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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

NOfiCe.
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of the State of
Mississippi, to NOD'r Tern, 1912.
,. d M. Allen, sur, use, SCI
vs.. Vend. Exp.
Harris, Ferguson & Co.
RY virtue Of the above Execution to me
directed, shall expose 10 public sale.
THE door Of the Courthouse in the town Of
Benton, within the hours prescribed BY law.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
Second Monday of October, 1870.
all the right, title and interest Of the defen.
dant, Ezekial Harris, in and 10 the FOLLOWING
described property, to wit: the east half n
southeast quarter Of Section Is, TowDshir
IL, Range 2, west, in YazoO coun,v:--tbs
same having been levied on as the proDerl,
OF the defendant, E. Harris, to satisfy ne
plaintiffs claim and cnsls.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal
BY N. G. Warts, ID. M.
Sept. 2, l642. (Pr fee $l0,5Ol s-6t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
Edward G. Wilkinson,

Edward G. Wilkinson,
2527. vs..
John Hall, ct al.
OPON opening the matters Of This bill,
and Il appearing that the defendants.
John hall, James Peach and John Dary
Bien, are not inhabitants Of this State. but
reside beyond the limits thereof, SO that the
Ordinary process Of this court cannot be ex-
ecuted upon them: It is therefore ordered,
.nat I unless said defendants appear before
Inc Chancellorat the courtroom in the town
OF Jackson, on the FIRST Mondav-in Decem.
per next ensuing, and plead, answer or de-
mar % said compliments bill the several
eilegauons thereof will be taken for con-
iessed' and such order and decree made
.1eFeln as the ChancellOrmay deem equita-
pie and jnst. L is further ordered, that /
copy q this order be inserted in the Yazoo
City Wing once a week for two r6onths sue.
cessiVely. RI. DIXON. or
BY +. N. HENLUNN, ID. G.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

HEREBY ioFeWarn All persons trading
on my account, either with ny wife d
family, during my absence, as I win pay "a
debts Of their contracting.
SOL. FRILEY.
YazOo City, Sept. 2, 1912. s-St
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

Superior Court Of ChGncery Of the State of
mississippi, June Term, 1842.
Planters Bank, complainant,
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FROM FLORIDA.

Savannah. Msy Is.
MOVEMENT or TRoors. steamer
Colonel Ilarney ati,sd here yesterday
from Fiorids with four companies Of the
81 regiment q. ). Infantry. desnaed Cor
their new pnsls on the Niagara fron,icr.
The following are the Companies. with
the ofictrs attached. tie whole belnf
under command Of IL. Col. Riley:
Company L. Cspiain Day; Company
A. Lieut.. I.o,ell; Company e, Cspiain
Casey; Company ID. Lieut.. Long.
The other companies nf the regiment
are concentrating d Pila,ks. Three u
them have lefi ere This in The New bern.
and the remaining three will leave in The
Charleston. The compspis, Of lhs rssi-
nsni WIRE s,parsisd - S.:ksrs ilsrbor
some twenty wears since. and VII soon
be concentrated q, Go,sInor's Island iEr
The fisl time since their dispersion.
The I'll Infantry vas s,lll 10 active
pursuit Of Oclsachee and his band 81
Greeks. lie departure Cor The posi-. on
the Gull "f Mexico nos occupied BY The
81 Artillery 10 lsh To The discretion Of the
Colonel commanding.
Nnthins more h., yet been heard or
the Creeks engaged 10 the la,s attack on
Lieut.. Bakers party. Their number ~ss
from ten 10 tif,.tn. The messenger sent
to hi, band BY llslIeck has moi ,el re-
turned. Az for ll,llsrk himself, Col.
Worth DOES not think il ptop,r To uu,I
hia ont 81 bic ,ish,. I'isslisll va, sup
posed To bs with Inc Creeks.
The armed occupation OF Florida il
going on rapidIyi and the recent e,sn,s
there will mot, we are assured, c,use any
change in the policy II The con, nand,rc
ntiicer. IL well In reflect that M new
Safe wss ever setil.1 10 this country yet.
without many conflicts with pt.dainry
bands oil Indians. Not single inslsnce
can Dc named in orr history whese the
pioneers nave 90, had more or lee. danger
10 encounisr. To pick Up tie ON ~ rem.
nsni Of The hosiIIes on surface OF so 900
square GILES. j. ~ ,a;ect by no means
commensurate with Ire expense ~ main
hInIng se'srai regiments Of noop, in the
Country Tor the performance Of 9 duty
which is almost physically Impossible,
when The numbers Of The enemy are So
~ dureh.
Settlements have been made in rlori-
ca At lhO following places, VIZ. Annu t.
i'a', Chnnchtchsute. Hcmnsassa, Charlie
oMathlas rown, llisck Il.mmork. ht-
tween Lake Monroe and Lake Je.up. For
Mellon EchIu'knes Springs. Forl King.
l"rt li"Imss. and No. /. oppesi,e Cedar
keys. They all, 40 far as known. ne
10 rrnsnerou, state.
Pi4slkaha, some fatly niilrs snn,it,u
oil F"r King. offers me of The most Al.
ran'aseuus places lnr settlement, aud wtll
SOM DO occupied.
tn. 'tnops will sail immtdisl.lr for
Ne" iofk' Republican.
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PROBABLE MrRDER.--A Coroncr's In
quest was held in this county, on Mon
day last, over the body Of Mrs. Robert
Powell, who had died suddenly. under
suspicious circumstances, and buried with
unnatural haste. Attic instance of some
Of the neighbors, the Coroner was sent
for, who, having summoned a jury, had
the body disinterred. On examination,
it was found TO be perfectly livid on the
back. and almost Of The consistency Of
jelly, and that the bruises extended to a
considerable depth. The result Of tie
whole investigation was. tina, her husband
was arrested and committed TO the Jail of
this city for further examination.
If our county has not already establish
ed character for deeds of violence. hy
no means enyiable. we fear it soon will
a character particularly d;sgraceful TO the
metropolitan county Of lie state. ~"
Register.
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For tie Recorder.

