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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

ia Conillgra,ion in Tallahassee, on the 18th ult
8 proved very destructive The loss is estimated a
.l:ee hundred thousand TO half a million OF
.'s--sod not more than $50 900 probably insured
The Ere commenced at The stables attached to
s "sshnE;on Hall, and was not arrested until
'f.eaed the Courthouse square, North Of Nc
;l' stteet-''not Says "The Floridian, which
.-'''t much during the conaagratior) till sersn
mrs all the entire business part of the city, were
'lsd 10 the ground. The scene was awfully grand
% silc The active exertions Of our citizens pre-
''s. Inc h'e from crossing Adams street, or almost
+ faiife city would have been destroyed From the
',1l 10 the Courthouse square, and between Adams
i-ehonn streets there are but three four build
= ,iandng-the Planters Hotel, DR.. Randolph 8
ling, d. Taylor's Office, and one or two small
'ss on McCariy's street, occupied by Mrs. Rea
81 sore a; the corner was blown up but did not take
e Va' city IS perfect mass of rulns-and SO rapid
"s progres: Of the tames that very little proper
''' saved from the general destruction. Many
Is aksa from the stores and removed to suppose
'''s o. safety, were also consumed"
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RICHMOND MARKErs-Iune 6. ls4a.

Tonscco-Recepts heavy Luss, 81 so; leaf 10 25
hna manufacturing, 50 IL.
SALE
WHEAr-Nnne offering Last sales, 90 80 cents.
Coas-55 20 cents.
MR.L-70 cents.
oArs-26 a 81 cents from vessels and depot.
Basin.
LIME-90 100 cents.
s.Lr-sl 20, by the cargo; in store, 81 75a1 80.
aoS-lederar s9o swedes, 90 5oi County, 20; pig, Is D
NArLs-4 II cents
Fl'H-IHeu"ss new cut, "a "A IS, for Mol
Shad, " 6 so
B.coS-Biltinlore, s. a S so; city cured, 6.
BuTTER-Fkin, 10 cents; fresh roll 10 IS cents.
suoaR-N Orleans, So so; p Rico, Ga ST. CTo1 a'.
GorrEE-Iagiira, 81 cents; Rio, cents.
TRA-60 Ion CENTS
Mo.E,-Eew Orleans % "a cents; Porto Rico % 20 ea
BEEF, 81 50 6.-MuIIoS 81 3.-L.Mas 81 az WmvEnLs,
Sfas. BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

services of the Rev Mr. Pollock, on account Of his in
firm health, have invited the Rev. Mr.. Styles, of Yer
sailles, (Ky,) to their vacant pulpit We heard him
on Sunday pronounce DISCOURSE logical, strong md
impressive, and fully equal 10 the reputation which pre-
ceded him. We hope that the congregation will sue
coed in engaging his powerful add and that he will be-
come Zone of u.s. Verify, the 'good work flourish.
eth in our city
Our streets are again filled with strangers, who have
to the Baptist General Association that convened
on Saturday. and will probably adjourn to night. Sc
veral distinguished Preachers of this and other States
have delivered able scourses On Sunday, several OF
The Churches were thrown open for their use. The
Virginia Baptist Bible Society met Friday morning,
and the Foreign Mission Society Friday afternoon
The Education Society me, yesterday morning. We
learn, that an interesting ceremony will take place this
morning, at o'clock, at The Fret Baptis, Church :
Mr. Turner, Of the Stanton institution for the Deaf
aud Dumb, will appear before the Congregations dis
course written by him, will be read by the Revd.
Mr.. Mogoon, and Mr.. Turner will repea. the same in
lie manual language. friend has promised US, for
Friday, sketch Of the interesting services in the d'f
fsrent Churches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

