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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02


to procure the repeal of the tariff, passed.
oppose and vote against any taraif which
is not solely for revenue. Carried
n to Sd
Rsso!ued by lie G neral assembly, That
our Senators in the Congress ot the U.
S., he aud they are hereby. instructed.
and our Representatives requested, To en-
deayor to procure the repeal OF the act o'
Congress directing the Distribution OF the
proceeds Of the sales of the Public LiEsis
among the several States of this Union
Carried, Is to s4.)
Resolved By The Geaesal Assembly. That
our senators IN HE conyres> al the = M
ted States b.. ana they are hereby m
structel, an oar representatives reqnes
tel to vote against. and to use all prop
er me- ms to prevent The Incorporation "i
Il bank If the United States, us any other
institution with tie banking powers
&c ,rre,l, 76 to 81
R~so . ii. b! hs General .fsss'a6ty.
'raat uur senators IN the congress 81 'he
United States be, and they are hereby
i,stru :ted, aud our representatives, re
crested, to use all proper means To pro
cure tn. 1eoeai of the b,nhruot law.-
Carried, % to ID
Mr.. RAnio lp'i move! to Law them on
the table. and have the printed, in or
der to be made the ord r of the day next
week. Bat M. Smith of H., moved
t,eir indefinite pos penement---wh,,''
was lost; and the friends OF the res"fu
,iors, considering that if their opponents
rua;d vute for an indefinite pasp"nemeht'
they must be prepared t" decide up"
their mcrits-resnlved to push the reso
latinns, in order to save tune.
In motion Of Mr.. Brown OF F., the
governor was requested, 10 communicate
Il copy of the foregoing resolutions ''
each If the senators aud representatives
from Virginia, Ill t-'e congress OF The Z
Altsd States.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

More Grease for The Hard Times :
Mr. James Ruddle, of this county,
slauated a s.poI kerr last week, which
weighed ssr hundred and forty one pounds.
This is the fourth hog killed in our coun-
ty weighing upwards 81 six hundred.
By the way, we would remark. that Mr..
R. is subscriber to this paper-that his
hog was heasler that any of those hereto
lore published, aud which were killed by
gentlemen who are not subscribers.
Think Of that! Oar prayer is, that al our
payiag subscribers may have heavy hogs.
plenty of all other necessary blessings. a
peaceful and happy life, & that they may
live to enjoy them until they die! So
mote it be
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
Married.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev IL. My
ers, Mr.. Daniel MeLafu.f, 10 Miss Mary
Burner, all Of this COUNTY.
Ga Thursday last, by the same. MIR.
Jonas SEsgh. t. Miss BarIma Fe7reH, all
of THIS county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN CONTEMPLATION -!

We are desirous of improving the APP
pearance OF the SENTINEL. and intend
to Garry GU: that desire as soon as psar-
ticab'e that is to say. as soon as the
4HE.7.N'St, ennble us to do so can b. oh
tanned. We would therefore call upon
our friends t" paw the small sums the,
owe n>.beasyecn this and March
Court next. Let us See how many
will do the decent thing The naked
fact ls. We want money. and mast haup
it. or do-.Jupiter Tonans. do a0.5at
Echo answers. WHAT?
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
DON'T FORGET !!

That meeting Of the Total Abstin-
ence Society Of Woodstock will be held
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church, on Satu,d"y
Eveai7g neat, at Candle-lishting. A full
attendance is respectfully requested.
as highly important business Is to be
transacted OH the occasion.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
SENATE.
Tuesday. Jan. "A.


