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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

MANILA AND HEMP CORDAGE.
g91IIE subscribers agents for the North Wheeting
R,ys MaauJacfory have on hand ord ore
constantly receiving every description Of c0fdogcs'
sly. Bed egras plough lines Twme Gables, Hawsers'
packing yarns. sc which will be cold at the lowest
p,ce. Tor Gosh. KING &CRUMBACkER.
f-10 No 43 Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

SD HIIDS Prime n O Sugar.
% Bbls do du MulasscR
IS b Kes Cincinnaui' Suap on o%on-ignH cot
for sale nv l.lENlN.
pl 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
i. IR WIN,
WARDING AND COMMIssION

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
Main Street, WHEELING.
GOLICtTS Consignmeuts Ct Merchandise or Pro
dpce, either for sale or Forwarding and hopes
tu merit a share OF public patronage BY moderate
charges and strict attention 20 business sep5
DAMS PATENT COFFEE MlLL--A vel
- superior article for sale BY
South Wheeling aug 10 ? BASSElE.
GOODS FEMALE DOMESTIC Pills.
TOR purifying the blood end restoring the sys
lem from general debility consequent on want
1fey.,rise and pure air. These pills have acquired
n popularity in many parts Of the Union hitherto
os JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

VIRGINIA-IS CHAScERy-
AT rules held ~ the ClCrks office OF the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery Tor
the county Of Ohio, IN the month Of August
I-41s
John ID NJ Cord, and Hush D King, partnsrsn
business undcr The hrm Of McC0rd & King.
Compliments
against
Shubtl Avery, and andrew Woo II, partners IN
business under The firm G > Aytry a. Co
Defendants.
Thedefgnd nj, Woods not hnvinR entered his
pearance add given FCcurty according 90 the
act Of Assembly and the rulCR Of thl 8 court and
81 appearing by sattsiac DRY proof that he is not
mn mhabitaut of thfs Conn OnwealtE; on motion
of Inc complainant by COunsCl.it IS order, a that
the said defendant 90 appear hero, on The first
dav o fine next term Of this court enter his ap-
pcdranco and answer the sato complainant bill
a. that a copy Of TINS order be iOrthwith Inserted
t1tonic news, aper printed lu thecity Of wheeling
for two months successfully aud posted 40 the
front door ofthe court housed Quo county.
ALEX LAIDLET, Clerk
Wutat for comp-aus =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

by INDUSTRY WE THRIVE"
BREES exelaun. give US a good home asd we
. will give you plenty or HONEY!
The county, town or INDIVIDUAL right OF a new
imJ rov emenI called SER COMBINED PAr
ENT BEE PALACE. can he purchased in Vince.
ling ot The store of 4 5 TODD, where a model oi
the same cas be seen. Prices to suit the lines.
nov 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

Nfnsrfrft ~ ~ osrsgaas effff H..
eessas alan8s so Saiis~Eks i,,s,.
eael Altipn sisis, :. rhai sesy mzlsesAslr
isisll.g.nes has - , e kraaz1B = 81.
esssby fram DC sfw Ffseea s<i.isn..,
- ne Pc A.. ~ msr-fsuf srsssl, n,
Sassh Soc. sri.aansFs nhch Esls 31 shs,,.
O. ne ga a 0r.sher.
Iisrprsss shss NJ fpnsh Ga.srnss sf
he Ma'qursss. ufA lesreen sl'ssd,ns,.
nd hes % : sisis 10 ihs nsi..s KinK.
Me. hs,er. shsr shsy hsd kssn As,si-
ably snrTtsinsd. snd frspecnns na On.
ser. they lrii his resicenee ~ sesssn a
he French slsl,on. ~nhoni prabsbly. IL
lng proper pseesusion ssslnss de lIsssA..
~ 81 lbs naiIsrs.
They were sucked on he wav, ana
sAs Gossrspr snd lsBritsn perpss srrs
killed. This sniouhnsse sssns psnsss he
uuffisadly dIspasnioa af lhs nsu.es; hua
shat uill il avail fheml The Frsnsh Ga,.
ernn.ni wIll insianly send osi svfs-
elen, forre 20 crash slloPposiiian.
The lsIe ear.Aqaske ~ss quus severely
fsli 81 Moscow. and caused mueh al.Sss
smong The inhabitants.
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Greensboroagh Pat.

