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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The I.ocos appear 10 have their eyes
wide open 10 discover specs In the cha
r.e.sr % Mr. Clay. which. magnihed and
distorted. ll.ey are iadusiriously occupied
in converting into political capital. So
our nsighbOr Of he Standard. aulbilious
no, 10 be ou,dons in this praiseworlhy
rOcalian. has made his discovery, and pa
radrd il forth with all becoming gravity.
Mr.. Clay. he says. !" commenced his pub
lie life BY aninfraeiioa Of one cf.he plain
est prosisio q OF the constitution he has
sworn 20 sussain"--hs actually took his
seat in the senate Of the United States
-four months before he attained the re-
qaisiie age" In his zeal Coz fault6nd-
ing. ihs Standard fargeis that the eons,i-
ia.icn provides that each house shall be
the Judge Of The qualification Of iu mem-
bsrs; and that IL he SENATE thought him
Ineligible because he lacked four months
Of be m thirty years Of age. il was their
da,y 10 bid him wait until The foul months
had expired. lf The Standard possessed
less illiberal spirit, he might remember
the reply once made BY another conspi-
cuous member Of the Republican party.
whose youthful appearance. when pre-
ssn.ing himself 70 be sworn in as meme
Der Of the House Of Representatives,
brought forth the inquiry. "lIow old art
,hoar'' ASK my constituents, |" was the
response of the young, the eloquent, the
impssuous Randolph. So in The other
case, when The question was PROFOUND.
ed. How old art ihouf" . similar re-
span~ might be juniiable ia Mr.. clay:
ASK the Legislature Of Republican Ken
lucky" And ibis answer wonld Be sa-
tisfac,ory 10 he Standard. were he dis
posed 90 look upon Mr.. Clay with the
same favor that he would exercise To-
wards his favon,e Bedford Brown, who,
IL We mistake not took his seat in the
Legislature before he was Of age.
The Standard closes his sage paragraph
upon Ibis incident, with saying, Truly.
the beginning and the closing scenes Of
shis mans political life are much in uni
son." In this remark there is more truth,
we think, than the Standard intended. IL
is notorious that Mr.. Clay was ons Of the
most prominent leaders Of The Republican
party for many Of the Fret years Of his
political life; and as he has uniformly
pursued the same course, we hare assur
ancs that The close Of his political life will
be spent in aslsof the same ferven, de-
votion 10 the interests, the happiness aud
the glory of this grea. Republic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

hstFis Alb snuniTymsa," ~ h,t lsFt
pFusi1,ned tlIs HhlgrnHsidsir 90 Pftsi-
deat via aasDimuy a ssaism 3 80
lsrssf 4 enshusi.sn sAsh h.s ei,na
ensl.ed 20 eii.ss npnia-l...n. W t.-k
faf.srs 70 e. ssenl ~hssh. lns sls sake
81 shs ssanHy. oughi ~ hsse sersfsa y
lisa. The Iespls a~w pseziss - D.
lnss n aAris bssl snd shir.i snd ls-s
iEisnd. The ssssns az ne T,ao" arr
s0.psrsess. There y zsnndsaa Gs lsau ~
haps that the a ssrahlr. marrll, ga add
bessilsd @assule u John TYR ssh b.
ssenerded By a. sal,gh'ensd. paiIisise
Adm,nsiEsnan sf lhs Gsssraashi b
HENRY CLAY"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
MARHIENa

|. In his county. on The OH instant, BY
Casle. Campbell, esq.,, Mr.. BRIcr Cor
Inns, Of Tennessee. and formerly Of this
place, to Miss PRIscrILa FAucETr. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. John A. Faucetl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
STATE OF NoRTH.cARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, lS42.

