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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-28

Who wrote the BIBLEe-A Sabbath
school teacher gave out the following
question TO her class: "Wbat proof can
YOU assign that the Bible was written py'
good menP" A little girl years olos-
rose and replied, "Bsd men Weuo Aetii
have written so much against 'nsa-t
aalvaaH -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-28

MErHoD1srs IN BosToN:-lt is said
,LaI The members of the Methodist Sos
";o,v in Boston, have more than quadEus
OIed in the last fifteen years-and more
thsn ,rebIed within the last ten yeaES--
and more than doubled within. the H.
FIVE years.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-28
A JOLLY RED NOSE

A capital story is told in the Salem
Register,Ofa q man with most resplenleLt
aud firery prObOscis, who wen, to Albany
for the purpose Of asking an Office of Gov.
Bouck. Being cautioned not to appear
before the GoyenOr Cwho is a Irong tenn
psrance many in that nose, he by the ad.
vice of a wsggish ph ysician. applied
tiaxseed pOultice TO it before going TO
bed, the night previous TO his intend
ed call on the Governor. The next morn.
ing. he appeared at the breafast table Of
the hotel, with his nose bleached and
parbOiled, looking for all the world like
washerwOmsn's thumb. The doctor was
himselfan applicant for Office, living in
the same hotel, and had advised the pouI-
tice only in joke; but when he found the
man had aCtuslly applied it, he let the
cat out Of the bag. The bOarders were
accordingly on the lookout for the pa
lient in the morning. and when the nose
there was such roar OF laugh
ter at the table, that the poor fellow had
10 change his lodging, before calling up.
on the temperance Governor. COnnecti>
cut Register.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-28
LETTER FROM HON. J. MATHEWS.

The Holmes County Farmer publishes
the following letter on the subject of the
currency from the Hon. James Mathews,
Representative in Congress from the
COshOctOn district. 1t expresses our
opinions precisely,
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E,,r.e, ftom the Nerlh American .Review.

Extract from the North American Review.
"Bu, with alti,s exsellences, Dickens's
STYLE is marred by several solccisms,
which the writers Of The last twenty years
have admitted into their works, aud these
he repeats again and again. The use Of
directly in the sense Of as soon as is
an abomina.icn first made popular, though
not first used. by Bulwer. and appearing
more than thousand times in Dickens's
works. 1t is an irredeemable cockney
ism. and as such never to be tolerated IN
good society. Several other expressions
az this sort now aud then occur, such as
,he new-fangled and most uncouth sole.
cism, is being DONE FIR the 6 'od old
English idioma,ic expression is doing,
IAN absurd periphrasis driving out q
pointed and pithy turn Of the English
language. Rut these are hardly enough
to ,ninre seriously the character Of his
s,yle. or to detract materially from lis
singular purity and grace" .. .
lam not sure, Mr.. Editor, that You
have sinned, in this particular, against
our sood old vernacular;' but had OBJ
served with pain that so pleasing and po-
n,l,r a writer as Dickens had given his
,v.;gh, 10 the odious 'new-fangled' mo-
,,e,nism is being done By giving'the
above extract from the ablest periodical
in our country place in your paper, you
,,v snbserye the interests Of pure Eng
l;sh. / had well-nig,, said Of humanity
You aay =, least eSosara'e yoarsel' from
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wh4 l..t w..I n n, kIs.h -
1880 - A. H., 81 E.,,l.
49, -. s.'';,s NJ. - -
wh,r4 -. -. ,,.rssr~.,s
az. $500. !. - - - 80
La. ..a.x - - - .t-n
ga s.'".,..S a..
- ,.,,s,d s',,r,..,r. 49,. u. -.
,e, - az. 4 m.,ss, k.sa'.,',..s. A. I.
au..,,., y, r,li ..'....
,ss h.a. = -. .es..;.. a..r
1 y, aaa, Il, -, 800, sasn .....
He.sh,.., ILL., -, n, =.
,ea,ss A.. ,yh- Al. e,
se s.a,e, 20 ne d. an. 80, 7, w,,l !,
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70 noke an ovafD,eaf for he epre or