I'm Intrigue Erploded.--The C'ncin'
natl G zsur. rsiefrIng 10 q carett repnr'
tia, Hon. Jehn Mclean. al Ohm. Is to
be braugh. 90, IS q Wing randiIsle lor
presidsn,, decidedly observes:
Who are The supposed projectors ri
this my stesi"us plan. Or what may be
her views, We cannot divine. Nor d.
we pretend o.ktow The .sIess Of Mt.
Webster. But we do know. from an 40.
tliori'y' ~kirh .eann"t be Questioned. thai
Judge MrLess has no knosIedge Of any
snch design. and that he will MT sane
ton any mosemeat. c'ms f,om what
quarter j. nav, which would IN Ike him
candidate for the Presidency, in oppo-
sitiOn 10 Mr.. Clay" 10.
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FROM HAYTr.

An arrival u New York Iron Pnri 81
Prince brings sdsiess % ihs 18Th nlnmo.
The pro,isinnsl Csayernnent. Under &c.
neral Herarh. eanunves 81 perform 90
iuarilens with ssi,siasnon N The m.jariiy
of,lis people. The duiis. IN III the pers
have besn tedaeed one hall npon brsf.
pork. -four. rice. Goldfish. lard. butter.
maek.reI. and herring; and building mai.
et,als are sdmi'Isd tree .f duty.
A Convention. based apaa The unirer-
al right ofsufifagr. 10 20 assenblr in July
inr The formaion of = C"nsii'u ION, pre-
patalnty 20 The election Of officers and The
permanent establishment Of Republlcsn
Government.
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lgoNY.-A locoioco editor in the State
of Nes York hnists the Ca houn flag,
wnh the remark. that he - prefers John
e. Calhoun. because he aitcays knoTs
1ghere 10 find him" We shnuld Cal! this
pretty keen satlrical irony. Thus great
sfufesm0n that IS so easy found b. bis
New York irieni. Is the came Join &.
Calhoun thai has been on bo,h sides III
nearly everv pIominen, national measure
that ha. ben before us durng The last
fJtty years. and Who tarns his coat so o.
ten HAT he - "ndrrih. painful necessity
of defining has position ever, year ~ I'VE
10 prevent m,sreprrseni.n"n. When
Col B'ntpn wishes 10 uss intle sarcas,n
wuhoo, calling namr- 'owards Mr.. Cal
noun. he says that he 'enton) never has
/" d.tiss his position. aud The insipuarion
is perfectly understood. r.- 49,.
Greensborough PIT.
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FROM HAYTf

letter frn@ Hsym. dsied % n April,
Published in The Journsl u cammrre.,
he. ,hs following eonmereisl inlslhg,nre:
Business gets on very slo~ly. We
have nos much entfse coming IN. MOI
wilhslsndlnR. provisions s1e scarce II nur
msrkei. snd ran obtain good prices. Flour
shd eadfi.h are ssIi sold lnr eash. We
haze here M herring. no lard. No cheese
--sll these articles are sold 81 thigh pricss.
The new Gavrramshi serAs wsll d spns-
n 10 iaVnr he Hayli-a. who ssr csrrying
on trade. They are sreskmg ~ f.,onns
our fae. aud 81 diminishing The dunes on
provisions aid % our oxn prodsee.
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Correspondence "f The N. Y. Express.
Washington, Nav 90 ISi3