Henry Edwards o. Elijah Graves.
D. AT levied On irac, Of Land "a the waters
Of Eao. adj lining Ira Ellis and sshers.
NfT appearing iothc sstisfaction oftte Court,
- that the defendant j. moi an inhabitsnt of
this state, q IL ordered blythe Court that pub.
lica,ian be made ia the Hlsbaronsh Rsaor-
der. FOR sir weeks. that unless the defs nasnt
sppests al the neat term Of this Court. Go be
held cor this couaty. on the fourth Mondsy in
November n, nj. and then and there fsrievv
The said property aud plead Go issue. that jude
mrni B., default FINAL will be rendered, aud the
Land levied on sill be sold 10 satisfy plaiutlf's
demsnd
]. TAYLOR, tferk.
Price adv 81 so AZ sws
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

THx Tsr&rr.-The Hslifsr Mcraiag
Psss n ms % Inslsni holds ne laIls-iag
rheerisl language N sel.lson % lie treaty.
IHss eoarlsdrd wish Gsssi Bsiisia;
"Ths saneanremsni ~sll b rresissd ID
me Uallsd ksnsdam with rersrd msr-
heslsiinus Al glsdHess. Esrty Bsnsn
al rsjsirs lhal shs dispsses between iso
great nsi,ans. hash peapl.d By descend
snls Of lhs Saxon race. are % an end. add
that issersh excitement and apprehra-
sIon af . war has bera suerssdrd By .
Hssiy. 6smls ermrniing ihs bonds sf
peace snd friendship.
lord Ashbsr.sa has been eminsnils
sueeessfal. lie has secured p-aes BY .
leay-ssreesbls 10 ths AmeslesRs--sa-
isfaesefy 10 every ralonss-haa"rsble
and sd.sn,. gsaus 70 Great Bu,aia.
I'VE never expected 80 suspicious q
lermina,isn 10 iis d,Ilamsc,--,le even,
has ssaf,lei ~ with dissppo.n,'prnl--sn and
q 10 disappointment that produces en-
.hnslasn and delight"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
.TharsaIay, seplembrr e.

IIrLIssoEoroa LarEzakr Association.
The membrrs 81 his instisulisa. and !
I.rss aadienee af rilizens. wrre richly
eu.rrlained On Thursday evening lasl. BY
I. leelare o. Nsiaral Philosophy. deliver
slky Professor PHILLlrs. % orr univer-
atty. The lecture vas prepared FOR the
s.uaen,s u The University. buI lost none
* is interest," from lhai circumstance.
The vast variety affasis which !. sci forth
were new 70 maay, and exceedingly in
,.rss.iag % al. and we're ealealassd 70
excite spin, o. issuiy and reflection
always probable
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The Wings are going ahead in the ter
ri,ory Of Iowa; having carried the Lsgis'
l.ture for the first time. The Iowa City
Standard states tina, the Council consists
Of Z Wings, s Loeo,, I Conservative;
the House Of 10 Wings, 10 Locos, and
Q Conservatives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The Evansville ind Journal contains
complete returns from the election in that
state. which give -,he Wings a majOri,y
Of ten in the Senate. and the I.ocos ma
jori,y Of ten in the Houses tie on joint
ballot. *a @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
CoNprrlsNs OF THE LATE TREAry.-

CoNprrlsNs OF THE LATE TREATY
A correspondent Of the Ledger says, that
by the late treaty our Government has
surrendered 100000 Of acres Of land
north of st. Johns river, in return for
which the British Government gives us
about 100000 acres of as fine land as
any in the world; sufficient to form an
other Nav England Siale--and the navi-
CATION OF the 81. Johns river, before bar
red TO us.
We give to Great Britain $3.50. 900 for
these lands thus surrendered, and she
pays the same sum over 10 Maine and
Massachusetts for the land they surrender
Ia miscrably poor region Of country not
worth dollar. .s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
q 4 z 70 lelEs
September 9th.
Public Sale.

nm Tharsdsy il.s sosh 81 octsbsf ssrs, wiif
be exposed "a public sale, al me late
dwelling house Of LEVIN MUD. dec. ell Lis
personal property. eeasistiny Of
Horses. C.nle. Sheep. Hogs.
Tao wsgans and carysll,
One sr, Of Smiths Tools,
Together with all abe
Farming T.ols and Gesr.
Also ihs crop Of Corn. Wheat osls.. Hay
snd Fodder.
Household and kiiches Furniture.
and other articles ton asmereas ls susniios.
Terms viii be made kns~a on thai day.
MARY WOOD. 49,.
HANDY WON. "
September Is. 4l--Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