70 make an omfmeaf for tie espe 81
Rheuniaiisn, Sore Throat. S-e.-'Iske .
pint Of No. 6,four cakes of CASTLE soap.
4 ounces Of oil Of Torpen,ine, 4 ounces
oil Of sassafrasr and ounce of Camphoir.
Have the soap very fine, put the nnmber
nix and soap iogeiher into a pc, over q
slow Ere, and stir i, until the soap melts,
and put in the other ingredients and miz
them well in bottle well eorked--it will
then be Ct for use. For a present use
put sufficiency in phial and make il
very hot, and apply il in that state.
70 make Number Ir.-l gallon Of
French Brandy, 1 pound Of Myrrh, pull
verified, and Q ounces Cayenne Pepper.
Put altogether in jug, and pm, the jug
into pot Of cold water and boil il Cor
two hours with the jug open and shake
il up several times, and i, will then he I'll
for use. Take care thai the water does
not get in the mixture.
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FROM TEXAS.

From the New Orleans Bee. Jaauary 10.
BY The steamship Ntp'pne, arrived this
mofllag. we have later intelligence IRON
Texas. IL sppears thai p,r,n n Of the
insadng fosees. alter capturing the town
II M,es. we're attacked by large party
Of Mexieans, who. after . desperate
struggle, ielook tho town. and captured
ESQ Texans. The fnllosine feom che
lloa,,oa Morning Star gives lhe ness
msre 10 delsii:S
SIncesour psper went IN press this
morning We have seen Mr.. Neesham.
who arrived las, night direc, From Bexar.
lie sIa.ss ina, General Snmery,lIe, with
. nor ion 81 DE srmy that rensiaed m
der his command, sbou, 200 men. had
returned 10 Bexar. Another portion oil
800 men left The command II Gen Som
efyille, elrried Col. WIN s. Fisher con
mandsr, and went down 10 Met, and
captured the town; bu, . shower Of rain
cane Up Just sfier they had captured IL,
so that they could not sse their rider 10
advantage. and the Mexican army srriv-
ed. and. after ce.pers,e engagement,
retook she Town. and captured sbnu, iva
hundred or iwo hundred aud 6f.y nf our
troops. During she engap~aaeu, our uoop'
captured seven pieces Of artillery. which
were retaken by the MeIirsns.
About 400 Msricans we're killed in
This engagement; only four Texiaus were
killed. a.-~ u,
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MeeLIT AIaanae.


