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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-28

Blood and Saughtr.-The Madisonian of the
18th inst. says
I'VE will not handy threats with the Richmond
Enquirer. Suffice it to say, that Mr.. Richie is dis
tncty 10 understand that we prefer his friendship
decidedly, but if he ddres 10 prick oith his
s'cord will strife fairly back, and ,oiih all oar
strength INTO ms BREAST. Our hands are fo- oar
friends, our DAGGERs for Our enemies
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-28

.4,onings.-By white wishing awnings on
both sides before they are put upin the spring
with a wash in which salt has been dissolved
repeating the process every season, mildew
will be prevented, and they will last perfectly
white, for many years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-28

BON AND DARING RoBBERY--Up,oards Of $751;
600 Sto'en.-On the evening of the 18th inst, the
Western insurance aud Trust Company, ofthe city
of Columbus, Ga, was entered by three men in dis
guse, while the officers were closing the vault Tor
the dny--they Immediately secured the officers, and
pundered the institution of the following funds
Gold, about 80 O00-Notes on other Banks, $lS,-
000--memoranda of monies in hands of agents, &c,
amounting to about S2,400-Bank of Charleston
Notes, $lS000-Darien, Ga Bank, $l4,0O0-be-
sides other packages containing probably about
$4,000 or $4,000. A reward Of $4,000 has been
offered for the recovery of the lost money and prop
erty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-28

Horne, the wretch who is believed to have muir
dered his young wife in Baltimore County, few
days since, has been arrested in Philadelphia II,
is believed to have murdered another wife in Ohio
some years since.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
HATS! HATS! HATS!!!

Just received, per schr. Marietia
bun, heauti lot OF Hats Caps OF the latest
- AMI most approved New York which are
Ff1S{A offered for sale very low fn6 cash AMIDoNs
W. - hhaies1lc and Retail Hat and Cap Store,
change Hotel Richmond Va.
NB-country Merchants fua greatly 10 Their aty.r
call before purchasing elsewhere. a, a yv sr.
dednetion will be made Wlnlosals iealers o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

ivory, tag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, Of every description
Roisens l. sons. WostenhOlni'=
AMI Crooke'- sup. Pocket Cut
Try
Carving. cook's and butchers
kntye-
AnyilS, Wees, Bellows. -i-dge
md hand Hammers, Scr~w
Plates. Sc.
Hon-e Rasp-; hst AMI hall round.
mid pit eros- cut. hanIsaw
ssd 81 0lh-r Fles
Ciark'- and kcul,ck's Parliament.
broad AMI narrow BUR Hinge.
Nilwrsht'-, Carpenter and Ca
binei Makers Chisei-. C0uces
and Augurs
Dmwing Knives Psnr lions
snd al other Tools, OF Butcsr-
eTS Can'- and American ma
nuisetufs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
Cheap! CheapII Chcap!I!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se.-HHOLESILE 4

Chcapi CheapIi Chcap!I!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se.-WHOLESILE 4
RETAIL.
III avid BURLINGTON would call the
~ customers and buyers generally OF Isoots,
SHOES, Trunks &c.. which he selling vsry low for
aIe and rsts purchasers before buying elsewhere strong in
dueeeni> VII be odcehe receiving approved
Northern ind Eastern Manufacturers, additional
goods as Will render his stock worthy
all uinos aud he them that article
hc quality eonsiderCd by other
friends OF the late firm Of d. Burlington Co.
hiin a eau DAVID BURLINGTON,
&C ~ Successor H. Burlington Manson House.
Tons Plaster; 800 just arm
we'd per schT Shetland which VIII be sold lew from
Apply To Zoe 49, RANKIN a WHTTLoCK.
BcIl-uettIe Kettles.
usI received hne 10, OF Ben Meis Preserving Kettles Cs
&c RICHARDS GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
1SA TONS broken and screened Red Ash
NV Coal landing from sehr Palestine. for by
ses BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Bra.s and Iron Footmen.
FINE assortment OF Bias Iron Footmen quail
n y, for sale cbcapby RICHARDS A. GARDNER
o. 20 ssn NJ the Min saw. Main street.
Nv CAKrI.r KOuSi--o pieces scotch CaTIsts 10 do
superne do 4, IA stair
Linen eoiorei linen floor eumb Cloths TuHeisd Rugs
The above goods been bought
geOus terms, and will be sold very cheap by
w MEREDITH
ELEGANT walters, Tea trays, &c.-We have
IL opened si-vantTsa Trays ses also Waters
Asortsd all szcsimpoed En-
gland, and for sale low by RICHARDS & GARDNER
&C ID Sign OF tho Mil Saw, Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