The resolutions of instruction to the
Zen ,tnrs Of Virginia in congress, which
had been passed On Monday, came up
This dav.
Mr.. Il. W. Carter moved to say them
on lie table. il order to print them -
which was decided in the negative, by
the following vote:
.qyes Messrs. Campbell. Thornton.
IT,, Cooke. Baptist. IL. Carter, Ro. w.
Carter. Sloan. and Rosers-S.
Noes-Nessrs. iIuntnn. (Spe iker. }
Cox. Carson, Wiley. AIkins"o. Piper.
Isouldin. Penn. Mod'ett. McMul'en.
shinn. Guerrant, McCauley, and New
.man-14.
The question was then taken on the
preamble-anI carried, ayes II, no l.,
as follows:
.4ves -Messrs. Huuton. Speaker.
Cox. Thornton. jr.. Carson. N'lley. At
linsnn, Baptist. Piper. Boul'!ln, Penn
siotfttt, Sloan. Shinn. Nc Mullen. Guer-
rant. McCauIey. and Newnan-H.
No MIR. Hill Garter.
The same vote was given on the Sc
co, d resolution, with the exception OF
MIR. Thornton. who voted in the mega
tlve-ayes l6, noes 2.
The same vote OIL all the other resf.lu-
tons, except the last one 10 the bank
rupt law. on which Mr. Thornton also
Apied in the negative.
Some Of the republicans were absent
on the DC. as,aR. aud almost all the wings
s.li3 were present, declined yeting.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, Jan. "a.
4 message from the senate bv thelt
clerk, that they had passed the bill enti-
tied. an act to provide for tire payment
Of the interest upon certain bonds guar
antee.i by the commonwealth. and the
annuity due to the Old James River
Company.
The bill to prevent the sacrifice OF
property under forced sales was. on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Rust. read a second time.
MIR. Brown of Preston moved a substi-
tute, delaying sales by requiring DAYS
notice foi motions en- forthcoming bonds,
&c, &c.
MIR. Keen offered as an amendm
for the substitute OF Mr.. Brown of Z.
the following:
Whereas, the trade and commerce oil
the country. and the prices of produce
and property have been ruinously EN-
barra ssed and .lepres ed. by reason of the
curtallments and the contra ctien OF their
circulation, by tire several banks of this
commonwealth. rendered necessary bv
the coerclye aud premature resum otion
Ut specie payments; and whereas it is
deemed essential to the relief of the peo
pie. that the banks should be placed in a
condition to extend their issues on safe
business and accommodation paper
Therefore Be 1t enacted 6y the General
.4ssem6ly. That it shall be lawful for the
banks OF this commonwealth, from and
after the passage Of this act. to suspend
the payment Of their mates in gold aud
silver, ON demand Of the holders thereof,
is now required by aw.-Ani all acts
and parts OF acts in conflict with the pro
visions of this act. shall be and the same
are hereby suspended. during the pleas
ure OF the General Assembly.
This act shall be in force from the
passage thereof.
MIR. Keen cOntended. that as long as
the banks continue to paw specie. they
cannot accommodate the people. and the
public distress caAnsi be relieved. He
hoped that this would not be made a par
ty question.
Mr. Brown of P. argued at length a.
gainst Mr.. keen's proposition. He main
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
WOOD SrCCzg:
THURSDAY, FEB 2. 1918.

~ We are authorised to announce
Capt. Christian Miller as IA can
d.dtie to represent the county OF Shen-
andoah IN the next Legislature Of Vr-
gllila.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

That Big Hog .ggoin.--It ap'
pears, from certificate Of MIR. Jacot
Shirley, in the last Register. that Mr.
Cline's hog I'D weigh 677 pounds. as
stated in the first instance.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
o. We are authnrised to announce
Gel. John Mcpherson rs "A can

dtiatt To represent he county OF rage
in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
~ We are authorised to announce
Col. Jonas AseSsais'c as a candi-
date to represent the county of Page III
the next Legislature Of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
SPLENDID OFFER.