KsW discoveries q Gold roulisss %
Be made IN Georgia. wiAis a lrw
weeks eonsidsalls quantities. have been
found IN Msrixeshereouniy. The mines
arc si1nsisd 10 the upper rast. moi Car
from cowela. and promise % Be both
rich and extensive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22


The Governor Of Tennessee has con-
vened an extra session Of The Legislature,
10 nee. on the third day Of October next.
The appouionmeni Of the stale into Con-
gressional Districts. will be one Of the
things requiring The action Of the I.egis-
la,ure.
The Massachusetts Legislature eOnven
ed al Boston, ON The 7lh inst. for The pur.
pose Of dividing the state into Congress
sional Districts Under the new appor-
iionmen, the Stale is entitled 10 zen mem
bers, being loss Of two.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

nE- WEnsTER AT Bosrox The chi.
zens q Boston. on DIR. WebsleH's late ar.
rival ihsrr. irndrred 20 him . public din,
mr.. IN testimony Of their gratitude Cor hi,
eminent and patriotic puslie services dur.
INC a long term Of years. :. and especially
f'r The pars sustained by him in The lale
negotiations whirh have beea so skilfaIly
conducted and happily terminated in o
treaty with Great Britain" Mr. Web.
sisF. in his letter Of acceptance. expresses
. preferences .lhal lhe dinner should be
dispensed with. and lhai he meeting
should be had in such . manner - shall
impose he least restrictions and bes. suit
The eonvsnienes Of all who may be dis
posed 10 ailend ii.r
II has bren understood thar il was Cor
he patriotic purpose Of adjusting our dit.
ferenees with England. Thai Mr.. Webster
was induced 70 retain his position in he
cabinet; and now, that great and impor.
iani purpose having been accomplished.
il appears 70 be The desire Of his frieads
that he should retire. Some expectation
exists that be win resume his former STA
lion in The Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The New York Wing State Conven-
ton has nominated Luther Bradish for
Governor, and Gabriel Furman for Lieu.
tenant Governor. The I.ocos have Sc
lected MIR. Bouck and ID. s. Dickerson
for their ticket.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The EAGLE Among the multitude
Of pleasant occurrences and cninculenc,s
90 Thursdayiaf.ernoon While The Wing
members of Congress were entering the
cry. was ore which 10 worthy IL e.pe.
cal notice. A fac grey Eagle. " jove's
own bird" came down fsom his eyrie.
aud sa'ied magntfcenty among the %
ssmbled host, unui he found /, con,enien,
10 rest The .sols Of hrs fao," upon The
lopmast round Of some ship's io?gallani
mast. whence he would flutter To another;
screaming at times hi. freedom notes. ss
II in the Businesses of the rocks. and j.
csncert with the huzzss of the crowd aud
The rosrs Of the sF,,tlery. I, ~as fine
sIeh,. aud gIoneus omen. The bird oi
liberty found The atmosphere c"usen,al.
whoa i, was rent with cries inr the pr,n.
clplss Of freedom, and freedam's noslest
sou iHESRY CLAY. Phi. D. s. Gag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Pleasan, Tudor. charged with the muir.
der Of James Roney in July, lsIl. was
tried a. the Superior Court held in this
place last week. aud convicted, and SEN
fenced to be hung on Friday the 9Th of
October next. a@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The Yellow Fever has broke out with
considerable violence in The city Of New
Orleans, and ], was feared ihat lis mora-
lily would equal many of ths pas. years.
Seventeen new cases occurred on the 9Th
instant.
Several cases Of yellow fever have also
appeared in ,he city Of Mobile.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