Killing, wedding and grlbbing
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Lock-
Mil pat hand. cro-seu aud cir
euiar saws
Single and double barrel Gum,
Shot Belts and Powder Faszs
At-s and HatehetS made by
Collins. Simmons and Others
Log. uace, halter and other
Ch1ins
Plated, bFas- and steel SAAil.-
., Of even gusiiiy
Cas-. sh,lr ami German steel
~ the ease. warranted
sboy-i=, Spades Sc oG Ame-'
and other makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon Botss.
patent liHed Tea keuieS. sad
Irons, -.
- Q-fz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
REMOVED

BkANNAN cos Oh Dominion ,lohine s,or- On th- a,
pe noe 81 The seei. and heiHg tho TTankn Hotel I'm
'
We w"uh sfnbrte. ihi- opportunity and waking
Nn 20 S cfSen- - hehDnnd ts vicinity that
A. Constantly k-p hand Cshu- an asd uao. ,-o.c
~ ' F e"ni md approaching s-aon< which NJ
ee. of cash We respectfully cad ana in
49, 81" siek Hhe;her they hot An s.s..
% % ns TAI 10 ~" ea- in respect may BE- returned. and
% h%nesy r,finded eg.An good. warranted aeT
cloths, Sasstn.srs and Beaver Ciosh.-
WE are prepared to exhibit large and splsn.
On Bot of the above Cool, aBi bo~ pr,e.---r
Co- ss have blacks blues AMI greens. Of an
IN ,amfeS English freneh and American great su-ty
Consisting % T~seds Buekskin De-kin- Psn Wool Back.
bes AMI Drab~ French Pa DRIP from SOC 20 the
hne.t nan1taete-in Beaver hlIed p,et pt.
and DAb fsd and Pain Bsaversop-or and Back
h-pa aam cths-B-avy Pilot and Forest &e Our
"ek q" s- Goods unsnpaed b. any in this country
Purchasers invited To- elamin-.
- - KENT. KENDALL a ATwATER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

IL I'm a co opening large AMI sufrev 49, ~ ~
n Pants and Vests, for sale eheap Tor cash
ALSO CITY made Beaver 20 lust fni.l q IN. ~ R,eh
m'nd manufacture Dress Coats q The roos and as-t ye
cheap Tor ~
B-No connection with have ne srn 81
'a'h Ia'rng Establishment fhe Awning rsine 10 fronf
= 80.
,lDEE yINEGAE9o ess ilOa Pure cissI ys.ssE -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

LOTS or NEW BOOKS.
w RANDOLPIt Inns received:
-. The Gentleman. by fauldo k0rt 9s ets
Mary o. The Conscnpt Bride. hy an IS cts
ulsii'i- of Don Juan. ol rats ty 90. Is cents
Ma'lrt''. nr II feuui, Entr,ienuc. hy 3d. IS esnts
Ihinced 40 Historical Ronnrrr. D., y Mtcl-n gs,
hnglsh ba'iilc or Scenes British Prison uoua. %.
No. = Ffosts q. States Csc
No. 6 30 naval Borrsphy Csc
Oscogue o. she Red rurban from the Frcrb ~ Nal f,
~ cent? w WV" ~ ''''' "u's's'I
Maftons Men, FoFnances II ihs Rsvolpop il,
fr ssof and his favoucs th, Swedish al Ma PM, p
gnfc, IS efa w '''' '""9 ip-
Odt'orles, wuh shay pistss &C.
ladys Com anton Tor Oct gSe
ham ~ N'' " '''f''I lssa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
RICHMOND DAILY wHIG.l 7

rrnS. sussrrtosro Ciy subscribers $500 per wear
and fOs 'stsr p-riod c' wb-u 3, mad siossysb
ell ea~e-, Advance r.. . 49,. a. Ii, 1850 Z
ADsrsrisissFor hie.n huss 100 in-on. rs
two Insertions ~ is three ~ so; aud every seed
Ing Insertion. ~ - 80 '''a'. go ~ -r'-.
Transient advertisers inu-, pay IN s,ysnss. " go 49, u
Tbs aninbss ID -oas Of Advertisements noisd
ME- erthsy WI ~ inserted ordered "a be opped and char
ed accordingly pJ- ordsrs stop he In writing
Annsa Averissrs charged ESQ for 20 n-- and
proportion s advertisements Of i-rrs and sso IS
hns'; except AaefionssIs AMI I,y da., Who
sioo, paper inelud>d)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
LADIES' PREMCM BUSKINS.
& MATkINS