STRANGE DocTRISE 1.-THE Locas arc
Gods party and the Wings the Devils
party" This. il seems, was one If The
uncinOns salvos poured upon the wounded
splri. Of lainiing Democracy at the grand
Convention forineapelitaf measures held
at Salisbury ca The 20ih day of MAY last.
Ii Is .H'dnge doctrine, but strange as i,
may seem, still Strange said it. Yea,
passing Strange, for passing he mus. Sc,
far ifnm without the Influence Of common
deecacy. and common sense. Ills road
i broad and easy ons, and the vale or
contempt il not far off. We wish him l
pleasant ride, anl trust he may like hi.
country when be ga.s l'lere.
A W.lI.;.
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Hhig Re'reacimem.--By tho Con.
eressinnal proceedings in the House M
Monday week. il will be seen tina, The
Wings materially reduced lie ennr,nnns
appropriations ssktd Cor by Mr. Upshcr.
sanctioned Of course by Mr.. Tyler. and
reported to The House by Mr. WISE. The
nh"Is smonnl 81 reduction is 50 l52 1913.
The Lnrofaco papers, which ctoan with
accnsaiions ,eains, the Wigs Of exravs-
eaHce. of dsslre In increase the taxes,
DC. will 'ake especial cara that ;.,er res-
drrs shall not be informed rf lila refn,a>
linn OF their SANDERS. n.
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DEATH FRoNCARELEssNEss.--Mr.Tsa Isaac
Smith, citizen Of This county, descended
into well, in Chatham. few days since,
for the purpose Of cleaning il out, and was
shortly after discovered at its bottom.
without motion. lie was drawn up to
The north 81 The well, BIZ, died in few
minutes, owing, no doubt, to the f5nlness
of the air. How often must people be
tnid. that the presence Of foul air may be
accurately tested By simply letting down
into well a lighted candle, and Tia, no
one should dare 10 90 Into one, without
such experiment! flhe air is nnwhoIe-
some, the candle vii! burn very fceliy, or
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

The Ex-President, Mr.. Van Duleu, ia
making . tour through The Southern and
western states, arrived al Lexington Ky
a few days since. lie was Immediately
waited upon b. Nc. Clay, win an invi-
tation 10 visit him al Ashland, (Mr. Gays
resideaee.) On The following day, in
compliance with this invitation. Nf. Vac
Buren, in company with Me. Paulding,
went TO Ashland, where lie .emaiaed 4
day or Two. Ii is pleasant 10 witness
these c'siii,ies between such distinguish,
ed heads OF rival parties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