DEsoRALrziNo PIcTuREs.-In the "a.
riff bill just passed we are glad TO notice
the following section for the purpose Of
preventing the importation of indecen,
prints. &c.
And be it further enacted, That the
importation Of all inherent and obscene
prints. paintings, Autographs. engravings
and transparencies. is hereby prohibited;
and no invoice or package whatever, or
any part thereof, shall he admitted 10 en-
try in which any such article shall COM
pose part, are hereby declared TO be IL
able to be proceeded against. seized and
forfeited. by due course Of law, and the
said articles shall be forthwith destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Cos. Hshbasd. q n Hsnpshiss. has.
ina ssa, leslrr ,hsosga shs Pnsi Ofkrr.
sdslr.ssed 10 :. ills EEeslIeaey. s.musl
Ward King. acting IS Gsssrnpr u Rh..ds
leland" 10 srply va demand farslhr sur
resder III DHr % lhs suihor.lsss Of Rhode
I.lsBJ.--lhe letter aas inmedialeiy &c
tufard 70 me wuier .hrsash ihe ssns
ch.nhel. w,ta the rrsl 1ahseken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
United states District Court
q 0f' NOrth-Gar0lina.

TN BANKRUPTCY:
Notice 10 shaw cause aesiua reiiiiss nf !
Joseph ]. Woodrow. Of Orange soun-
~, Tailor, 70 be declared a Bankrupt. At
Newbera. on Monday the 24sh day of
October next.
William Lsckey, Of Orange county.
Farmer, 10 be declared q Bankrupt. Il
Ncwbern, on Monday the 2tih day of
Ociober next.
Charles NJ. Laiimer. Of Orange coun-
IS, iaie Merchant, TO be declared Bank
rupt al Newbern. on Monday the 24ih
day Of October next. II
By order Of The csufi
II. III. POTTER,
.seiins Clerk u Court ID Bsnt,spfey.
September ~ 4i-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Hon. Washington Hunt OF Lockpori.
N. Y. who has been run for Congress
by The Van Buren, party in that district.
has openly renounced all connection with
u. On account Of lis hostility 70 prolrc-
tion and The Land Distribution. lie 10
. valuable accession 10 The cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

HENRY CLAY has been nominated for
the Presidency at great Wing meeting
in New Jersey, in which the Hon. Nah
Ion Dickerson, Secretary of the Navy
under Gen. Jackson, and one or two 9th
er prominent leaders Of the Jackson and
Van Buren, party participated. Other
large meetings have been held in that
state with the same result, ., al Of which
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

The New York correspondent Of the
Petersburg Intelligencer says that the ere.
dit Of the Government has greatly i'm
proved since the passage Of the Revenue
bill. public stocks having advanced from
o. to lol per share. Other good stocks
have also risen. Trade has revived.
though few make large purchases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22
Attention 7!

To The eOmmisrionsd Officers and .Harisians BE-.
longing TO the asia Regiment 81 .ssrsh CasIi.
aa .N;iiiia.
W0U are hereby ordered ard commanded
- To attend ~ David Mechanics. M We'd.
nrsdsy the ssIh of September, ls42. st u
o'clock. eqni, ped as the Law Directs, cor drill
muster aud court martial; and On Thursdsy
tie a9th, az Il o'clock. yoa will attend. with
yanr respective companies. armed and ,enip.
p'd with six rounds Of powder. Tor reeimsnisi
exercise.
THOS. JONES, Col. Com.
sepiemb,r 10 Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

sIhs uatsi slaiss tlsnds lhsa. b. die
par q ths ilsaiy. a.0oo. 600 nerss a DE
elsaE. and De naxigsnaa q 81 golia's n.
seF. bslsf a bhan befosF.
The /. night q ssasrh' i sbsndonsd
BY England now and Cor ever.
The main difficulties between he lwo
GoFerumenls are al last seeded. and ihe
say ePsued . 6nsl sdjustmens of ere
~ hing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Thenews Of the passage Of The Tariff
bill was received atMadchsC Chunk, PA
BY the ringing Of bells. firing Of cannon,
aud, q. night, general Illumination Of
the village.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Fssapaani Esrs hdePlsd ia fsyDf q he
Lard Bislibslioa sad De T.rL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Hss aPPoinlfd y PIgPsR ana foEEira o
ne usri Geasiul As.sahly q Noah ca
rOaiaa > nsnasia oa Ne suhlss, q g,ani.
ing - ass q Incorporated = de Assori-
aiians snd alsO % ask o. lh.l bedy AZ sp-
preparation % funds n assist in secom-
Plishing the object nf ne Association.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-22