2 Dosr- below wsd-wsrth, rurn~r a c.,
Main S.
HAS Just received VI Of Jddies' FrsHcA
- n l1y-ssse Ruftisr rshts ani ms sfrf sfh
sny Hanuscts piacs fshss rrspeusu
rvfed SOD ~ skovs shoh 49,
F4ss WI - aka in saving nau o,hs gsa 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02

MUSICi MUSIC!
ID III. TAYLOR has Just received a now
supply Of Music Tor the Piano Fore-among which are the
following Songs, Sc.;
Come. o come with me- the : beaminz
Flow gently Anon
The Earis Duie FORGET Thee
We meet a. stTangersaiy
Sweet Robin
Queen OF my SOUL" RiIEIo'ssong
Sweet sympathy
True Love forget
My cousin Mary Gel
The Emblem Flower
Thy image haunt yet
Loves time
The Birth Of Christ Eaered song
The last time
The Mothers Farewell
The Spirit Bird, words by Rev. J. ~ Matt
Why pensiye Pen Maidenf
II Ihad but thousand year Russell
Friendship, Love ana Truth
Away. away Greenwood shades
JEANNE Morrison. by DeinpeT
WALTZES &c.
La MeHicana Nalse, by W. Y. Wallace
Ia SymPaihe do
Ia LouisiannaGe do do
Les PeTles DO De do
lie Bevs, 30 Do
LArREonnaise Waltz By Auber
Sentimental DO By RurgnuHcr
Fauins 10
wood-ide do MUSIC STORE
no z. Opposite the Banks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
ROBERT MOTT.

a4rf hsousc, siEu Painter and G.fnzfer, "a.
- Nat deer % ns LIoAssrs Ba.k. E.A.ssL 1srrs.fs.
As received further Supply u Paints. Ok. COpeI oller
u Narnhes, with fanisfs BThss and Bbuier An
ment Of ffsneh AMI Anscan Window C from ssit 70
sorse inc al of Which lie &. derO, -or u on ih
reasonable tsdns.
N BA large aipiiy of soai sFos> Paint, rpr v %
P-ti" p-i"" nm OF rhii<sd hcDfs Nm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY

BS =. p. wHEATLEY & co..
At me baltimore CasA Store ir1nsdafelg opposite r.
JcHkiRs'.
fIECEs dab green aud Tibet Cloths for
lO Ladies' pslie,s
dozsn Paheo-, ready made. direct from New York
10 pieces neh Cashmere de Esco--e, style
10 DO do -eeond Mourning
- Do plain eord Moasin de Lane
20 do French bk do %
do neN .tyle siIks
do super. French hack Alpaca warranted genuine
- d. light and dark eoTd do
20 do TaistOn Pts ids ehitrsns wear AZ worth Soc
10 90 freneh Pisds for elozkng. yds wide, only %
10 IN white pink. blue and straw cord Tareton Muslin for
parry dresses yds vide, only - cents
. .stN handsome einbroidsre4 Curtain Muslin
20 pieces DO DO 40 50 YER, eh,,,
Is % Cashnereu do
dozen Chhren's Neu Gaps
do do Closks
do embroidered Thbtt shawlL ats6
do plaid and wseTed
do nett Brlssel Roses for Ladies' new article
easss new sty &c Fancy Print, very cheap
10 pieces Foutarj six we will sell al ana -.
70 do highly eord housltn de Lane Al IS worth soc
GENTLEMENS WEAR.
piece eh black French Co,h, warranted genuine and not
10 change colour
10 pieces rich black French Cashmere from SO TO 81
do do fancy colours
10 do fiDey siIk, Nefino and Cashmere ye-sinz.
100 do IRISH Linens from al up
20 dozen Ipsgick and wool Shirts and Dr.uer,
do DO do A.
Together with large and saple Fanny
Dry Goods which they viii wholesale and retail a, u1prs
eHleh' low prices for cash, posse~ Of Adusy.s
PROBABLY none otbers have the Union no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
LNDRlS BERkLE0 q Co. Main Street

- Big hay, received ~
recent arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia New Yor luIse
sddnons their view of their
with FIRST HOUSES in BALTIMORE the pub
be assured thai they obtain rates
not lower than other and yis
Cy Of Rehmond- respectfully inv tied U ea as bar
aius ma be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
SILK GOODS. -
ALL ST OCK! 800
John WRIGHT has now in Stock ,