fAuELis Metirises have s-~sa ssrd wnf no.
= ftss b. sinesg sssIy diseases a. y k.<h sea-
kisd lz lstsf, smr lsf h ls.lss s,d hssE ssns-
plsnis. = al Ihrif psp1 seiIkntsn ssteResns
billF ~ srd slfk ir~asrir. rain ssd np-
prsssion abr m..is. ddins.s. d zzirf.s.
ssrfnisf naiss in Ne t~sd .ns nr.. dn y.
80 &c. Lssnhssn. h,.s u spt.tre. ~aa
Fpsfsns. e.. ~ > are ara "a sisssrd ~ D. vest
~ sussiisr - "a, tlh 9 sssi .. k-se .Eksss
10 rae iaoiif. shn ti.t aksss - . ~ tslal a.
bs.dY, lhfy all prsts irtsiush e. ssie =
nsns n famiy sPsnent. ias .isles -. ihry
frsnnsf isll 70 snsufe ne raisusai s.'s,tss
tian.
The sssezsr &c Ne kifr Ills spd Pc
BnlsFs - Fs~sfes< nsa. q frrtit snsn a. -
sti&ck 81 hr~ y nflsfrx.. ns,slrs. ,rse
shfa-t. rrvssfcrIss. ~ssh s1nsh, sna ~
e. inf.a rsss.rs, disorders. w. ,s.Sra-
,i.m and ekcrsr 40 riain ~ ' ha,e 80.
peElas med fhr most sxirsnfdns "a ufis eifn
ased sIth rersevsrenrr..
sinre The 8 q ,nl eslsrtinp II n. kisfis1'f
LIE MedseiEes ia. Ais fsls.s snrenH. 81
hsTe IN every ease. fsl', na-ipstsnee - =,
ehasseier fhsy - ~ell desrrstc. faits nts = -
and assay IN had losi ~. usseilhfs q iis'.tf ~
70 health. strength ard can.f.n aflss al lie
usual remedies bad b~ca iound nse'res. y.
asianishiae and siesast niSsssiaus aeeis
have sisa BEEN sxpesi-nssd in tle enfs -
asrrsxs aad rkrnmafie paine ~ sle ke4< sri
face. paalyiif egseiisns eos'rasted snt SIN
ininis. Rlxadrlar swsiliRgs. pans OF she thess
and koasr. ekrsnie rkcfsafism -psipaaiiea II
sac kssri. sishs sii snyt' siisn. &c
bat Il % uaneresssry Ia enna'er'te ihe ana
ny eases in -hieh these pnre:y sessssble az.
dicines have bsea ssre. ssful; hsa lei Ne a.
qaire Why are they 80 oaiseissl IN thar
Bre.u.sih.y rUrHg TUE MOOD. sss
thus Feu,ovs all cause u disease IN the ,,s.
TEN.
Becsusrsi,ey ac, powsrfslryppsn the sesle
lions efthe body, saa remavs al impaTii,esst
once.
Because they js not reduce the system. bot
insigorsteit thus requiring no resffsinl tram
pleasure ar bnsiRess suring iheiI rpsrsiisr.
Complaints arising from a visited state "
ths. blond are easily subducd Wy the powerful
sfficsey af these mild aud ssiulary n.rs'ieines.
To those who are ohligef s,..irssel. OF To- iaks
sssdiriae Without ialerrapt..a sfhnsinrss, lie
Life Medicines are peruliasly ascful. Eylnis
and sale operation. they stIike ~ The root .f
disrasc, and qarkis eIsdirate IL. thereby pre-.
venting the fsiai effects 10 which thousands
arr victims.
e Sali wholesale and retail by, DR. W. q Mof
Ifs,. BIS Broadway, New Yek 8
For sale also hy
d. HEARTT' Rgsnf.
February.i. 81
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Trust Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

iss2Y virtue Of a deed OF trust executed To me
by Lunuel NJ. Morgan, on the i2,h day
Of March last, FOR certain purposes therein
mentioned, q will sell Ia the highest bidder Cor
ready money, IN the third Monday in March
next. on the promises, The valuable tract oil
Land wherein the said Lemuel NJ. Morgan
now resides, in the ncighborho"d Of Chanel
HiIi, containing nine hundred and thirty 6r-
acres, more or less.
r will also sell al the same time and place.
for the same purpose, fifteen likely Negroes,
w: Sam, stephen, Thomas, George, aud
Nelson, Charlotte, Luz y anu her two chi'ds .,
Mary and Haywood. Maria and her ave child.
ren. viz, Andrew, Bill, Ben. Sarah and Fran
els
More desirable Lands or val able. Slaves
have mol been offered in this market. The ii
tie is aadouhted, bu. os course will Convoy
snch title, AID no other, as is invested Ia me
by The deed under which So
lila W. MUM. Trustee.
.chapel Hill. February s. -i6
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Notice.