..,.,, madness rules the hour among the Adolf
20, Boston "At the meeting ofthe Anti slavery
.,.'.,n a, Faaeui! Hall, on Wednesday evening,
.s.saus SAID 10 be presently an address to the
r.. ,ay.sng them to absqua,ula,e,) aud another 10
..s. Tyler, (reque.,ng him to emanclpaie his
81 aere read and supported by WIN; L. Gar
g.adell Phillips, W H. Claiming, c. l.. Re-
!. .aa Frederick Dougla.. Geo. La'imer was
al on the platform The whole proceedings
s,siysd With accamalon. We trust, Mr. Tyler
,...ais his own duty and his own dignity too well
,.a complacently TO such a proposition lie must
. 4 Inc iirmness which becomes Southron, ana
lief Magistrate Of The United States. Under
.e-cnmstaaces of The case, ii is gross breach OF
,,.o.,al,tv, which is due 10 The President OF the
.5,.c-ard The wise and liberal gentlemen of Bos-
,.os,d have KEEP, down this unreasonable and
.:5e s.e!vescence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

lie Locust (ssP,emdecim eicada) has appeared IN the
.,y of dis city, and East Of The Blue Ridge, and
In Of TIE James RIVER, and other places, and
-,rlsfly IN the Oak Groves, in any number. In
he sections, indeed, their name is Legion the
Is ore vocal with their chan;ing-and, as youth
dormant assures US, he could hear them half a
e We have not yet had the curiosity to visit them
;lsr b5un,s-but the only specimen we have seen,
::;am the county OF Carollne,) is smaller than our
.;nusl Locust III had the red eye-and on one Of its
me wiags, it had the letter w inscribed in black,
i: % he other an n We should be obliged to any
readers, who are curious in researches of Natural
lag to give US an expose Of the time of its en-
:: and Is exits its general habits, the food which
:r,gmes, Inc manner of depostng its eggs, its me-
l-.'2h9ssg &c, DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

AND FOR SALE-By virtue OF deed Of trust from James
L. NJ Garne wife hearing date the LIST day OF March,
1924 recorded the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Essex and assignment same hearing date the same
day and year. recorded in the office shall proceed 10
SELL oretto the said county, Thursday the 9th day oil
October next public for the highest bidder the
Flat Land Emwood Estate, containing about 4oo
acres be the same Possession will be given soon
as the growing crop OF Indian corn The title is be-
eved TO be ndsputabe hongh acting Trustee shall con-
'e' '"' '''' JOHN NJ. CARNETT, Trustee.
Ioretto p o. Essex CO.. Va, May Both, lS43 s-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

of tho Planter made speeches in response 10 conpli-
ments. Several frank, honest and good humored
speeches made by gentlemen who ga ID they could
plough hci'er Than they could speak Every thing
passed II IN 'ht lgppes manner, aud it was evident
ha! &c Society and lis cause had stronger hold than
upon tir good viii aud forts of the community
Loia may il 1--we and nrospe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

ToBAcco-- Coop Prices We understand that Col.
Samuel of Caroline, sold Tuesday last, five hogs.
heads of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, averaging
Sl2 80 per hundred-lugs, So 30 SO so. Also two
other gentlemen from the county, the previous
day, a, $40 for first quality, and 81 for second. En-
couragng to the Tobacco growers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

.,5srtock on Friday last to contradict me s's's
:, Washington Correspondent oil inc n'a n
.. onry, that Mr.. Blair had gone 10 '"e ~.
!. n The hope OF securing the cossen' OF zen
:. !, preside over Mr.. Van Buren, 0'hse"',o"
= 10 be held in November next. ne ias' 10
. 1lope republishes our article with The following
nal remarks: 90, ..., : -, ,,us
-, his vocation. MIR. Blair never entertained
-. distant idea of doing what 10 SO d'recuy
- b. the letter-w.llef Whatever motive Mt,
+. r,.h, have had in going to The Hermitage, IS
+, improbable tia: II would have been conhaed 70
V 49,, vile. of the Mercury. The assertion is Q
q, nyentlon of the enemy, made without the
Is. .3unda' ION IN truth; and which, II II had been
would have been utterly Impossible Tor the
,,,,sf 10 have known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
Marriages

