
Hanas-WsliOnE n. Edwards, senate;
jobs H. HsEkins and o. d. Fins, con
mons al Dem-
Haks--Janss D. Shepard. senate; n.
G. Rand. CASTOR Wilder and d. B. Mas
|sey. commons; al DEN.
In lhess fes returns il win Be seen dat
fse Wings have lost several members; "a
thai here Is probability thai he Demo
erals VII have > msonty in ne Legisla
lurc.
or die Election Cor Governor. de fol.
lowing c0nnlies hass been heard from;
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Tallahassee, July q


MORE on THE IsDIASs.-We learn that
on Monday evening last, about nine
O'Clock. ihe Indians attacked dwelling
. few miles from Camp Gamble. fired
into The house, killing one man and
wounding two Others. Information was
Immediately communicated 10 the camp,
and detachment Of thirty were sent in
pursuit. We have not heard of their re-
turn. We presume. as usual, The Indians
cannot be found. A day or two since q
traveller between Monticello and Madi-
son had an arrow discharged at him BY
an Indian. who was supposed to be spy
upon the settlements. There Is q rumor
also in town Of depreciation having re-
Gently been commitisd in Gadsden coun>
". Eio-idian.
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August 9,
limited states District Court
OfNOrth Carolina.

TN BANKRUPTCY:
- Notice to show cause against Petition OF
Thomas J. Phillips, Of Orange county
for his discharge and certificate as Bank
rupt, at Newborn, on Monday the 2ath
dav of October next.
Hudson NJ. Cave, of Orange county,
Physician, for his discharge and certificate
as Bankrupt, at Newbern, on Monday the
24th day Of October next. =.
Miles Davis, of Orange county, for ms
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt. al
Newbern, on Monday the Gath day oil DC
tober next :.
Benton Utley, Of Orange county, for ms
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt, al
Nswbern, on Monday the 24sh day OF oc'
tober next.
Publication ordered.
H. POTTER, d. J. u. s. N. C.
a,su.,e. 36--i0s
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81 ii. from MOoWi rVsning dc ludE.
meai belaW.
Also in Tyson Q. Tyson, Ct Al. In Egui-
81. fr1n Moors; directing q references. Gc.
Also IN WadsWorlh 9. Goss, in Equi-
iy. frOm Davidson; diSmissing the BIZ
with costs.
Also IN Gregory .. Munell. in Eqsiiy.
from Onsl0w; diIeciing an sccouni.
Also in Cause .. Hall, in Equity, frum
Blsdeni ordering 3 reference
Releigk Reg.
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Weekly Almanac
United States District Court
OF North Carolina.

ffN BANKRUPTCY:
- Nslhe 10 show cause against Petition OF
William H. Woods, Of Orange county,
for his discharge and certificate as Bank
rupl, at Newborn, on Monday the 24ih
day OF October next.
James G. Holland. Of Orange county,
| for his discharge and certificate Of Bank
rupt, at Newborn, on Monday the 24ih
day Of October next
Matthew M'Cauley, Of Orange county,
for his discharge and certificate as Bank
rupt, at Newbern, on Monday the 24.h
day of October next.
Jones Watson, Of Orange county, iol
his discharge and certificate as Bankrupt
at Newbern. on Monday the 24.h day o.
October next.
Publicstiou ordered.
H. POTTER, d. j. o. S. ~ C
August 8. 80 INV
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We learn from New Orleans that shs
steamboat 7homas 8. Haraey, from
Cedar Keys. has suiVed d shai place.
having on board one hundred and eight
Florida Indians. among whom are Hal
Ieck Tusienuggee and ~ other warriors.
on theiF way 70 Arkansas. Major Ca
pers. Captain caneby. and DR.. Bsily are
in charge Of The Indians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