TA motion will be made bef,re the
Jn.,,ce &c the Peace a, The February term
&c the Court Of Please and Quarter Srs
sions, for building pcS Cmr, lI"uss;
il is hoped, therefore, that there will be
iulI bench Of Juc,icss present,
Fskrosry ?. ss-
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The lower House Of The Legislature Of
Pennsylvsnia have passed . resolution.
by unanimous vote. Ina, no member or
nfiicer Of that body shall be entitled No re-
eei.e any pay Tor any day On which he
shall fail 10 attend The Iioust; and ,ha, no
men6er or officer shall receive any pay
when absent. except he bein she perior.
nance Of duties required b. che llouss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

PrdsiP-liaa a q hdlE..s-s rsss.srufF
q fsEsPaPsE srrishlsrs .1isdiis,s, -
ys's ans Pns.rAsss. a Isasssy = ~
ssAealnas'ru - mis,rs-sa 10 a1ss
osss Poinisa and play iss-s q s.s Rsr.
hsh lsagnags. sna saFs n \ ssrad a
'xkwads uz~isldy. .ahsara prnphra,
sis.r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

Abandon paper says that the works.
preparatory 10 the comncneemsn, uI Gu,
ing through the lsthmas oi Pansma, are
advancing rapidly. The entire length ri
this canal ~iii be fory.oine m,les; i,s
breadth ., he surface ls5 feeI and ".
dep,h 20 feet. NJ. M"ri. The engineer.
esnmases Me Gus, al Rs6O. 600 smrl'ng.
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From the New Orleans Bulleiin. January 81.
The following letter should have reach.
ed us with our Texas papers By the
Neptune, bu, We received il Only yes,er-
day. |, is s,iil richly worth giving. being
from a man 0f high standing. aud one
whose opinions are formed on strong
grounds:
| Galveston, January Is, 1913.
SIR: Unde. cover ] send You an extra
containing The Latest accounts from our
little army. My private informa.lon con-
vinces me that the worst therein sta'ed is
true. willis, the better part killing 400
Mexicans) is untrue. There can be no
,lcub. bu. that Col. Fishers division has
been captured. We are all in confusion
here--deubt hangs on the minds Of all as
TO future events. The pruden, and bu-
siness portions ri our community believe
that We shall be invaded both by land and
sea in short time. The fall ot Yuca,sn
will he The signal for this event.
You have all The papers BY This boat.
and can form your own op,nions. We
are ia bad way. and | am sorry 10 pro-
claim il Dis,rnss per, AIDES sll classes Of
our community. Business is suspended.
We have no money in irade--nane IN
The nationsl Treasury. No etsda abroad.
and i, is utterly impossible for us 10 Obtain
any relief any where in ease We are in
vaded by pa~srfui force. Many vii
continue TO remove TO The United States.
as heretofore, tul q large maj"ri.y will
remain aud prove victorious or die 10 de-
fence Of their country and homes. !"
Condition Of Hiiaois.-fhs Sping
field correspondent, of the 81. Louis Re.
publican writes. under dale Of The ilih IN
slant: ....s.
THE Secretary Of S ,als appeared with
in the bar of The House and read TO that
body a communication from The Govern,
or. urging upon The Legislature The ,mne-
diale necessity OF act,oa ia regard to The
finances al the State. lie afli lmed that.
for The want of means, il Was with the