washington, May 20 loi3.
Mr.Legare. you may depend upon il,
will he pArm, nent SrcteI.ry of State.
Mr.. Taze~eII. 81 Virginia, will have
he "fire pro forma "tIersd him, bu, v i'll
moi accept.
Mr.. Gushing is in Virginia. with Sc,
creisty UI.shur Who is al his own house.
IN that State. l, ~ said that the French
mission will he offered him. | do nn,
ih'nk be would take il. lie has a prea,
deal nf pride ~ h's department. and " III
probably retain il. Mr.. Gushing will
spend some months on the Continent oi
Europe and IN Finland, prlor to ,sklng his
pest u Canton. II
The Wsbstess.s pere ct fi. have LEI,
''.se''p and scnppase" for New Eng
land.
The office hunters are nearly, IL not
quite. all gone. The city was get,nQ
100 hot i"r them. in one sense, al least.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will
take care "f AFFAIRS here. during the PIE.
sdenlsl trip TO Massachusetts via New
York.
What was that which used IN be said
Of "tiavsIi'ng cabinets" ~ John Quincy
Adams TIM !-Eheu! tenpns mutatur.
Ell nos mutcmur--and so on
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The Uesfern Bandits Late sccounis
frnm Teas state ih-i Colnnel Wsr6eld
holds q commission in the Texan service.
and is su'h"rrzed BY Pre.idrn, Ilousun
to attack aud plundrr the Mrxrsn portion
oi The Santa Fe traders. The ~. LOUIS
papers say ,hss Cal Wsrfirld has derl4r-
ell his inirniDn 81 w.rn The American
ua1ers ol his deHgn; and tina, They will
he Told tn fa'I ~ the rear % the band rnb.
Devastating I" do whIch, they will b.
sacrificed as W, II as The Mex,c,ns. Thar
lie will attempt an indIscrim,nate slaugh.
Ter. We have M dnuh'. Tue csrnvan
winch was TO leave Santa Fs on the lsl
Of April. would bring .~.:h It propsrt.
pr'nc'pslly specie. 10 the ,alue uf $500,
600.
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TUT cptfET STACK THE sUN,
EsaTs G. NaIksi. Es4. e shs Phila
dslphis OtssFsssaly. hss eseRnnieaiFc
= Sc. ch,ndlssas GsEsIs : seriss q
ssssfsaaiass ukirh ~ oads upsa ne
l.ss ceasi. anA .heh hssf aerapied hIa
. ahs o. tsa hers aas 'sanre ne llah Il
M.rrh. A.. WslArs hss bees sss.sssd ~
M-ssrs K.ndall sad bssas. BE. w.
rasSlaaes shsi he lac Genes ID. al ~
g 81 febsss,y bat sfFikf Eks Slia Gld
rsboaRd! n insss ralrslassans prove
ensrrcl. lhis meet BE- eensldesed Ihs most
remaFk able essrunsRnes in ne snnals Il
ssarono@y. We have line sad room aa.
~ Cos lhs e.saelsding rsssasss 81 her
r0mmanlrst.aa.
.salr. Waiker nstss thai Ensks's'
eemst 10 gradually ~sading i,sfll ~. and
musl s0ns ZINE Or ether experience me
lsss 0l ths eonel Of ls43. Thsi 10 -
ssy. II must actually come 10 eon,ses vIth
shs simosphrre o. permsnsns portions Of
me baby of me sun. lIhss slsesdy bern
nsssier 70 speesiauon With safoneRess
wAsn -Ihis event shsll 6erur. tliowerss ~
massl What oil he M f-ie al me eamrsi
III u jaln The mass Of Ihe san--s drop
m an aresn--ar aill n,ehosnd an 4 glance
"A % aaalhss osbil. m hypesbals. foS ~
ssnrr. and nrssraeiurRl Nos that whirh
- destined sams Day 10 be he isle Of
Eacks's comst. seems seiuslls % have oe-
cufred silh rersui comet. Ilsppesrs %
have come IN eontoci with The psTmaReni
pnrllan 81 The atmosphere IL he SIN, and
20 have been 81 much resisted 10 its course
ss 70 pass OF N path which. pIolungsd
backwards. enters The Sur. u may have
BEEN The comet of 1908 az 1889. or bath.
and IN this case somsihIug like 4 shock.
Or rrbnund. snnsl have occurred q ihIs
perlhslian passage. which has changed the
orbit into hypeIpnls. pss.lng through
the Sun. Mheneser sh.ck 81 NO DO.
dies takes place. Of which one 10 considers
I'd ss6Isd. ihr Subsequent pa'h 81 The 9th.
rr prolonged bsekssFds, passes through
The fs,. We repeat ., lhsi We offer
these ,iews II The sahjrei as suggestion.
merely. and hope tina, o,hers Will be nor.
inIiunsis IN srris,Rg II tie posldve Ger
iasn'y. The prrIuThaIIoRs have not been
camlrird. ID - hardly possible that they
can have pradlced hi, sllrIauen Of the
arbn. lfsueh an SHERATON HIS actually
.sksn place. the powerful rrsI.,snre # .
mediam near The snn--or aclusl contact
'snh the suns sima,phsrs can, alone, &C
count for a."
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Il remarkable Faef.-We learn Iron
The New York journal Of Commerce IAN
t'-Ta,iG parrrl llai the prize Of cotton
goods are non i~en,y per cent. cheaper