SILh IUUDS. +. b. H
+ AL l. ) T OK! -
VOHN WRIGHT has in Stock. a very
" extensive Of Rich
the Pan trade. or
portatone and In tbo-e in
lew days from the northern packets
table for trade
market HIS stock composed OF French in.n
American Goods .l- ~. GAN
Rich Chameleon Silks DO Broche do
DO Striped and ChRnssabIe do, Do Plaid
DO Cord and FiEd New Styles 49,.
BIZ Italian Gro De Rhine; Do Gro De sw
BIZ do Gro de Paris Do Paul. de Soil .e
Biz Gro lie Nap; DO sin~,cv .ie. r I'D
Mouhn de Ilinz.
Cashneres design of Stripes .'1a. .-e 80. q 1.
hk and eofd . -.
Paid Striped Tor -
Chusans ans Grape de Lains
Blk Six Warp Alpaca Lustre
Pain Apaeeas, all colours .'',. ~
Plaid hyd ehanreable q, .f. i.l .rtar la
Blk and blue blk Bombaznss f. D..
Sis MeriDo aud Cashmere shawtz rH II
French and English Mernos = ... .,.... Ia. "a
Do do Thread Laees
German and LIse
ladies SIX hid and RIDING Gloves
GenteHsens do do
White and cod Tarifon Muslin nd ThaLs
White and Blk English and Half aa ~
DO do Cotton
DO do Merino and Cashmere DC -'e ~
IRISH Linens and rla.
Pain, REVERE and Hemiiiehed aEnbri
With uu Assortment 81 Negro Ctothng an
OF which will be- sold cheap, for 10 n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-02
4 GENCN tor Wlstsr'S Haisa,s ~ WA ChsTry. sai
- Eowluf Improved Tome MIXTURE a.
CAYNoE WOOD c,Or
- .uIe

DUAL UENTRFICErhi- srtc b. ir ~ f5rfn sfas mai
la'A peary powder pfepars with ~ Ffe4s-t y SIS
eiaca os 1u agrihc denffce. haVing dshgh oddf
AMI 7fusani f1-et erlcafes from
slots oi pcni decay fosnes AMI prctrss ne enar ~ VA
Do Fves fa hke wheue-s aud scofhufic. vi
tnrng The gums % elhy Safr and pee fn h-nha
and sor-rreparei sHf I'D vboiesai M rri.it hv
~E ALEXE DrvAL q 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Dopn wiih the Tarif.-The Boston
Mail .says:--" We understand tia, IA.
Oe0, eco yards of cotton cloth we're sold
in this CITY, on Saturday, for the Canton
market, in consequence Of the late news
from .ha. place"
The fatal consequences Of the presen,
Wing tariff, are developing themselves on
every side. The influx Of specie can be
clearly traced 10 its influence. and now an
hundred thousand dollars worth Of cloth is
going altogether out Of the country, hall
way round the globe. 10 pay for lea. in-
stead oil taking dollars to purchase il with.
So much Tor protec.ions The county will
be well nigh ruined'by the time the loco
focos can &c, together to raze down this
monument Of wing folly and illiberall,y.
Ohio State Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
Thursday, Nay %.

Bvnqaesl. we insert he proposals 81
publishisg Democratic paper - this
r,.rs, . Be esiled Tas ORAksE DExo-
ear. II party seems 6sisrmined thal
- shan hare opposition; and Il il must
l. ., re shall eHleaEor . make up on
mind % meet II. The ime has been
uhsn such . move might hare given u
souas uneasiness. A powerful inaasaes
Us brought % bear against u q sueh
a iasidioas character that Ne we're IN
.bls 10 coanseraci il. and our means sere
reduced 70 such : mere Pitianee that W
usre sell nighstarved soA Ea.. thssks
% Ne generosity Of The people o. Orange,
ashaags took place. and our subscription
hss was 50 much Increased . 10 put %
suiss . respectable appearances. The
pressure Of The lass two years has sone.
whs. reduced The nnmber, though Nc
hope bul temporarily. Wear not a Ii
berry yet 70 believe our snenlies eaAirely
uowrrless; we know thas their activity
can effect great dsaL But We rely up.
On an equal activity On The part Of Our
k;eads, and therefore entertain but litils
fear Cor The result. The present move
menl has less Of = personal character. i
is movement Of the party for The sup
port Of The party; and 10 NEE, il. we irusl
sAe Wings Of Orange wiil mol be in vain
called upon 70 sustain their own princi'
pies BY extending The circulation Of The
Wing paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The returns are yet imperfect and IL
mi,ed. One thing, however,is perfectly
certain: every candidate mho took bold
stand in favor ofthe administration has
been elected. Medlso'a,an.
This is funny, and yet nearer the
truth than most thiugsia the official pa
.per, We have heard Of only one man
who took a bold stand for the Admins
,,atiop-Mr. Wise-and the boast of the
Government sheet is therefore well-foun
,lea, Richmond W,hig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The Philadelphia Inquirer Of Saturday
says: There was rumor on our Ex-
change yesterday afternoon 10 the effect
that Mr.. Jalalon, late Of the United States
Bank. is going out BY The lIibernia' 10
negotiate in some way with European
holders OF the Pennsylvania State stocks,
in relation 10 The public improvements
and debt OF the State, and with view 10
place the whole matter in position that
shall be mutually advantageous 10 both
The State and her creditors"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