Married, June lst. 81 aiciery Place, Caroline county
Rev. L. L. MascoD, ar. WILLIAM w RorrR, NJ d., 10 Miss
BETTY CAsR W0oLFuLE.
Married a, Norfolk, Tuesday morning. by the Rev. A. H.
zelhesrr, Mr. Ions PcnsELL of Richmond 10 Miss hAhrHA,
second da,s hrl of Capt. Thos T. Webb, T. $. Navy.
Married. Thursday, Isl Instant by Rev. Jeremiah b. letter,
Mr. JANE, ArPERsos, Hiss MARY AsS, daughter OF Capt.
VIM. Bnrk, all of this city.
Married. a, Cincinnati Ohio, the lstn OF Nay by the Rev
John r. Brooke Rcru. Eiso, ESQ., formerly of New York. to
Miss daughter of MIR. Landon c. Rves formerly of
Nielsen county, Va, all now of Cincinnati.
Married, 3st ullmo, at the residence Of Dir Picheew
Voolfolk in Caroline county, by Elder James Henshal, Lieut.
GAnsIEL WILLIAMSON, of the u s. Navy, TO Miss GAshiELA
VOOLFOLK.
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Snr,lfhino Mysterious

chs furnishes up Dialogue, having the
,;g'5'E n Which the claim of the National Intel
,.sl sant, Mig paper IS canyassed A. doubts
~; 70 ~"e "slnce Harrisou's death, he had read
~, 90. had seen not one line III II 10 indicate
. ''- - !, was in politics = b. accounts Tor II
l;' 80 - ;clscton upon its sincerity! Ii IS eA'
.sa-' -".s.d. and aims, in this quality, 10 nave
rs o. .,,,tion, Ii wishes to be read by LOUIS
rs;' - taneen Victoria, who surely wou'a ho'
.gs NI Loves on, if il was so vulgar as 70 eS-
(. .5a5e sentiments like common eor'oss
:; S; IA, ne did not understand 1t before; ou'
:ot teoaw-that in The las, fourteen years. '"s
%'a- a thrown into the hands OF that paper
i: ;"!, r but because the editors were op''s".
siY.,:,y gentlemen, and because the WORK was
IA3',, isas, million Of patronage-and, iof'
Z ;''s' lad not seen a lhS lane an me mig
~ =. ,E,,ace-. since II became certain, IN lie
go 40. that General HARRISON was gong 10
- so,r. II was as hot US oiszss, theh
.;'i1 avg ,,,r allowances fer the national organ
~ .'..nr;a,ingly digullied as never to have
= 'Ns f,y,r OF their friends or principles, SO
.~s'E .m.,t or De Jonvile can take II up
'.''VV n, the hazard OF finding any thing IN
,t.rescu'si;e sense OF orlstooratic rehne
..'a. ;o,cs. None of your sneering! Dignity
a Tine Wings have paid two millions tor
'@n Sscb ,bey sadly wanted before" &c.
g, "a.' "" IN this mean, DO the Simon Pure
q ~H1' Oh, ,hs "na.onal organ" of too much lean
! ,sslfCs '- and Captain Tyler Are The Wings
msos. ...sr s,y in the camp another traitor
O. a"0, .".,roli-cno,her "lngrate, who has re-
la' mpeh Wing "pa!rounge," and is about IT,, to
=. Wig Henry Clay We lo0 H." %''n
''s ,sc l. yeopments of tins broiheriy ieua'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
COMMUNICATES

CI.U.NUNTCHTFTI
CHESTERFIELD CousTY.-The members of the De-
mocratic Vigilance Committee for the county of Ches.
terield are requested to meet at the Court House OF
thei, county, Monday the 18th Of June Qhat being
court day } at ~ o'clock, NJ Punclual attendance
the part of the members, is requested.
S. BASSETT FRENCH, See'y.
81 l,na 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

N.:s,s. Tyler uhe Presden, of the U. s. and
,s.iia the Postmaster General) with portions oil
4. !inips, reached this city on Saturday evening,
steamboat, and remained until yesterday morn.
. They attended the services in the Monumental
.,v and dned in the county with one OF Mr.. Ty-
+: NOS; intimate friends The party took the cars
r..iaY morning for Washington.
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Sd June, 1s43.