States E1slofing EzPg1l.i0a; = re .a'e
On basI5, YId8bs. lhs hag q i.is I &c,
lee Islssss. . prisansr. uha killed ara
esa elessn a the s5ew q > Sslsm resssi.
d lsss. I ssppass H. u'A Be shoHn
sboss Ike Black lIs~k. and ihen bs sshl
hone. tie ssss | an be- tesi irisnd.
and wi.hes 10 live = lib ne whsn ne reach
n, BnileJ STATES. llow wo1ld Yen The
i h,s. himfor smes.msiel lie Is hns
lacking Gsllo~. tsry I'll. and sears be
hair hslls yard long. He would b s0'th
. 600 % shoa shsDi The roanlrv.
Ntp BedIord Asrsury.
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Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay.-
The New York American s,y.-We un-
dsrstsnd that work IN t~o volumes, Of
some G0o pages each, under this uilc. i,
no" in the press. The biography i, To
CON" down Il the period Of Mt. Clay.
retiring HON The Senate. and The whole
wsrk is 10 be prepared under the ,nper-
'iSinn Of several personal friends. Of OK.
celi'nt tate and erudiiion, of TIL, great
st t. smsn. II comes 10 snoi tmr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

The Hon. Willie P. Mangum, our Is
ieenfEl fellow citizen, il will be seen on
reference TO our Congressional summary,
has been elected President 81 Tie Senate.
This seleciioR may be regarded not only
IS mark Of the high estimation in which
the talents and personal qualities Of Mr..
M. are held by The members Of the Sc
naie, but as tribute Of respect 10 the
dnwuess and fidelity Of The old North
State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

|, was stated By = member Of Congress
lew days ago, il The lluuse. that the
building al the new Custom Ilpu.s in the
city Of New York. had cost iva and a
quarter millions Of dollars! II was COM
menred during Jack.on's administration,
and though n"w occupied, is not ye, alto
gelher fiui.hed---sn appropriation having
been asked Tor at this session. Every Thing
connected sith the establishment seem. To
have been Conducted npon the same
wasisful system. FIN. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

MATxE.-Ths Legislature Of Maine has
sgresd On he dislrisling Of lhs Sale fog
Repressnniises. ID anticipation q ne
passing o. de Appol'ioh@shi Las BY
Congress. sssnnitg thar h asll pass 10
such farm - 10 g,ss Maine Ten Rspresen-
aiyes. There 1as some difficulty %
framing ) bill Tor Ihis purpose 70 meet he
views of he I've branches Of The Lesi,-
lslure. bul the object wss accomplished on
Snprdsy and Ihe House Tesolsed 70 3D.
i0urn % Monday.
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MONEY MARKEr.

The denand lor mouey continues wilh
undirinishsd aTd0r. S'Gndard.
We take tie loregoing admission from
the last .. STANDARD. The Editor AZ which
is regarded BY his party as perfect Nee
Ear ID matters Of finance. The demand
Tor money, says he. Is - great - il ever
Was. How will lie editor n0n account
for The scarcity! Before our banks re
sumed he payment of Ihsir lsabilnlss in
specie. lie ana his parry sllflb0.rd lie
hardness Of The limes sliogsil.er 10 the
suspension. There ought nov. then. &C.
corning 10 their logic. 10 be an Improve
nent But We hare tie admission. that
money is 40 scarce - ever. Exchanges
on he North. Shiel, annually eosis ths
people greater lu,s lLsn 81 the lsxes paid
both 10 Tie state and counties. i but lille
il a al improved. What stronger de-
mOnsTaiion DO he people want ,hal q
National Institution "a great Regulslof-
10 needed. which viii not only siToId the
currency that viii Be. e,riy where. Al,
par. but will also brIng dawn exchange
10 reasonable rslsl las in vain 10 hope
Tor better Stale Of things, until We get
United States Bank. which vii sel on
the currency Ike balanes-H heel 10 eom.
pl'caltd m,ehinsry, and keep every thing
moving m lts proper orbit. Rel. Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

In compliance with our promise last
week, we publish to-day the proceedings
OF the Democratic meeting held at Nc
Cray's store on The 2Isi ult.
We may perhaps consider ourselves as
included in the eensrre under tie 9Th re-
solution, as we took 4 more active part
shan any body else hereabouts, ii expos
eng The gross misrepresentation add false
hoods contained in the publication Of the
very honorable gentlemea, Messrs. Mont
.gomery aud Hawkins, BY which it was
ATTEMPTED to Willy and SANDER, and there
by create . rrIudire against the then
Whig candidate for tile Presidency, Gen.
William iIcnry Harrison. The proofs
we exhibited Of The d1riieity cf these
gentlemen, can be found IN the files or the
Recorder Two years ago; they ws-e deem
ell conclusive BY ma ", uni haze never
get beee casEerei. Tie demand, there
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