COUNTRY NEwsPAPERs.-The follow.
inf sensible remarks on subject Of the
deepest importance 10 the prof,is'er OF
any coua,ry newspaper. are from The
Princeton Wing. The editor 81 that pa
per 10 entitled 20 lhe thanks OF his broth
zen Of The prsss. for the kind in'sres, he
nanifesls in their SUCCESS and prosperity.
We take this opportunity 10 make .
few rensrks respecting the country press.
There i, snurely too little pride Eel, IN
supporting The local presses. A great
many-,oms Of whom are well OF. too
take no pspsr, but depend wholly upon
their nsiehbors for the intelligence oil
what 10 going on in .hs world. Many
lhsre are too, Who would DO sshamsd 10
have il said lha, they take no paper: they
therefore venture 10 take one, and that 10
usually selected on account OF ito sizs
and chsapnsss. These papers, from the
nature Of things, are printed in the EN-.
poriums. Such PERSONS like we'll 10 read
the psper Of their neighborhood; but thai
they can borrow, or see by calling 81 son's
public place. The local paper from III
sizs comes too high for them 10 take
TIE food Of literary enterprises Of The
present day 10 also suffered 10 swsllsw
up all interest in the local press ever
with those eho are most ready TO &C
knowledge i,s importance.
From these aud other causes which
we might enumerste, the press 10 snfere'
10 lanruish. And it will continue :,
lauguish. until tbs people Of the COUNT.
awake 10 their interest and duty, whlcl
| is, in our humble opinion, TO supper
their own presses fret, and as man.
abroad afterwards as they may think prop
err. II Will not answer as an excuse
, say that they are not as large and as los
, priced as many nf the city papers. Frer
! various causes they can never compel
in size anil chespnsss wnhi,hs city Prss'
But in interest and usefulness. IN The
: respective spheres. they would not .
deficient. II proper spirit was manlles'e
in their support.
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LOUISIANA.-Fnll returns have been
received OF The elections in Louisiana, by
which !, appears that the Wings have
now in the Senate 0. and The Loccs 9; in
the House there are % Wings 70 % Lo-
cos. Last year there were in the Senate
8 Wings and 0 Locos; and in the House
30 Wings and % Locos. So The Senate
has been changed, and the Wings have
obtained an increased majority in the
House; thereby insuring The election, Of a
Wing United States Senator.
The Democratic Governor has been
elected, through the influence Of the Gre
ole interest; bu, the Wings have elected
TWO members Of Congress, as before, and
the Locos one. As the state. under the
new superintendent, is entitled 10 an adj
li,ional representative, new election vii
be necessary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
Fresh Lucerne and !.
Clover Seed.
THE subscribers have jr', received .
= fresh supply Of the o. ose seeds.
MIcKLE & ,ioRwooD;
July IS. So
Negroes 1Or Sale.
July IS.

'rIlE unders'gne''. by virtue 81 suihorl-
" vested IN hi h by Edward Davis d
James Davis, vii sell far cash. 1t tho
rourt House ir Hllshorough. on the 20
DAY ef Ausus next. being Monday
Angus, Cou.ty Court. Five likely Ney
groes. which we're assigned TO said Ed-v
yard sad james Davis in the div,sian Of
the negroes belonging to the estate ofths
la,s William Cain. deceased.
The title is believed to be unqoestiona-
BILE; and persons wishing 10 puichsse avs
referred to William Cain. esq. Tor intern =
Ton as to the characters and qualities VI
The negroes.
RICHARD WATKINS.
by G, ". MoRDlCAI, bis Alto. 10 20. /.
July 20 81
- --
zHa
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One Gent Reward.

II AN away from the subscriber, On the 7tl
IL inst bound girl by the name Of NAN
CT GREEN R0sslN. about thirteen wears Of
sc,. The ahoye reward, but no thanks, VIII
B.. sivcn f,r her apprehension and delivery g.
me. AL persons are forbid harboring or rm'
ploying her under the panalty Of the law.
JAMES r. WATSON.
Angus, 9. s6--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
.-.a,SGroN TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.

- The Annual Meeting Of ihs Or
cOuu,y Temperance sOeisiy. viii
m;.the Court House, on Saturday
al instant, Il II o'clock. The "
:. .0eis.ies in she county are request
y ssn. Up reports.
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l4.e7o. 1870


In these Is counties. Gov. Morehead's
pressn, majority is 2ssO; . falling ofrfrOm
his vote two years ago Of I7s5. Mr..
Henry's vote SO far hardly equals that
given 70 Judge Saunders; 90 that this
election, though discouraging 10 the
Wings, exhibits no evidence Of change,
but Of apathy only; ihe same sPathy
which has pervaded all The states Of the
Union, in which elections have been held
since The Wing measures have been para
lied by the traiiorous conduct Of Mr.. Ty-
Ter. But discouraging as things may aP-
pear. a true Wing viii never desPOndi
our revolution never would have been
achieved. if the Wings Of hat day had
suffered themselves 10 be overcome BY
such weakness. f..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

~ THr IarrRAKy ASSOCIATIONS viii
: hi. evening al the usual lime and
Oses.ion Cor discussion: /. Does
haas. Of power justify is resisianes!'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

Al Temperance celebration At st.
Louis. on the Alb instan,, the following
sentiment, among o,hers. vas drank:
The Reformed Drunkards: we
welcome them IS the only msssengsrs
thu, have ever returned from The Sp'rst
land"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

sorrel, one year old last spring, with Whit.
face. They both LEI. me at the same time, bur
probably we're soon separated. a rsa'onao"
reward will he aived for their delivery to me,
and any iniornation respecting them viii be
GEORGE LONG.
A,s,o 36--3w
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

The following is the arrangement made
by the Judges Of the Superior Courts for
riding the Fall Circuit Of 1912.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