Syrssssrf sirsa Psluasnrs, Pa. ssxs d>sr
. .nfsrs. fssl. ~ Ibssi.s 9 CO
ssptsmssss "a sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17


Al . late meeting of the Total Absti-
hence Society Of Charlestcwn, il wss stat
I'd by a hafdworklng mechanic, who for
more than six months past has been a
faithful member of the Society, that for
forty wears he had been drinking man,
slave 10 the debasing habi. which ruins
so MANY tbousands--that he now feels
like new man, without the least appe-
lite for the intoxicating beverage. His
health is better than il had ever been, his
life happy and peaceful, and he can now
take home -four by the barrel. whereas
formerly he was glad TO get it by the
pound. BY his industry and economy he
has been enabled to buy himself little
carriage, TO be used on visit 10 d $.
tart daughter; and by the blessing OF
l;od. he hopes to hold on 20 the end of his
life in the path Of industry and temper
ance.
There are several other examples in
our village almost as striking-of men
who have nobly overcome the hesettng
sin of The age, and whose appearance and
condition have been materially improved.
- Charlie storm Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
lie NJ A X K ETS.


Nopsmber Ia, 1912.
CATTLE -Abnui 1900 head oi Beef cattle WEI.
,,Hs ed Tor sale ut the Scales this morning, ard w
wards OF 900 sold to thu city butchers aud p"ek. r.
1t prIce- ranging from so to $2.25 per 100 b-
on the hoof rs IN qdain,, ~hchis equal 10 So
Sa.5O net.
FLouR-Sales of Howard street Flour Of good
standard mixed brands 10 III. extent Of several
hundr, barrels have been made from store to day
al "a. The demand. have not been brisk, how.v.
er. Tho wagon piice continues at 3 87A
GRAIN -S.lrs of good to best Md red Wheats
to-day and Saudi, al rs SO cis. and of ini.-
nor 10 good ut SO u 20 CENTS. a. in quality. Two
parcels at prime Penna. red Wheats we're sold To-
day al Sc cents for shipment to the British Prosin
ccs.
CoRS-Ssles TO ia, of new Md. Cirn, at 40 a
43 cis for white and ,aliow suitable shipping
We quite old white Con- at ~ 40 cts and old
yellow at 40 Al eta. A sale Of 1000 bu,hel.
PENN, lvsnis old yellow at a. cts
RYx Sales Of Md. Rye at 45 50 cents and
of Oats at 81 a % cts.
CLovER SEED We note a sale Of ra'cel Of
srictl, prime quality from store nj $375 We
quote the range Of prime at 81 SO s37s. accord ng
10 quality.
WooL.-A sale Of 1000 lbs. best washed native
wa, made to day AT pa cents, c mpnhs
WHisKtr There has been improved d.
'nsnd for Whskey, and sales uf bla to moder
ate extent ~r,- made tu-da, a. 90 cts. The mar
XII IA haze of hhis which, ave in dem and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

The GLOBE AND MADIsoNTAN.-The
Msdisonian takes the Glob. roundly to
task for its ssnselrss and unadvised al.
tacks on tho Prssd, nt." and for "out.
raging the feelings and principles of a
large majority Of the Democratic party
in the county"
The Globe and its party having Rugged
Mr.. Tyler totheir bosoms in a most low.
ing embrace, nre now endravoring to cast
him off. But no." says Mr.. TYLER,
"you promised me marriage, entic-d me-
from my allegiance to the Wing party /;
and ] now insist upon your taking me to
your bed and board" At this the Globe
lays finger on nose. looks queer. turns a.
way and laughs.-U. S. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
y. S CIRcuIr CouRr--M,,L RopprRy,

U.S CIRCUIT CoURT--M.iL RoRBERY.
Peter r. fI"ldcrm charged with
robbing the United States Mail on the
National Road, between Uninntown (Pa. J
and Cumberland { Nd some time in Feb
ruary last. WAS brough, before the CIR
cult Court ON 7th inst. for trial. A iu-
ry being ernpannelled, the case was pro-
ceedrd with. Witnesses on the part Of
the United Stn,es were under exsmna
ton. Counsel Goi the prosecution, z. C.
Lee, Esq. District Attorney Of Maryland,
and General anthony, District Atto'nev
Of Ohio. For the defence. Robert J..
Brent and II. c. Hepburn, Esqrs. A..
mongst the important witnesses for the
prosecution nre David Agnew, Esq. Post.
master Of Wheeling, and Col. Miller. Post.
master ri Columbus, Ohiu.-Bdh. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