utmos. difficulty that necessary supplies
could BE- procured for the two branches OF
the Legislature. and when they we're. i,
was q, most exorbitant prices. Wood,
which he-sia,ed could be purchased Tor
one d"liar and savea,y Eve cents cash.
the State now had I, ply three dollars
and q halt f"r; can lies, which for money
could be procured Al ,hir,y.seyen cents
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$50. ria ukon us la ID 60.
go susss inpsr,l.s ss<sg, III, a..
f.a.~,l. a .krf usfs<sstr. IA .fl,.a.s
-, - - A. 49,.
". II,,.,..s 49,. 49,. l,.,;,.
~,s,.,5. a a. .s,i.i.,,.,;,s
.-,.isa 4. ,,a sxe.x ss.s,..... ~
-. ..,..:.., :. .;,k.r "a, n ~ k.l,.,;.
- !, 3. ,. ,,.
-. ..l,.,;-. and lo.,.;.. v,,. -,.,.,,L
80, &. ,;,,..ofu r.. u,r 1870.
..1 1. w,. l;.,.nr,, 4 w;,h 49,,
n, a. .l..- ~ Al. ,....,k.
50, ....,o,. in,,;~,,;r-, |, 5-.;,- q
-. "a IN WA. n...s.I are, ;nfo,m,f.
IA ,..,,.r,ow
y -. Hou<.< ~ eos.;Sss<r.,,o, az n.
80, n AZ. e,7rm,t,es ar wavs ana
-. - N. sv,srea AZ he Exeheau,,
- s.a N, arh,,. w,. .e,,;.
- 4 IA. BARNARD. Mr.. Wiu,hrop ana
IA, u,,.sssl.
Tbsrssv. LAMAR, "a.
AR. Linn Addressed shs Senate In re-
NV m Mr.. M.Dulie, on he Oregon bill.
Il 49, Hoase. de sneaker announced
,he names or ihe following members As
composing the select committee. hereto
Con. ordered % be appointed on lhs me-
no,;al presented by Mr.. w. c. Johnson.
:, ,bs subiecs Of The state deb.s: Mr..
VIM. Cost Johnson, Of Maryland; Mr..
Gentry, Of Tennessee; Mr.. Adams, Of
Ma,saehuseiis; Mr.. Casey, n Illinois;
Ar. Cooper, OF Pennsylvania; Mr.. Mar
shall, Of Kentucky; Mr., Morris. Of Ohio;
Mr.. Howard, Of Michigan; and Mr.. cra-
yeas. Of Indiana
Mr.. Kennedy, on leave given. repori-
ed from The committee on commerce bill
making provisions Cor warshousing inn
ported goods; which was read twice by
/, ,itIe.
The bin and report were referred 10
a. committee OF ihe whole On he state
Of the Union, and 5000 extra copies or.
dered 10 be printed.
The Exchequer report being again Ia
ken 10. Nj. pendlsicn addressed the
house FOR an hour; and was followed by
Mi. Wise, Mr.. Anterior and Mr. Profit.
rsd.v. J.ss,ry ~.
The Oregon bin being again taken up.
MI. Betren. being entitled 10 The floor,
= sidressed the Senate aiiShssh agains. the
bill. obiee,ing % /. both in principle and
detail; aad complim.sing Mr. Choaie
and Mr.. Calhoun on the truly American
views taken by them in their remarks on
the subject. lie con,ended tina. il all the
glowing descriptions which they had Of
the country from The senator Of Missouri
fMr. Linnl could be realized, aad all that
,hs mos, vivid imagins ion might paint,
.o,,d l. d.m.n.,r,,,a .,ill there stood
~ -. -. go,
IN me way an oojec"' ~ W" ~
psras'ei shc that was, that uley could mol
carry out the provisions Of the bill with
ou, an men ,;ola,;on az he pledged faith
r u. 80 g.. s., a.. ;nsr..,;o, or
"e inv.
ms treaty OF 1919.
In the House, the debate on the Elk
cheauer repor, was farther continued by
Mr.. p;IImor. Ar. Giddings next OBJ.
tanned die floor, and moved the previous
question. AR. Thompson Of Nj. moved
,ha, The whole subiect;be laid on the ia.
BE, but he motion was Gegatiyed yeas
a, ,r. -
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United Siates District Court
Of North Carolina. i