Al SHE DEVlI.-On Monday lhs
iown 81 l.ynn. Mass. aas ia safe Of
great excilsmsnt. 0eeasiohsd BY The mpf-
der Of /, fns llIle boy Of thai lown, By .
fsrssie demon Who kept school 1isfs.
On Saturday lie lIills fellow came home
and eOmplainse that The mistress had
whipped him seventy. buihis complaints
were mol alarming, and nothing more
was thought OF the mailer. Al night We
retired 10 bed with q lillls blnlhsr who.
on waking in The morning. found him
dead. 0n sxsminslion. his body. hmts
and head were found much bruised, end
s~nlleEs and Il "A. ,erF e,idsn,'Ihsl his
death had been Produced BY congestion
Of The bIsin. oceasiohed BY The treatment
he had received from The woman; sho.
Il turned nut upon investigation, hung
him ~ BY The heels. end beal him FOR q
lone tins and with great violence with
rulers! The wretch va, Immediately
secured. 10 be dealt with a. Ter inhum an
iiy deserves. ". y. Sna.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

Il College ia itras--A Methodist
College has been established Al Ru,ers-
vile. u" foundation laid BIZ Res. Martin
Ruler. ID. d.. ence a, Methodist preacher
IN New Hampshire, Afterwards president
u The Methodist Collegs 4, Augusta.
Kentucky. The Msthud,sts have 50 Inca,
md iinefan, preachers in, Texas, aud
2,750 members in their churches.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

w The Wing Central Committee
d Orange County" viii meet Al this
Place on Saturday eic .fIth inst. A fuIl
attendance i requested.
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee:
Bn Edmund Sirudw;ck, Cailes Camp
Sen, esq. John w. Norwood, Stephen
Moore. James Faucet. John ]. Freeland.
DIR. o. F. Long. Henry Whitfield, John
G. Douglas, John Bane, Richard Tspp.
George Laws, Anderson Armstrong. Fey
ion Moore. Loftin X. Pratt, and RichesOn
Nichols.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

1.-The Register has not vel answered
a rrspssiiul inquiry addressed 10 him. q.
10 the msaniug Of he denial about Mr.
Frcensn and his Depuiyship. Ills de
NAL has been taken 10 mean that Mr.
Freeman, since Go,srnor Motel.ead took
charge Of The Department. never was EN-
played in any sorl Of occupation in the
business Of that department"
The Standard has very ingenious
way, when IL j. corhered. of sn,cIing
moi 10 understand the meaning Of ha re.
sp"ndent, for the purpose OF producing
lie Impression thai some evasion ~ sub
Isriuss has bsen pr.cilsrd. Ii this e,se.
for instance. The /" Standard" frat
charged. in substance, that the nlIice Of
Pri,a'e Secretary 10 ,hsat;ovefnur uas
farnled oui 10 +. b. Fisemsn. ESQ. Who
also acted. u was said. as a sort II Depu
y Governor. We really considered the
~hols matter 50 suprenely ridiculous.
that We suffered many weeks 10 elapse be.
iors noticing u al ell, when NO gave 10 !,
moo, ptrsmptoty Denial. The Standard
affects no. to undsts'and the reply. and
now asks il Mr.. Freeman meter was en-
rloyed. IN any SORT 81 occupation 10 Tie
business Of The Executive Department.
Really 'hi' is question, mi bsipg Mr.
Fireman. keeper. tha, We are unprepsred
10 answer; but if the Editor will hail him
to-day. a. he passes To OF from, b.. din
nrr. be can. no doubt. be satisfied ar this
nomen'"us point RAJ. Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

de navy. niis 50 mOnstr0os . pay 2
lie widow Of Gen. Harrison years So
lay for services which he did MOI live 10
perform. Why are III these instances q
similar libersliiy. prsctised under he 81
minislTsiions o. Gen. Jackson and Mr.
van Buren,. passed over IN perfect silrnees
Is il because one Vas de SCI q Wigs.
and he others he aeis Of. Democrats,
Alike unadsised and indiscreet i thc
assertion. that The Wings i. have borrow
ed money until ihey have sunk he credit
Of The EAiied S.aies." OF The necessity
Of The loah we are NOT disposed now 10
speak; we have heretofore shown lhai il
grew OUT Of the action Of the preceding
administraiion-lhs annual average eK-
peilnilures Of Mr.. Van Buren's admins
trsiion having exceeded the income near
y seven millions Of dollars. But il Is
moi true that The credit Of The United
Slalrs has been sunk. Quotations in The
New York papers show that United
States stock is now selling al par in thai
city.
"Reirenchment and Reform" which
the Wings have "preaehed." they are
now actively engaged in carrying Oul in
practice. The appropriation bills FOR the
year ls4l. were passed BY the Van Do,
ren Congress, before the Wings came'in-
% power. The present session Is there.
fore the first opportunity the Wings have
had TO prove their sincerity; and IL any
one will take The trouble 10 look over the
progress Of the appropriation bills for The
year 1912, in either house. he viii End
that great reductions have been made in
all the departments. In the single arti.
Gle Of stationary for members or Con-
giess sum viii be sayed, when compar-
ed with like expenditures during Ar.
Van Buren's administration, more than
sufficient 10 compensate for The years sa-
larry which the Wings are accused Of
squandering upon the widow Of Gen.
Harrison. How a portion Of the said
stationary was disposed Of may be guess
cd at BY the guilt edges as well as the
quality Of the very paper upon which
these resolutions were wrilien-as well
as a shrewd guess given as to who is the
real author Of them.
We subscribe fully 10 he doctrine, tha,
j; is the right Of the people, or any por.
ton Of Ihem, to meet together 10 consult
upon such measures as they may think
best calculated to advance The general
welfare; but we think it PROFESSIONALLY
the duty Of those who sci themselves up
as leaders Of the people, 70 see 10 il that
The matters they set forth are based in
truth and fair dealing, lest il should hap
pen according to the wise proYerb--l
" When the blind lead the blind, both
will fall into the di,ci:." '@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