IN tbs county Than IN England; and. IS
. consequences Of u. goods manufactured
Al In~sl. Massachusetts, are shipped To
Manchester, Enalsad. where, alter pay
ing The Bntsh duty ri 10 per cent, they
.tlll make FAIR rr"6 ! Does no, this
f.c' demonstrate that the duty On The
English goods IS nnt far upon the A ne.
rran consumer -" Aye. bus" say. the
Free Trade nan. " IL prose. that son can
e., along wilhont rfo,eciise duties slso.' -
81 il Dies; >" tar a. tina, article ~ con-
cefntJ. noW thai the child kas become a
MAJ; but DIES u ptny. tia. whea ~ YVES
a chld. II dm nj n, ell The AID of some
friendly hand 10 sn.is'n il. 6rst feeble el.
fotis To- walki Had our colun rnanulac.
lures nh rerrissd this support when The =
here IN their infancy. Ibev cnuIJ nereT
haze 'eacLed sfaie Of maturity. aud in
sIs al af new selling here 90 per cent.
below The English pncr., we should hsve
been. er neeessitaie, rompsllej 20 pay the
English prices tor such go"ds-20 pei
cent. higher noD Than The American; "a
shirhst least 20 percent. sddlionai IN q hi
have been added. for the absence nf Ame.
s'csR compe'I'i"n. enabling the foreign
lnnp"PoI'sis I" ex,"r, their own prize!
WHIP, stranger proof cen be sdt!uced IN
favor ~ The w'Iny of moderate prorec.
IKE -dnlir-. even Il chepness to the con.
sumner were tire only thing to b. con.
Snlied! Ye, Pr j.d,ce and Parn, ansl,l u
have blind eyes. aud deaf ear!
Lynchburg Hirgiains.
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We learn from the 81 Louis Era tina,
a man named Harsh Holiday was com
mit,ed to prison a, that place On the l4th
instant, on awarran, frorn Judge of The
United states District Court in Louisiana,
charged with being concerned in The theft
of the Treasury notes from the custom
house in New Orleans. lie was arrest
ed at Cairo, and taken 10 ST. Louis by a
deputy marshal ef Louisiana. Some
twelve thousand dollars in specie were
fouad upon him. Il is said that some ol
the cancelled Treasury notes have been
traced To him as having passed them.
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Shameful Doiags ia PHILADELPHIA
The B.ltmere sun ssy.--i'hs hr'ek-
maker. oi Phllad.lphIs have turned ou'
against The emplW ers either fnr higher
wages or In prescn, reduction Of wages.
II 70 al well enough Tor msn 10 refuse TO
work for less than ,hsy deem their lsbnr
worth. aud The Iiehi minded will ever
jusihy any class Of men IN resisting OPP
prs.snu. Bat m man ran jnsuiy such
conduct a. the j"usnr, men bnckmaser'.
m our SISTER cry, have been GU l'y al.
Ever, ACTOR IN n" d spraceful prnceed-
ing. an account ii which we copy tom
he Ledger. deserves 10 be punished 70
he iull extent oil the l.w:---
Shameful OutrGgc-Inceniiarism IN
broad daylight -Oa Tus siay ailein"oa.
between 3 aud A. rlwk. the large steam
hrics mannisc ory Of James Harper IL
Son'. on the Gays Ferry road. near the
arsenal. vac, with an adjoining brick
dauhls dwelling, sn,r.ly destroyed by
fire. and alsn al the shedding aud out.
houses. Previous ~ the FIRE. large ho
dv Of jaurnsymcn hrirkn .kers entered
the prrmists and pulled dawn sumo OF
the frame buildings. Iook om the ma.
rhinefy from the iartory and btnke !, 10
pieres. The sheds snllieft standing. with
the lumber. were &c, on fire, and in shuh
time the whole we're rnSelopsd IN flames
aud completely destroyed. The parry OF
men committing the outrage pushed t'''r
"irkedness sill iur,ber. nv resisting the
tn"r's of the ftemen ~ arrest The coniia.
gtai'on. The Diigeut engine company
was met on the way 10 The FIRE and an At
temp, made IL take tiriI apparsW. from
them. or lorre ih.m 10 Trii,aansh their
de ign 10 proceed To the fire. The L'ss
i. ar'a, though the M-ssrs. lila per we've
p rua'lv. u net inliy insured. The bofv
Of men subsequently, lef the ground ~
pr"rts.'oh. AZ Tar rs We ran learn. n"
arrests were m ,je Of ihnse who pa'ucips-
ted IN The aff,ir.
We learn. that m the day before, they
male an assault, upon John T.. Smith,
hnrkmsker, while N wagon with t""
OF hi. hro,hers. IN which one ~ the Smiths
was injured. They also cnmminsd Sn
as.anl, nom Mr.. Wr.kham, brickma
krr IL KeDsRston. aud rode him Hp"n
rail. They continued their anraaes nf'
IN ii'n III. To save himself from sefn,"s
sNm. be signed . paper. agreeing to it''f
proposed terms,
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VERY RICH.

Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, one of the
most rabid and INSCRIPTIONS Locofocos
in the Union. is opposed for Congress BY
@. A. Henry. esq, thorough and talent
edWhig. WHO'S "using mp" the said John.
son, pery essentially. wherever they go.
Atalate meeting in Charlotte, as we learn
from letter 10 the Nashville Wing, John
son spoke very vehenenlly agains. The
contingent appropriation which was made
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We find the following 10 Me New Or.
leans TrnpIe nf The 24Ih NAV:

we Ind The iollowinR ~ We New Uf.
leans TrnpIe If The 24Ih Ms,:
Astounding RUmor.--Fos q week
past !, has been whispered abaut % This
city, thai d'a't6rswn BY the Mrxicaa
Government IN favor Of Sam. Houston.
President 81 Texas, Cor issnty 1--we
thausaad dollars, has been aid 81 The
cnunier III one Of The mnst prominent
commercial hnuses in New Orlransi
I've learn inuhsr, thai by ,hs SEM
ship New Yo,k. which sailed on Nom
day evening Tor Galveston. infmnaiion
nf such character was uansm,red 10
Texas IS will lave scarce the shadow u
. doubt up"a The minds Of The people
there, 81 the Truth 81 the rumor which
vas only whispered here. The nsx,
nsws from frxss will be most anxious-
" expected. and may be IraUgh. with 10.
teresL" @..
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Important from Rnea,an The Mex
lean army, of 1000 men. which inva.
ded Yuca,an, and was defeated by the
Yucalecos, has surrendered al discretion.
There was graf rejoicing al Merida in
consequences.
Com. Moore. Of the Texan Navy. has
had an engagement, with iwo Mexican
steamers which lasted three hours, and
ended in the. retreat OF the steamers,
whose loss was not asceriained. Moor =
loss was two killed and four wounded.
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Total, 40, of whom sac survived he" "