70 The old or ne'o subscribers to Godey's
Ladg's Book.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Tbs elections III Nirgi,ia. which took
Place On Thursday The 9Th nl,irnn, have
resulted much more favorabIy for The
Wings linn the most sSnguine aniicipa,-
eli. III he House of Delegates, q Gar
a. head from, the Wings have gained
a AMI lost i--naking clear gam Of 10.
The Locos will probably have . MAORI
~, ba, this i mt regretted BY The Wings.
On This head The Petersburg ln,elIigen-
Ger SAYS: In The Senate The Wings are
in a minority, and their measures IN The
House, did lhey have majority, would
he either destroyed or MANNED in The Sc
aaie, while they would be saddled With
The responsibility for every mischieyous
or unpopular act. Ia The presen! state Of
affairs, The responsibility rests on The
shoulders az The Locos, while the Wings
have strength enough 10 make them be-
have with ,clera5le decency, and keep
their destructive propensIiies under some
CONTROL" The Inielligencer closes, with
repeating The opinion that next spring
the Old Dominion will stand forth COM
pletely Disseminated from Loco Foco
misrule
The Congressional Districts were Ger
remembered with much care by the De-
mocraiic Legislature, hui not with all the
efec, thai was intended. The returns
are yet imperfect, but the following is
supposed 10 be near the results.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A. ameeting q Demoerais held Il he
barnt shop. II Orange county. on he
2ssh of April. On motion, Major John
Cheek was called 10 The chair, and .rhes.
Jones appointed secretary. Al The re
guest of The chairman gohn Griiss briefly
stated The object Of he meelings she's,
on motion 81 Joseph M.Marssy. CON-
mitiee q 6se wss sypoinsea - repcrsse-
eolnslons for The aelion az The lnrefsHe.
consisting of Maj Jos. M.MurEay. John
Gsifiis, A. Woods. Jsnaes Clendcnin. AMI
George Maleli; who. after having retired
> shOr. lime, reported through lheiErEsir-
man tie following resolutions:
Resolred, That Is We hare seen no
day specieed on which 10 hold Dislriri
Convention, we recommend The 9Th day
Of May next, as being suitable time 10
hold said Convention. inshe Town Of o.
ford, Granvihe county. for ihe purpose 81
selecting suitable persoa 10 be run on
The Democratic ticket Tor Congress. and
request the other counties in The district
70 send up delegates 20 The same.
Res0lred, That The following gentle
men he appointed 10 attend said coyen
lion: Maj. Joseph M.Murray. Capt. John
GrifEs. Msj. VIM. Patterson, Benjamin
Hurdle. esq, and John Holt. esq.
Resolred. That We recommend the
Hon. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY Of Orange
a suitable person 10 be run on the DE.
Inocraiic ticket, whose ability and inieg-
rity i mol surpassed.
Resoired, That we believe that 4 ma
joriiy ought 10 rule; we therefore pledge
ourselves 10 support The nominee of said
Convention, and use oil honorable means
10 secure his election.
On molten il was
ResOiUed, That The proceedings Of Ibis
meeting be signed BIS the chairman and
seeret,ry. anil forwarded for publication
to the Hillshorongh Recorder. Oxford
Mercury, and North Carolina Standard.
JOHN CHEEK, Chairman.
TRos. JONES, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Tie Saadrie. Islands The sdiinrs
n he Nsuonal lnlrlligsncsr meniion thai
private ssuers from Earcpe give ~ 10 m.
drssand thar shs E.glish Government has
ioilassd me example ofihs Uniied States
IN dsrlaring fer he Independence 81 ihs
Sandsieh Islands. Mes.rs. Hairs and
HslIleo, tie Ha1aiiaa Commissioners
now in Ewope. ~ritr also ioIheir friends
20 lhst ef1erl We now see al interest
INC little community IN lie bosom oflhe
Pacific seas. reeenly rescued from hea.
Ihenism snd ldOlslIy. chiefly BY The pious
zeal of American Missionaries. rising "a
The dlenuy d an independent. civilized,
and Christian Sale. ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