Royal pisi'sr Expected. !.x,rar, from
. lener nf an officer 10 his b n,her IN
cirte!and. dated on .ai lie lInirpG
q -tes ship Vme, nnes, il tie Uni,,d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

A.hsssy frost in MoEras country. No.
On lhe 81 Of May, destroyed thousands
d tobacco plants. cabbage plants. and
srgeIsblss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

The great Presbyterian Law-stii, which
has been long pending between the Old
and New School, we learn fron .lhe Phi.
ladelphia papers. has been settled, tie
:" New School having witbdiaSh the
suit. "@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

!Saos There uas . snow sIarm Al
New Bedfasj. Mass. On Friday. ihf 20ih
IL May. and . ssSsFs aud Destructive lrssl
in Boston snd ihs vicinity. on The 9Th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

ia onss 20 out. and 6ssih ~ certainly
be he laie Of him Who exposes himseii
Ia such n ainosphere. Bnl i lie can
ale barns freely. lhen 10 dagger need o
unprecedented from descent. TIL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

The May number Of TnE AMERICAN
MEpIcAL LIBRARY AND lNTELLIGENcER,
edited Es Professor, Dunglison has been
received. The Intelligencer contains, as
Usual. a variety Of interesting notices; The
Library is occupied by continuation or
ia feafse on tie Diseases Of the Heart
and Great Vessels, and The Affections
which nay be mistaken for them," by
J. Hope, VI. d., F. r. s Of ST. Georges
Hospital; with additional Experiments
and Notes by DIR. Pennock. The work
Is published By Johr ]. Haswell, Phila-
tlelphia, al - per snrufs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

cANDIDATES.-rhe following per
sons have been announced Is candidates
m this eouaev. N he election IN August
next:
WING.
Senute-Hugh Waddell. esq.
csmmons-Dr. Michael Holt. and
Giles Mebaae. Henry X. Nash aad liar-
rison Parker. es9rs.
DEMOCRATIC.
Ssnaie-Gen. Joseph Allison.
Commons-col. John StOckard, DR..
5nlins &. BFacken. and Cad. Jones, II.
and Vim. n. Prsil, esqts.
r. 81 n ~ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

We omitted last week 10 state, that the
tumcr which had been putin circulation of
aduel between Messrs Slanly and Wise. in
which the latter was killed. was without
Foundation. The difficulty between them,
1 is said. has been amicably md houofa-
bly, seiied.
In the crowded stale OF our columns
we have also neglected 10 mention, that
Edward Callahan, charged with the crime
Of eisarhy, was convicted al The late Su-
f1fior Court Of Person county. and SEN
fenced 10 be branded on the cheek with
the letter D, two years Imprisonment in
The county Jail, and three several whip
pings on the Pare back of 80 stripes esch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

CousTERrEITs.-Counierreit notes Of
she Farmers Bank Of Virginia: Ct the de.
aoniinaiion Of $50, are said 10 be in cir
eulaiion. They are said to be Of an old
plate, signed By Mr.. Nicholas as Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Nekeryis as Cashier; the
Engraving indifferent, and they may be
Easily detected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

HENRY cLAY.-A meeting was recent
" held at Augusta, Georgia, at which
Henry Clay was nominated as the Peo-
ple's candidate for the Presidency Of the
United States. A Wing State Conven-
zion Is 10 be held sometime in this month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-09

For Shsrie-Jsmes C. Turrenline.