E,aigratios to Teras.-Among the
many projects for colonization which
have lately been brought forward, It is
interesting to learn ,hat.twenty-four Ger
man princes and noblenlen have subscrlb'
ed several hundred thousand forms to a
Join. stock, 1.-THE shares at 1000 fiorlns')
and have purchased considerable tract
of land in the republic Of Texas. Two
of the shareholders have been sent to
Texas, who have concluded the purchase
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

80, e PEesiaszi 81 - RsPslIir. ~
afH noW - her MaF kene. Ce1nl
g. i Nayenre. Who nas il Ia
1ssirlas seFssee. has he whese dsrersinn
e ths aaniE Tie knnsne oh5sei &c shis
nndersakiag . = enakls shs shareholders
. procure for their sahjsrts uho emigrsas
. saEs aeans e. sshssslsacs ID AmsFica.
Shsuk ne plan Sncresd. - il j. 10 -
sxPesssa, i will b mnch szlaFgts - -
ineEease of he fands.
Alagidurg Jsuraas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
Notice.

THE undersigned. having qualified as Erec
utor Of the last will and testament &c las.
Hutchinson, deceased, atMay Term of Orange
County Court, gives notice 10 oil persona in,
debied 10 the estate Of said deceased, 20 come
forward and make immediate payment; and
all persons having claiaas against said estate
10 present them within The lime prescribed By
law, or this nolice will be plead IN bar Of &c.
coyery. -
GEORGE HURDLE, E9'r.
May e3. 75~-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Macs lIEap.-Capiain CampbelbGra
ham Of the United Ssstes Army. and Wal
ter Gwynn. ESQ.,, Civil Engineer, have
been appointed 10 make an examination
with view to re-opening Roanoke In
let a, Mays Head, and establishing il as
permanent. ship channel from Albemarle
Sound to the Ocean, and report 10 the
government on the psasiicabiity as well
as he probable expense Of the work.
Major Gwinn, who is well acquainted
with the subject of inquiry, deems the
work practicable. IL SO, and it shall ev-
er be accomplished. lis importance 10
North Carolina will be incalculable,
while it will add another harbor of refuge
10 vessels on our coast in bad weather,
thereby saving an immense amount Of
property from shipwreck.
Norfolk Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

.nasH = ta5Eaa-sas hsiasiaIly souFlsa
viih lhs coaai'ios lhal posirrs shsuls
szsn hinsslf = sseais - slsciiaa ef II.
P.sreas. Mr. Tylrr : Isokisg .oane.
niaasloa y ~ ps@osrzais parp-el
xhi1A fhfrt i ~ ~ raaofsaf prola5i-
Eis-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
Weekly Almanac.
Public Sale.

wy ILL be sold at The late residence Of James
Hutchinson, deceased. on "Wednesday
the.if day Of June next. two valuable NE.
GROEs, man and woman, Household Fur
niturc, two Stills, &C.; alsu . valuable planta.
lion on the waters Of Back Creek, whereon Ss.
rah Hutchinson now resides. and another Tract
Of LAID adjoining The above. containing about
sweniy-one acres. Sold on eredn of nine
months; bond and securiiyrsquirsd.
GEORGE HURDLE, Err.
May %. ..-~.. 75--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