More fbrp1diag. -0as ~ gAe wcrsi
effects 81 ssime o. malssSFs ion snrng
thass uhosFs Locked up 10. ffom ~hom
better lhings srs sxprrisd. . he fsFrs q
he sxampls. Essry sssp'tuds IN prom
insnl Inea d spsd By sons sssrrhsf sisFF
soiosissy. who nos kaowiag how 10 i'm
iisis the rssd. would FsfhsF b. fsnsd &c
III. aLan i've 10 hesesg obsesrity. The
Treasures Of Inc ssllaee Of ithaca ID Mes
Fork. fnniis.irg msHy sho he'd ners IN
ihsir power, has abscnadsd wilh about
sl6. 900. Pail. m. 2mer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Frsffg ksrn.-1hs Alhany Psmse.
ssyss !" Uns u ar oaa Msgk0Sisi slrrsy-
nfn. lass sasGsy rFmsaksd lhas II III -
Hesld. eflssssd sks Ssrend Csming wss
. lsks Ilass - say nanea day. Il )
e'saaek ,. =. ise birds q lhsm weala
ds'ay ~ P'ePalssaea ief 4. idl bali pasl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

ssoo'ooo n Various Ehshtslls pprpmsu
s9po.ee 81 Which sam ars dsfeisa 70
ias s1sriiol q ; Putlis hosFilsl. gas
saish PaFFsss Is - - Eissn ! II &
gscaad. Ths Esnsn1sr Il rs propeuy.
nmoaa''ss = abaus =. 800. o.. - . i
divided bstwesn hi son snd he dussh.
srrs-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
Town Lot for Sale.

yESHE subscriber vi sell q, the Cour, House
4 in Hisboroesh, on the cad inst. one nn-
divided half Of lie vacant lot, which lies North
Of Dr.. 'Snsith and East Of Mrs Ashe, fronting
on Chu,ton Street; as the properly OF The
estate Of James.H. Hooper, deceased.
Twelve months credit will be given, bond
and security required, with in'eres, from date
j. w. NORWOOD, agent.
May 8. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

go, hna Tened Savage, u EFplx .eal
dis FaauiY II els slsla GanFsHlion
shauld q rziied
ReFslsed. Thai aeaPY 81 - Psaeeed.
lags cf ihis mesiiag = published u he
NarFsnton Reporter. Tie 0xlord MeEra-
~. he Illilshosoagh Reeorder. and he
Halifax Reprblican.
T. :. BR0WNL0W. Eh.TH
z. II. DAVIS. Ssri'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

tie sob n Ians ssKt The notes Ht
- g redeemed II monsy q he URis
- s.sass dsPssisugiss il Me- Togk g.
NEshlag.an.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
Obituary.

Died, IN mis- place, on Thursday mern-
ing last, afler long and painful illness,
Mr.. ALEXANDER NJ. KfRKLaSD, in tie
s6,h year Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

I'm these three districts the vote was
so close tina, il is uncertain which has sue
ceeded. lii the 9th district Mr.. Bolts was
the Wing candidate. AMI If beaten i, is
by very few votes, not exceeding 80,
and many Of these, it is said. not legal.
But the Wings Of Richmond are deter
mined that their representative shall not
lose his sea, through foul play, and con-
seqnenlly at anumeroasly attended meet
ing on Wednesday last adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resoired; Tha, IL be recommended to
Mr.. Bots, that If upon full and fair
scrutiny Of The polls 10 be made by him
with such competent aid assshe may
call to his assistance, he shall be sa-
tis6ed that he has received majority oil
the legal votes of the Districts that he
contest The seat OF John Winston Jones,
if he should receive the returns oil The
Shsritis.
Resoicea, That This meeting consider
ing the cause in which it is engaged as
Its own, and not The cause of John Minor
Bots, will support him by all honorable
means in his efforts TO sustain 1t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
Equity Sales.