HrcH CoMpLIaEsr.-The Queen ofthe French has
presented Mrs. Sigourney, the American Poetess,' a
present ola diamond bracelet Of great value and beauty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

GoDDiNs Spring, June Isf, lo43.
TIE committee appointed by. the Henrico a gricutural
and Horticultural Society to award premiums for the
best specimen of early Fruits subn, the following, as
their report
We award the first premium 10 MIR. VIM. L. Griere,
for his very fine exhibition Of Wlmot superb Straw
berry;
TO Mrs. Joseph r. Crouch, award the second
premium for her exhibition of the kind of Straw
berry;
And TO Mrs. Isaac A. Goddin We award the third
premium for her exhibition Of the description Of
fruit.
The exhibition Of strawberries, the Committee
slider very ine and cannot omit to mention those pre-
sented from the gardens Of Doctor Gaines Mrs Philip
Duval, the Rev. Jesse H. Turner and Mrs. Anthony
Robinson, jr, all Of which very large and excel
lent.
Owing 10 the latcness of the season, very few CON-
petitors appeared with specimens of other fruits,
Of which, in the opinion Of the committee, could COM
pete with the superb sisters Of the family of the Ui.
ntOts.
The committee confess, that between sisters of The
same family, they have been puzzled 10 decide; and
although, candidates for the smiles of Pomona,
they hope they have been impartial
All OF the competitors deserve great credit and en-
cournrement
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.! go,
CUMBERLAND c. H., June LIST, lS43.
t.s Editor of the Eaquierr.
Dor Sir was absen ut from home when the En-
Of the 10Th ut. reached my post office, and thi:
!. Plead nv excuse for not responding to your cal
w Edmunds and myself more promptly
DE harges Of the New Orleans Bee against your
,ai the Legislature of Virginia, are entirely un-
..sd and mos; unjust. You had no share in arrang.
CHG State into Districts; and TO Gerrymunder:ng
lone by the Legislature, with a view to injure Mr..
.9la or his friends. do think, since the elections
3 ";ome of, that all charge OF Gerrymandering
ID se abandoned. In the districts most complain
u ogr adversares have succeeded in some, and
n 10 nave succeeded in others.
10. respectfully, your humble servant,
SAM'L c. ANDERSON.
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"a scarcely atered ourselves with The hope of call
...l .ach note as the .ollowing-but, as Mr.
.,,,n has houoTed US with his correspondence, IL
Us pleasure 10 publish his up-to-the-hub testI'
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DISSOLUTION undersigned have this day dissolved.
~ The will hereafter be conduct
by James Winston who will close business OF the con-
JAMES WINSTON,
GEORGE WINSTON.
limo q le.2 s-2t
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IN BBLs Cold Pressed Virgins CAsToR OIL PIips ant
IL Gle. For sale by "niSoA 80
May q
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For Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Inc
Splendid Lotteries, address n...a ",
]. c. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, va va,
Drawings Immediately after they over TO all no
above. June
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Forty thousand Dollars tcOrth IF DRY GOODS

OFFICE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA ARSENAL
FAYETTEVILLE, May 9th, l843.
CONDEMNED MILITARY STORES AT PUBLIC AUG.
~ TIoN-W he sold, at public auction, on Saturday, I'm
dened Ordnance and Ordnance Stores the property Of the 81
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Persons DESTROYS of examining the stores be afforded every
facility to do 50 application the Officer commanding the
Fort. Terms Of sale CASH.
J. a. J. BRADFORD,
Captain Commanding n. C. Arsenal.
THoS. sANDFoRD Auctioneer.
y;m;noop limo Std
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DAN AWAY on May from the person TO whom ne was
hired this place James urwel belonging TO Miss Barba
RI Page Williamsburg Said Negro is mulatto about slI
feet high well made though spare He has wife living on
Shockoe Ill., in this city, The legal reward viii be paid for his
and deyrryto LEWIS HILL.
Richmond, June 9th, 1913 S-w2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
HOW STANDS THE CASE!

We Pablisl'ed sla'rmen,. \ week or
so since. showing ,ha, North Carolina
has derived from her investment IN the
Bank OF The State alone. aimee July 1895.
the sum OF 1882 900 fo,nit.ing frac'ions)
besides being entitled 10 shout $4,000.
her share "f the reserved fund on hand
in all $4,000!
Ahd. appears from The reply Of The
Directors Of The Bank of Cape Fear 10
certain in,erroga'ories ptcpounded BY one
branch Of the Legislature, ,ha, tina. l"-
slinsion has likewise pad 10 The State.
curing the same prrlad. on her invest
mfnt IN that. Bank. lhr sum Of 1888 600!
II = Tor the People to say. vile her
tue oia'es comrrl,nn with The Barss.
"h'rh has saved them from increased
'axa''"". his been 50 unpntit ,be a. to
render dissolution If ih+ C"pa' turrshp
de''tsble' Rateigh Eegistcf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
IN SENATE.
Tuesday, January !