The New York Commescisl Advertiser
has detailed description of,he new sus-
tom house shieh has been recently som.
pls,sd IN that city. The building was
commenced IN May. 1894. and finished
with It's furniture complete, in May, ls42.
Ths ed,hcs cos, $500. 900; the furniture
SIS. 900; IN all s9s5.OU0. s..
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THE MoRMoNs AcAlN.-The Sangamo
Journal OF the 18th is filled To overflow.
ing with exposures Of Msrmon ''llaaiss.
II contains amnna other things, two more
letters from ] c. Benusu,. giving iur,her
details Of Joseph Smnh's lcen,iousne's
and rascal,,y. and charging him distinctly
w,.h having insligaled and caused 'he q.
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ADsWnA5W

or de as Orls Ess Onss Cony iE GoEno, Msa O. L
g.l.ars. asa Sheriff. Assus I. Isla =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
bunker HILL MONUMENT.

We learn from The Bosl0n DAILY Ad-
vsriiser Ihai The Cap Stone Of The Mona
menl. forming The spsx Of The pyramid.
sas laid On Saturday morning in pfeseacs
Of The Direeian Of The Mos1ment Assoc.
eislion. and a number Of ei,izs1s.e AZ
The clock struck six. q slgasl gun VAS
fred by the Chsrlsslown Arnlisry. aud
The scan pSwsr Tor raising the stone vss
Immediately pot in motion. Mr.. Ed
ward carnss, u. wenl up on the slons.
which bore also The Amrriean Flsg. in
10 minutes the stone reached The Top Of
The monument. and Al l pas, 0. il wss
laid in cement. and q national saluis
announced that the Monument vas com
pleled.
The corner slone az The Monument
was laid June tC ls25, in presence Of
Ten. Lsiay s,,s. an . great eoneourss Of
citizens, smeag whom we're large nun.
Der who had shared in The dangers and
honois Of iha battle OF Bunker HILL. The
Monunent has been seventeen years ~
buildins-JUring mole Than half Of shiei
period tbs work wss entirely suspended
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Halifax sulphur and Cha
Iybeafe springs, vn.


SULPHUR SPRlse GAssEs.
Sulphureied Hydrogen,
Carbonic Acid.
sulphaie Of Lime,
Sulphaie Of Msgnesis,
Carbonate Of Lime.
CHALyBEATE SPRrNo GxssKs TX
Carbonic Acid, "
Peroxide OF Iron,
Carbonate Of Lime.
The frst &C these is ysry valuable sulthnr
Water. and The second 10 no less vaiuabls
.Chalybesie. The s,reneih Of both is ss great.
ss desmsbls. They possess ell the properties
cor which simple Sulphur and fennginous Va.
,sn are celebrated The Chslybeaie u lie
pures, have ever met wiih. aud consists OF
Peroxide of Iron held IN suspension By Car.
homie Acid Gas ; the amount ol Carbonste OF
Lime being exceedingly small. Ia the hsnds
of PhysicIsn, these Waters can be turned 10
the best account for the brnsfi of the comnas.
niiy. aud cannot coacIudo this islier without
offering you my congrs talaiions on The excel
lence OF the Mineral Waters o. which you are
the proprietor. Ysar humble sety't.
ID. r. GARDNER. M. ID.
Prof Of Chemistry in Hampafn Sydney col.
70 Or. Eaflcy, B.sekwainut.
1 August 8. WN6& % <W
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COUNTY DIVISION.

TO-No DIVISION 1897 Division lssMoHy agansteen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

FROM the subscriber, in
\ the n,oath ii May last, two Fill.
4 LEYS; one a bay, two years old
last spring, with q small star ~
\ lis forehead, aud the other q ilghi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

in Extra Session Of Ohio Legista-
fure, commenced IN Columbus m yes
terdsy (si.nday) week last, Tor the sole
purpose Of DIS ric.ins the State according
10 the new appointment. Resolutions
were offered in both branches of'he Leg
isla,ure on the 6rsl denying to Congress
The ,lrh, to pa.s Law defining The man
ner in winch members should be elected
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

BLANKS for sale a this Office.
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lam enabled TO STATE, positively, ,hatin
addition 10 ,hs other equivalents Obtain
ed BY US, in the Htbsisr Treaty. winch
have slresdy been menionsd. The Tim
Der sent by the Maine people. down The
81. Johns. is to be admitted. free Of dc.
IN, in oil BRUSH psr's.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

We learn from the Providence Chroni-
Gle, of the 22d ult that Governor Hubbard,
of New Hampshire, has refused to give up
Mr.. Dorr, upon the requisition of Cover
nor King. Ex-Governor Arnold, of Rhode
Island, was the messenger between the par
ties. The Chronicle says: ale waited
upon Governor Hubbard, of New Hamp-
shire, in obedience to his instructions, with
a requisition from Governor King, for a
warrant TO arrest Thomas w. Dorr, now
in the State of New Hampshire. Cover.
nor Hubbard respectfully, but firmly and
decidedly declined obeying the requisi,ion
and stated 10 Governor Arnold that he
would forward by mail, his reasons for so
declining, addressed to Samuel W. King
Acting Governor of Rhode Island"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
TO DELINQUENTS.