TN BANKRUPTCY; ~ hss
No'iee 90 sh.w cause againsi The y.ini.nt
OF ths following Petitioners Tor tsrir ds.ls,ges
aud certificate 40 BsnkVup,s =, NrwteS',, o;
Msadsy the 9iih day of ,pril nest. VIZ
ORANGE COUNTY.
David B Cozart, Shoemaker,
William Weaver. Farmer,
John Cabe. Carpenter,
John Burton.
William Burton. Farmer.
Edward Garrett, Carpenter,
James Turner, Farmer.
Publication ordered.
H.PorTER, d J. U. S. N. c.
January "a. go low
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The Bankrupt Law. Which 10 No, ysl
brloe the S,naie Of the Ubsled S,a,es,
hiss rtreissd the siirniian sf ihe Senssr
Of Psnsss hanis. The New York En-
press af ss srsay eats;
Lmporfanf Asrrmsnfo on IRE Bonkrupl
Lac iaiks Psnnsyfrania Lsgislsisre. :
The eommiaee on ihe jaslFissy sysien
IN The Srnsie Of P,nnsylssnis. 70 whom
sere rsssrRd suadry memorials asking
The Legi.lslnfs 10 AXE seme steps 10 e.
ssr Of repesling she Ds.krspt Las, lave
reponed sgsinsi . repeal. wnh the rea-
sons which have led Them 10 his eaneIs
sion. The committee rohsifs Of Messrs
Glbbans. Ssllissa. MT.sn,hsm. KID
der. sad Stuart; three Democrats and 100
Whigs.
n The feeling 10 she Pennsylvania
I<sislstDre shosld be 90 strong 81 90 IN
aasnce change Of vote in The Senators
that represent The state 10 Congress. that
nigh. save The lay.
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For Sale,

- $3.50 THE Stud Horse. Young
W NN CONTRACT. eerea years old
SkaA this spring 6vef ct seven inche.
" IY high. eat by the old 'mpatied
sASszzcs Contract. and an excellent foai
get,er. is offered for sale on accomod natlng
terms &c not sold at private safe before the
sc,end day &c Feb uary Court, he will then be
Offered al public sale.
ifhe should mol be se'd, the sabs.riher wish
es 10 employ good and careful hand 10 keep
him during the nsui' g season.
JAMES LONG.
February T.. 81
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~ irPaEinsrs, ars esI1liy dessrri1E e
disanglisisd nolos. t1lil : esnelll Esy.
hsss bapn lsfky ID nal aii1lrsing sEisn
ia Ese fos receire 81. sbsy NIL
h2ss erssrd Irum lhrsr ni-,sssinrs. and |
.rrsi dist &c n.y Al - rardossl for hrp.
nc ihaG
kafA sad al mss s4<s <~ssf 4enrm<.
ffo1 sA's<A lAzs - - - fef.sn.
T. SALE s@r Csriial. q s. Lara.
SER nrnaEeE'T 81 sees
A f%<s eonnsunirnioni = rsih<rIs~xss
lhzs , had insrndsh. I sill rnnelads =
once viii ~ anecdois which i noi ihsp-
psopfizae- An old grniirmsn lrnm ne
loseSR4z q lkr state. was asked The other
day BY sneighbour. Why il wss thai ihs
Iegislalars hung on 30 long ~ Ralsigh.
uhsn they were doing noihingl An.
says he old man. that were q rerv true
saying 81 osd. dat he SIS knoweih his
masters crib. ed ! dare say slssi that ere
team q r leigh is > s'piae - stay there
as long ss there's nubbin n onm.
Very respectfully yoaw, S-o-K.
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n office.