--.- ~:- Tuesday, January :.
b Mr.. Edwards. froa. lie enmmlllee on
The Judiciary. reported back resolution
'nsrGeiIng the cominitee to report bill
to stay lie collection Of debts under ex-
eeuiion. 10 IS a5lIsh valuation law, or
some o her measure which. id their npin-
ion. woulc afford The mpst speedy and
prTmsnent relief TO The. people oi tile stale.
adversely thereto, and asked tp be ,iischar-
ged from lis further CONSIDER atom. On
motion Of Mr.. Sprulll, the report as or.
dered t. be rIinted:
Mr.. Copper presented bill 10 prevent
malicious Prosecutions. which PASSED It's
titst reading. #v ~ .os. v~.-@.ae ..-.-
The Remainder of the Session was
sPenl IN con.idering bill Intro Iuced BY
Nc. La'khs. 10 'epe u the acs passed ibis
session. establishing new counls By the
ma ne OF Gata@ba !tom psrs OF Lincoln
county. --.-. -......
Mr. Joyner moved TO amend by in'rs-
dleing bill to suspend Tie act until
1914. Alter an unusually prolracied AMI
aniina'ed dtba:e. Mr.. Thomas moved the
Ind iihiie pDspoaement Of the bill and
ai'a1si,la'ent, which. by ayes 25, noes 10.
prevailed. ss.~.... /
HOUSE OF COMMONS. /
The bill 10 make il arson To burn col.
ION s'ns or thresliing nachiaes, was Va
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
SUPREME. COURT.

This Tribunal met, under The new
law regulating The Time Of lis conrening,
on Fridayias,. The following gentlemen
have been admitted, after examination, 10
the practice Of the Law:
In THE SUPERIOR CorgTs-FrancisA.
Terry, Richmond county; John L. Lii
lington, Wilmington; w. II. Henderson,
Raleigh; VIM thompson, Leasburs; Ju-
MUS L. Clemmons, Lexington; Richard
Is Creecy, Chowan; William ]. Baker,
Gates; Francis III. Hawks, Washington:
Thomas ID. Meares, Wilmington; and
- l.assiter,. .or Oxford.
In THE County CorRTs-Beniamin
+. Atkins. Cumberland; John Red, Hen.
derson; Castor Meares, Wilmington;
William Bryson, Henderson Walter
Rutherford, .Rutherfordion: Rufin w.
Tomlinson, Johnston rouniy; John s.
Johnson, Salisbury; Edmund d. Macnair,
marlborough; William ID. Rice, Eutaw, AL.
ALBANIA; Francis NJ. Pearson, Arson coun-
~; John. N. Washington. Waynesboro;
Edwin A. Heart, lIillsborough; David s.
Reid, Rockingham; Ihos. Ii. I.eary. Jr.
Chowan; w. M. Ship. Lincoln county
VIM. G. Hunt. Chapel Till; Thomas ].
M"rlsey. Sampson county; +. sB. Satter'
lhwalle, and Henry Dimock, Of Beau
fort.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