~Ae~A By virtue Of a decree of
E#sssl4 the Court al Iqun, Tor utanse
NEsEtls3 county, made III March term,
GeS lS4s, shall OFF, far sale, be-
iura lie cani house dior IL ff,lLsbnroncb. IN
the 22J day Of May next, On a credit 81 one.
iwn and three years, Interest after one year.
the finwing property. I. VII.
A Lot in the town Of Hillsborough.
known and numbered rs Lot No. "a, an part
Of Lot No. 81, fronting on the south side nf
Tryon Street, opposite 10 the Presbyterian
Church.
Also, Tract OF Land, Of abont 50 or
60 acres, adjoining the town &c llillshoron2h
On the norta, IN which il a good Dwelling
tIoaee, aud ni's~r ua' ii"nsrs. I'll. Il. aIi;aa
house is lust fhishfd; has passage and four
rooms beinw, and four rooms abuvn. Il II 81
tnated about quarter Il mile from Tie Ara
denny, and is very desirable place 70, a "a
mlly Bond and security " u be required.
JAMES WEBB, c. &. ~
April ~ t69-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
AttentiOn!!
Stray.

oSKUs
SNAKEN up and entered on the, stray book
~ Of Orange county, on the 9th oil febru.
airy last, by Nathan Findy, living On Stony
Creek, twenty two miles north Of Hilsboroagh,
pale red S0H with back spots, marked wnh
a swallow fork in The left ear ard three under
bits in the right ear; StfoATS with white
and black spots, unn,ark ed; and SIX PIGS with
black aud with spots. all unmarked. Valued
atsseven dollars
JOHN A. FAUCETr, Ranger.
March 81 rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
PHILAUksLPHIK
SATURDAY MUSEUM

SA n S10 DlA u iva otJAsNA
or knowledge, News, and Amusement.
AFamiiy Newspaper. neutral 10 politics.
opposed toquackery, and devoted 10 the use
ful Arts. Education, Morale, Ileelth ant
Amusement. @. s.s
The Tale, Sketches. Narratives, II Biographies
Essays, and Poems shall be OF the first ordel
- the best productions OF The best writers %
the day. Also, articles on History. Astrono
my, Chemistry, and all the useful Arts and
Sciencies, with liberal portion Of light read
ing, anecdotes, wit. huntor, making AWARDED
| rich, and mirth. inspiring 0Iio.
LIFE ON THE OCEAN Furnishing narrative.
OF sterling adventures al sea. showing the cou
rage.and heroism Of the bold Mariner. as
He springs from his hammock and flies 10 thu
deck,
Where amaxemcnt eonfronts him will
images dire.
Wild winds and mad waves drive the vessel +;
wreck,
The mse,siiiy 10 spliuscrs shrouds ar
on IRE.
Foreign and Domestic No s, Compression
al Proceedings, and general view OF all mat
tiers Of interest or Importance, will appear.
PIcroRIaL EMBELLISHMENTS, comprising
mars, landscapes archiieetHre. portraits 81
distinguished personages. Of both sexes. 1
these. as well as in ncainess d typography
the Museum shall not be surpassed.
FoREreN CORRESPONDENTS. - Arrangements
have been completed for SCI nr,ng regular
Foreign Correspondence mere extensive ant
complete than has ever enriched the eolumn'
If an American Newspaper.
CuMMERcIAL. The slate OF business. o
stocks, prices Of grain, -four, and all descstp
tons of country produce, merchandise; Ne
will be given from actual sales, in Phiiadetph'a
Baltimore, New York Boston, Sc.
Select and Original Gems ON the bes, pro-
auctions Of the bes, wri,ers of the day
To AGENTS. TERMS. Commissions, &c
Any individual who i'll take the trouble
to procure the names of his friends, and re
nit the funds, will be sn,i'lee 10 the comms'
sions winch arc at present, aud VIII continat
To be, until further noiice, more liberal by Tar
than have We, been offered by any Newspaper
Of reaicharacter or merit.
TERMS - rhe Philadelphia Saturday Mose
um is published every week Al So per annum
as usual, in advance, or IS al the end OF th'
year. ..-
az For $40, in current funds is copies !"
tho Newspaper will he forwarded seearei,
pack ell, t. any part II the unaed States d;
copies Tor So ALI orders and denomination
TO be addressed, Tree ofpostase, to
49,. TH0S. G. CLARKE a. CO.,
Saturday Museum.
NJ. i0l Chesrul street, Pa,adelraia
We shall be glad 10 exchange with News
papers that will oblise Us by copying IN
above. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