We have large number of subscribers
on our list who have not paid US any thing
since the establishment of the TINES. All
such, living out of the county, who are not
known by us to be good, and who do not
pay up by the 18th of September next,
will be stricken from our list We have
come to the conclusion that we have been
working for their benefit long enough
without prospect of realizing something
for our trouble.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
JNO. M. Bolts,
JAMES COOPER,
X. RAYNER,
THOS. ]. CAMPBELL,
TRUMAN SMITH,
F. GRANGER,
ii. s. LANE,
JEREMIAH MORROW,
A pFARCE

RESOLVED by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiues Of the United States Of America
az Congress assembled t,Oo-thirdS Of both
Houses concwrjag therein, That the follow
ins; amendment of the Constitution OF the
United States, in the seventh section OF
the first article, be recommended to the
Legislatures of the several States, which,
on the adoption of the same, by three
tourths of the said Legislatures, shall be-
come part and parcel of the Constitution:
Instead of the words 'two-thirds," twice
repeated in the second paragraph of the
said seventh section, substitute, in both
cases, the words, "a majority of the whole
number"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

it is said that Mr.. Savage has cleared
$4,000 on his contract for completing the
Bunker Hill Monument, and that as he has
the control of it until the limit Of the con-
tract expires, he will make as much more by
conveying passengers to the top in his
steam car. 1t takes a live Yankee to turn
penny "slick."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

In the House of Representatives, on the
22d, Mr.. Underwood, from the Committee
on Steam Boilers, reported bill making
provision for preserving the lives of pas
sengers in vessels impelled wholly, or in
part, by steam, 1t was referred TO the
Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

CouNTERrElrs. One dollar City bills altered
10 fves are in circulation. The word five is
pasted over The word one, in smaller letters than
the word dollar following. The figures and
vgnete are pasted on, and can be easily detect.
ed by the thickness of the paper, where the al.
tefalions are made. The vignette, &C., of some
worthless bank paper is used in the alterations,
st. Louis Organ.
Notes OF other denominations have been al
tered-l's TO Us, 3's to los, and SO on.-Erd
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

RIoTERs.-At Nantucket, Mass, recent.
ly there was an anti-slayery convention,
and on every evening of meeting it was
broken up in row-rotten eggs and other
missiles were thrown in upon the assem-
bly from a crowd without.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

The weather during the last six or eight
days has been warmer, by far, than any
weather we had during the sammer,
and IN fact warmer than we usually have
any season Of the year. Much too warm
to write editorial. We believe our cotem-
poraries are of the same opinion, taking
their papers as evidence.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912
TO DIR SUBSCRIBERS.

We would notify our subscribers that
the time for advance payment is fast draw
ulg to a close. Those of them who wish
to save dollar can do SO by paying three
dollars on or before the 18th September
next; otherwise they will be charged
four dollars.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10
WASHINGTON, 18th July, ls42.

Gentlemen-l have been honored by your
note of the 9th June, covering resolutions
adopted by my friends and fellow. citizens Of
your place, approbatory Of my conduct and ex-
pressing preference for me for the highest Of
fee in the choice Of the people.
Your decided and warm appreciation Of my
course, cannot but be highly gratifying and &C.
ceptable to me. Next to the appreciation Of his
own conscience, the highest reward which can
be bestowed on public servant WHO has hon.
esty and faithfully discharged his duty, is the
good opinion of his fellow citizens spontaneous.
Iy and warmly expresse as yours has been
Nor is your expression of preference for me un.
acceptable.
1t is the highest proof you could give OF your
confidence in my capacity and patriotism and as
such, cannot but be gratifying; especially at a
period so full Of difficulty and danger to the coun-
try. But it is only so viewed, that allude to
that portion OF your proceedings, for | regard
that high office not as place for the qualification
of vanity, pride or ambition, but for the perlor'
nance OF high, responsible andslaborious duties.
An office, in the language of an ilustrlous and
deceased friend and colleague, neither ITO be
sought nor Stunned" but to be filled by the free
spontaneous and unbiased choice Of the people,
for whose good it was exclusively created.
With great respect, am, &c. DC.
J. C. CALHOUN.
DR.. D. Lyles, Col. F. T. Colbert, Col. A. Far,
mer, John Davis, Esq, Gen. T. d. Wood
bridge.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-10

1t is said that the President will journey
eastward after the close of the present SEES.
sion of Congress. The chief part of his
time of absence from the White House will
be spent at Newport, Rhode Island