RnoDElstASs-Soms sesy eurions i.
srlepmenss have bren The resnss. ia Rad.
Island. Of cssslul inquiries ialo she se,s.,
composition 81 he vote By which he Is.
called. Peoples Construction wss an.
ged 70 haze bsea sdopled II D<eemAe,
Is4l--Ihat Cons tuition under which Az,
Dur claims 70 Be The iighffbi Csseraar
Al Newport. for instance, II has been a..
case,ed ihsi " ihe l.2O2 votes fe,uru,a
as far The Constitution. 23l ere given IS
unnalufalIzed iorrieaers. SO by Uni,ed
States s"ldlers. 5 by minors. and 20by
persons VINO either were moi resident d
sere absent from Ne@pastas lie line n
their alleged voting. Eleven persons.
moreover. are found . have so,ed txiee.
and il 10 sscerlained that several men are
on HE lisz ~ having voted who nov a..
clare lhsl they did moi vcte u all. And
all lhls 10 one Town 0nlyl
~ \. Com. .Adreriisey.
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len = q ils shtiA rfasing MssEa.
Nash 80 Asssy p = u efPssit1a =
- Gil. IA 1T. Bsssirgsr s4baifsd
cons gsustks NJ wsy e. sxsiaininx -
slies. Il - 81; sfstt uhith - 81 "a
tsl~eled.
Tie VI from he Senaas 10 lay 81 he
state lnss fity stnaaassal dsslneis. wss
ssfa &c afsa lsme snd pissed.
A msssase wss reesised iran his En-
rsslrney ne GDsesnas. tfzasninlnk ne
rr$eedings d lie mseling 81 lie sssek-
ladders q he Bnsk II he Saae, Is
@hleh iasr agFve y SURRENDER ne char
,sr y sid Baakssif shs Lsgs.lsiuss all
psupass ID.
Dir yaaes. 81 Osaass. mavsd shas shs
communication 81 ale Gosern0r. md ne
accompanying doeements. Be sent u re
Scare. ash : proposition 10 selra The
same u iaial ssleei COMMITTEE.
Mr. Guthrie suggested 10 Mr.. Jonss
The rsaprisfy of salsadiag. Nv referring
% ssleel eommi.tes IL lhis House, bal
The amendmenl mas not aecrpsrd.
Dir. BHrlagar moved Ii amend hy
proposing % refer il 1, The iaiai select
eommilIee on Banks.
Whereupoa. debate 81 same in,ersss
ensued. in which MessFs. McRae. Bar.
ringer. Pope. Biggs aud Guthrie, paniel
pared
Several motions were made or 80 "a
JnusHaleal. but without effect.
Dir. James, d Orange. thea wilkdsew
his mnlian nf reference, and inRodueed
lhe following:
Whereas. The s.orkhaIders ofihe Bank
81 The ) aic have trndefed . resisnallan
q their charter 10 ibis Legislature. there
fore.
Resolved. Tit HE Legisfalute sccsrl
Of sid resignation.
Mr.. Mills addr. ssed The Hoas4 Nth
feeling and energy on The motor. calling
on them 20 fars.ke their party. and acl
- patriots. lie hoped ennugh or those
u the msjsri'y ssuld stand by The
Wings. and rriase 10 secep. lie charter
and pictured tie distress thai would be
accustomed b. destruction Of Inc Bank.
Bslnre The question was taken. IN mo.
non Of Mr.. Monroe. lhe House adjourn
ell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

ssgutnlly ifsslf ssfamfa lle ssSrs-.
~ spali.lieaf saniiila sllf tbsiDss.
q. dsm.a4 IS naas - Il F,,,,
rosssan.kas ~ shs ns1y de,su -
sluoss nselrsd . i ! uar iii 4,
eounsy: bnl indsmaily - Rnally ea,.;..
a. ahd he amoahs fss millssas il IL.
lsrs) as pad over . Ne slsEnss.s -.
eight Or lsn yesn ego. Bsfsll he sas;..
ksfsns 1900 ssill rsmain unpa;a. II
lie second class u salErrsrs I'D ! i.
claim d indemnity, hare nos he fn, AZ.
also. And II lhs Unnsa SAFES eo,en.
neni could . snsrgeiiraIly drmaad il.
nee Cor one class. should shey l. -
zralous il doing justice 10 The e.h,,,
Forty years make sd hasoek ii he -.
ofmen. and Of The sectors Of thai day e.
remain corrective The laray justice of ~
country. n aag hing. therefore. i -
30 done ID this maisrF. il should be don.
quickly. II these claims upon the sO.
senmens are founded in justice. why
wers hey nos adjusted yeaFs sgol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

The New York correspondent Of The
Petersburg Inielligencer says, the year
will close with large amount Of unem>
Ployed capital on hand. Goods. produce,
and real estate have been lower than ever
known before, and hence less money
has represented them. New crop sugars
coming in freely from New Orleans, and
sell very low, from 4 10 81.