ELDER LEu1s uUFRrE sfn.leizk. -
a. Fre4<a - ter G<lh1si< LAsrrh :, tz-.ss
bersssa. - Ffttsy sssszex e.za. "a .<ztiF
eam<ax @#Alsi aaf As al 8sA*#& wi.s z&<&xS
6esxEs y. fanty a &sns EH*1@m@xs Hi~zhs
rsmsh. - 64ins6sy So Sna&sH zEeFszsad<.
smhsssFaisMk ~5al Sc suatifss snA ~eAAie 81
lexti - tzkem - sssid = she FAFz@asl frrths
ssaidasE sfaha ksssisi r4aHek Is Enixish
Asyi6 t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

/ Tax RseHT gsFx.-Mn Websies's
desPssrh % Mr. EFrrrsl. o. the 2sgh e.
March, was pablishsd ii he Lonlsn -
sGera of April q. So fafssws have sesa,
The comments ol The London editors srs
modeFsie apd rational ennagh. consider
ne thai they insist upon Is being no con-
elusive rrply o Lord Aberdeen's drspaieh
0f 1871.
Foresample. he Lendon Hsrail closes
iisFensasks = EollOws:
With hrs document nc presume The
dsscassion between he iwo Gosesnmengs
viii substantially end. lord Aberdeen.
viii Of course give The Wsshiagion treaty
: fair trial before be Feins1urss British
cruisers 70 exercise The night Of visii: and
uhe President. Congress. and Mr.. Web
ster, % DO them Justice. seem allinclined
70 make every exeFtioa % deprive Eng
land Of the opportunity ofexercisiag that
sigAi which they sow know she will Ne
yer surrender. By The efficiency oil The
Americas squadron aboui 10 be stationed
on the west roast or Africa
We copy the above from The New
York Commercial AdsertiseF Of Friday
lnst.
Whatever some or tlle London Editors
may think or say, We gather enough
from lhe-newspapers and private advices.
% be fully satisfied lhal the British Co
yernmenl will not attempt 10 remove tie
question OF Visit and Search from the
ground on which tits placed BY Websief's
despatch 10 Mr.. Everett. That Govern
ment apparently prefers 70 leave The usage
on lis present footing, without coniending
Cor the admission BY This Government 81
. corresponding right which This Gov
eminent has declared lis determination
moi 10 recognise.
The idea advanced by Mr.. woed in
the British House Of Commons, and adj
dopted by Sir Robert Peel, Of known
distinction between Pist and Search, al
though plausible-and 10 our opinion
heretofore expressed both rational and
practcal-has, we we have reason 20
suppose, been found 10 be unsusiainabls,
or 81 least incompatible with principles
heretofore maintained by The British Co
yernment itself. twill probably mol be q.
gain advanced. Contrary, we confess, %
our expectations, but very much to ouI
satisfaction, appearances indicate that lhe
despatch Of the Secretary Of State 70 Mr..
Everett, referred to above, will be-regard'
ed. even in England. as maintaining doc
triRes which that GeyerAaeRi Is not dis
posedto dispute.
Under the present good understanding
between The two Governments, therefore
should vessels Of the United States on III,
one hand, or those OF Great Britain OF
the other, happen, as they may, 10 b
visited under circumstances warraniinl
strong suspicion that they are Portuguese
or Spanish, sailing under the Gag the In.
ion or Of Britain, detention oceasIoned b.
such visits will be treated IS detentions
by mistake, and not as acts done by yir
tue OF airy pre-existing known right q
visa. IN short, they will be regarded al
wrongs, but unintentionaf wrongs, com
miited only on The strength Of weighty
presumptive evidence. and from sincer'
desire 10 abolish traffic denounced n
piracy by both Governments.
Nat. INTEL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

NrILL be sod at public sale, al my reel
w dence, two miles north, Of Mason Hall,
on Thursday the 9Th o: June. on o credit OF
nine months. FIVE NEGROES belonging 10
the estate of William Pickett, deceased wa:
Harry, Squire, Sam, .ivcrson, and FragkIn.
Bond and approved securiiyr,quired.
ELIZABETH PICKETT, .fdm,r.
Nays. 75--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Lieut.. Mckenzie, i, 10 stated in the
Boston Spec.stor.'is about TO be present.
cd with service Of silver plate by par
ty OF influential gentlemen ofthat city, 10
token Of their appreciation Of his conduss
i'm the affair Of .he Somers mu,iny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Cob james r. Preston. formerly Co
vernon Of Virginia, and . distinguished Of.
fcer OF The last war, died Al his residence
in Montgomery county on the 4ih inst.