The Alexandra Gazette says Mr..
Dickens css,igation Of the low presses Of
the country should not subject him to un
mrrited ceusure. on the part Of the high
toned and respectable journals. Tn.
lashng he gives those papers NAV have d
sslutary efec;. But Mr.. Dickens would
have been more just had be laid II over
The shoulders Of the "ps,fous J" 1--WE be-
hove they are enIIed) Of these foul prints.
who pay their money for tn m, aud some
times allow them to be broUgh, into their
houses. The Americans have then
selves to blame Tor he disgrace that is
sometimes inflicted on them by tie use oi
types and presses.
II ought also to be borne in mind, that
the wors: presses in this country are main.
" conducted by hired penny liners, from
she stews Of London.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
c.r,ssyoad<nes fihe Nat. Istsnisesetr.
crnptfuJs LITTLE DELAWARE.
Dst.wass. Nov. 10. ls4

DsIAwARs. Nov. 10. le42
The Wings have completely triumphed
- .;o in Delaware. At tho election, q.
! 5. RoesEr, their Wbig Representative,
vas rs-sIected To Congress. on the 9Th in
slant, in opposition TO Willidm HsmphiA
Jones, the Loco candidate. The Wings
have also carried two thirds of the HOUSE
ol Representatives. aud have seven, ninths
in the Senate. You will remember the
Senator'S arc elected for four years snd
the Representatives tor two years. The
Wings also carried every officer 10 the
two lower counties of Kent and Sussex,
and now have half the Levy Conrt 10
New Castle. The State is Wing all over
--Govcrnor, Congressman, Legislature,
State Officers, Judiciary and all. Mr..
CLAx 10 now dearer to the hearts Of The
Dslswsresns than he ever was. for they
have tru.nphed ia his name 10 time
whom Others gave way. Is it not Curl
Gus fac, that States out of debt. as Della
wsfr, New Jersey, Vermont. Rhode Is.
land, Connecticut and North Carolina
are at this time. have triumphed, and KEEP,
their polticsl faith IN the worst of times
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17

ytHstsiA hASxs.--The Bsskof v,rgiaia ana
the Fsrmers' Bgak Of PirgIasa hsse inside eth-
;ia reports Of their condlar the lot Of The pre-
sens month. Compared 18th ,Ise condition 81 those
institutions sesr ago. that Is, on tbs Est IL No
yemhers 1871, the reports show that large reduc
ton has been made in their isbiiti~s during tie
past wear For instance, the report Of th- Bank Of
Virginia, shows thar during the pssf wear. IL hs.
called in Of it's outstanding deht 1913 III 30; ssd
decreased it. circulation 1899 562. D .bnry, debt
($535 ga AZ heing charged to p,aft and loss
III. tiers texpes.es dsdaeted) 10 1912, wss only
$s7 BIS "a. while in the previous year il vs.,
1916 375 "a; and il has paid liz deposits to the
amount of $403 OILS The prescott debt due the
Bank i. ~. 1911 SIT; ne sr~cie $500, SO; Stock.
SIe9, las; Real Estate 1857 ,49f lie capital 81,
ga 100; Circulation - 2i7 7s9 Deposits $5fl.
$40
Dnring the year, the Farmers Bank Of Virsinis
las called in Of IL. outstanding debit the sun of
1857 $50; and derress-i i,s circulation $74 500
paid of IL. deposits. s2o3 D87. The present dsb
due the Bank I. 81 ,37g IDS; ns Sneri. $265 SIS;
Socks eii8.477; State loan 500 h00 Real E.
tate $2l7 679-Ir- Cspiral AZ sos 1885, Ctrcnls
,i"p 81 9j9 ,s02; Deposits 739 a73 --No,foik Her.
aid.