The ciiizens Of Fayetteville hare dis.
sIayed . commfndable libsrsli,y in be-
ha.f Or he sufferers BY Gre in The towns
of Newbern and Wilmington. In The
forn.r case The sum ofssOO was prompt
" subscribed and RENTED. and in The
lallsr. in town meeting. $500 were d.
rcrleI ID Be transmitted Out Of the funds
Of he lown. and committee was also
appointed 10 conocl individual subscrip-
iioas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Jacob Ridgway, reported 10 be the
weallhiest citizen in Philadelphia, died
at his residence in that city on the 3oth
u'lmo. lie was originally a merchant
but resided some years abroad as consul
alAntwerp. He returned to Philadelphia
aSou, thirty years ago, where he. has ever
since lived. Ills enterprising spirit gave
employment 10 numerous individuals, and
his losswill consequently he seriously Tell
by The mechanics of Philadelphia. II is
stated that hc has l,rt by viii upwards OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

: 4ssEar FIRE n Wmxrx0rnx.-In 90.
ches column ws pablish - account o. !
destructive Gre 10 Wilmingion. uhirh We
sapy Irrm sliP from ME Chronicle ofirs.
4 Gre prevailed here % frighual ex-
tens some lhree years $40. but tllis n il
esIamilOns effects i he most Disastrous
event which has ever belallen lhai nnfofl
innate Town. Al least iwo hnndred bald
ings hare been destroyed. sid N immense
amount Of other property; N Al exceed
sng perhaps 100000 dollars. Of which
Is 900 dollars only was insured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

KrEymSTsm. - EH3y757

positively cured. ssa 81 skrisslled nAselss @s& lss
are restored, u he "a = posing " he Ixnas
vnaErArtx Ea1nK AsD NAM arr BoxE LknESs--
N nsser wiEhoaf he name q comssoek q c.. a 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
By the former Editor Of The Saturday Epe-
Ming Post and Safnrdau .Hnsennl.

Comprising the fui,s of twenty years cx
perience in the Newspaper businessi the aid
Of the most distinguished newspaper writers
of the dry; . valuable Foreign Correspon.
dence; with troops Of Literary iriefds, and
the determination 10 publish Newspaper ior
all classes, which shall moi be surpassed!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Commercial Treaty ,eith New Gra-
nada. - The Philadelphia American oil
Monday says: by gentleman just ar
rived here from South America, we learn
that on the 9Th of March last the Hon.
Leon De Pombo was appointed a COM
missioner on behalf Of the Republic OF
New Granada, to form Commercial
Treaty with Mr.. Rlackford, the United
States Minister at Bogota."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

The Secretary of the Treasury has gl-
ven no,ire in the Madisonian that the
Department is ready to redeem all the
Treasury notes of the United States here
,olore issued bearing date on or before the
LIST of July. 1919, and which shall become
line before the 3oih of June, 1913; and
that according 10 the provisions Of d'fts ;,
rent ac:s of Congress, interest upon all
he notes as above described will cease Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

Heavy Terdict against Jesse Royi.-
The suit of the United States Us. Jes-
Sc Hoyt, late Collector Of the port OF
New York, terminated on Thursday IN
the United States Circuit Courl. Judges
Thompson and Bets presiding. in YER
dict of s22o,ss7 IS damages and SIX
cents costs. The Court, in its charge,
stated that The claim for commission on re-
ceipts and disbursements made by Mr.;
Hnyt was not contemplated by law. and
could no; he allowed. Mr.. Hoyt gave six
surel,es, on being appointed collector
who are bound in the sum OF 100000.
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