Ii persens indebted 80 ii,e sUb;cliher, are
- requested 10 come inws,ti ,,Et tdi.se!y.
asd settle their accounts by Gastt, Or g.sfs Ni,l
Gnd them in the hands &c ~ ,,fic.
LEROY JOHNSON. ID
January s5 is--S :
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lO5, nays ll5; so Mr.. AthertJn aueuu-
ment was rejected. =. -.-. H.
The question then REQUIRED on the re-
ISOLATION, as reported from the committee
Of ways and means by Mr.. Fillmore; and
there were, yeas 100, nays IS. SO II
was resolved that the plan oi an Exche'
quer presented to Congress by the Score
,ary Of the Treasury at the last session oil
Congress-, entitled "a bill ameadaiory oil
the several acts est,blishi' & the Treasury
Department." ouglt aoi TO be adopted.
Mr.. Giddings moved 10 reconsider the
vote; but having made speech he with
drew his motion.
Mr.. G. ]. Ingersoll renewed the mo-
tim, and adlrcssel the Aoasc for an hour'
a,a was followed by Mn iaaes 81 Nd.
Mr.. Arnolh'ncxt oe:sia'd the 'so'f'
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IN SENATE.

Fndsy, Dec. %.
Mr.. Elliott offered resolution, thai
'he e"mntttee on The Judiciary. inquire
INTO The exredIeney oil repeating an act,
giving the Uals ers,ty the properly which
may e.el,ea. 10 lie slats, which resolution
was eoncuued 10.
On the resolution coming up. 10 sue
delinquent sherilfs al the lat Gubernsto-
risi election. Mr.. Albright mosed To
amend i By striking ou, III wnsas. sheriff
II Chatham. Mr.. a. rem ukei. lhs, he
had called aPoa lie Secretary ii State.
aud fr"m him he learned that tie sheriff
OF Chatham had made nut his statement
N lie Sscre'ary's office, and that upon
completing il. he srked tie Secretny 10
dlrec, and se.iH Tbe Secret ary VI State
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
IN SENATE.

Thursday. December %.
Mr.. Edwards, frons he committee On
the Judiciary. reported back bill concern-
ing Overssers Of roads. Read, and made
The order % she day for 10 morrow.
Mr.. Atri0gsan. from the committee on
finance, repaired back . resnlaiion. on
the expediencv OF smsnding the revenue
rvs Of this stale; adverse 10 any further
ennslderaiio on: hich Vas read and agreed
o..
Mr. Mnrehesd from tile committee on
the Judiciary. reported bark bill rom
cerning prosecutions for perjury. which
was read By lie title. and made lie order
for ta-martow.
Mr.. Brown introduced bill, 10 prevent
The Hanks of this Sac from hereafter
susrending specie psyarnts. which was
read and ordered TO be printed.
Mr lore. called up the resolution.
concerning the fiuing 81 Sheriff. at The la,e
Gubernatorisl election, and mn,ed lis
indefinite postpcnemea,, which, BY ayes
IA. noes 81, vas rtjertsd.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. MeRae, presented memorial on
the suhjert u colonizing in Liberis, with
their own consent, Tree persons ri color
IN this Stae. aud also . bull srproprIa.Ing
SUN Of money for that purpose. Mr..
Barnes NJ Eigecomhe. moved US reiec-
non; and The ayes and noes having been
called for on this mation, il was noI car
rled-ayes SO. mes IS: So The bull pas
sed IL first reading. and was referred to
= select eommiuee.
Mr. Nelson presented memorial.
accompanied ty bill, FIR erecting new
souhts BY the name Of Jefferson cut Of
poitons of Guilfnrd. Stokes and DAVID
son. Referred TO The committee on pro.
PORTIONS and grievsnces.
Mr.. Mclaughlin presented a resola~
ton. cling On members entrusted with
memorials for dividing counties 10 present
The ssrne. ahich a. lard On the table.
! Mr.. Save stated. that II The memorial
N his hands was what lie genIlem an
desired 10 he presented, he as ready then
IN present II. Nherrnpon Mr. Sowe
presented memorial from cilzens OF
i"nc'lu. lredell. aud MsckleHhutg. pray.
ing the erecuon oil a new county by The |
name Of Graham. and bull In carry the
PRAYER ot the pe'I,Ioaers luta effect. The
bill passed lis 6r.t reading. and together
with the memorial. was referred To the
committee onproposiliuns and grievances. /