BEWARE or CoUNTERFsTrs.-A large
annaber Of eounierfeit Mexican dollars
anl American ausrter-eagles have been
seized by The police. and il il feared that
more Of this !" free trade" currency is a.
Goat. The Mexican doilars are well exc
rated, lthe die being perfeei. bat may he
detected by the peculiar greasy feeling
fl,at distinguishes counterfeit, com. The
aiarter-eagles are Of toe ligh, weight to
deceive any one accustomed 10 handle
she genuine Benton mint drops.
TNeU FORK .4msrieul
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A vote Tor the Presidency was recent.
IL taken 90 board The Alexander SEQ t.
on her uptrip between SIek.burg and
Memphis. The result was-Clsy rs
Jshnsnp &C ,Ihoun S-VAn Buren, A.
and for The CAPTAIN, ONE. Tue vete
oil the Ladies nn bad Was then takeu
aud The vote for Clay was unanimous,
with Que single exception. When tlir
Iaaies are So en,hasIa.uc. 10 The cause o.
any ole msn--its a right good .progno''
tc.
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Mr. n. w u,ilIsld. Charge d'AG.irss
Of The Unned Si.iss "a Belgium, sailed
frnm New York an Mn iay in ,he pack
Q, .hlp Stephen wLllRey inr Liverpool.
on hls rsiurn 10 he MISSION. wnh hls lam
iIy.
The Courier aud Enquirer mentions
the loli"sing cueumstsncr incident 10 hls
departure:
.Onr 81 The rhilJren ri Mr.. Ili;li.Id.
Ch-rgc 20 Belgium. aha sa,l. 4 on Mon.
day, 70 young lad az SIX ,eas. tie had
. suong Discrimination 10 make the yoy-
sge. snd expressed hrs determination Ia
remain behind. Although The ehlId sas
elo.sly watched, he nsn.std o. escape
from his family y the moment 81 smb.r-
ka.ian al Whitehall dork. The .hip y as
detained. mes.erg.rs were despatched 10
tie Maynr's office, snd .eni shout tie
cry. IL sbnul al hours ume he uas DIS
covered in Courtland streri, atenh,tly
examining some prints in sh.P s,ndnw.
The little iugIine wss Imtnedislsly Ie-
stored ~ his anxious family. and went
with them 10 sea-"
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THE TREATY WITH CHINA.--rhe
Hong Kong Gazette states that in the
new treaty between Great Britain ant
China. it is stipulated that British officers
shall alone take cognizance Of offences
committed by British subjects, although
against the natives of China Also, thar
Chinese offenders. against The person and
properly Of British subjects shall be- onIy
punishable by native authority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The Mdisoa Rouge Property, Id
A new and mos. dangerous competitor for
this immense estate has recently been urg
in. her claims in the cour:s of Louisiana.
I'll is the estate unsucessfal.y claimed
by Major General Gaines. The present
claimants Margaret Mason Rouge, as
daughter and heiress to the late Marquis,
and as yet The preliminary portion of the
case has only been reached by the Court,
The 0lachita Courier says:
"Thc question determined by the Cour
at This time does moi go the length Of es-
sablishing the right of the plaintiff TO the
properly of the late Marquis, but clearly
establishes her right TO be considered as
The legitimate daughter anil heiress al
Law Of the deceased, leaving for future ia
yestiga.ion all The various questions Of II
ile 10 particular estates, whether By pur-
chase. inheritance, or prescription"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The Alexandra Gazette says:--" We
learn that discussions between the Van
Buren, and Calhoun portions Of the Loco
Foco party are becoming more open and
decided daily-and Ina, demonstration
win shortly be attempted in Richmond.
on the part Of Mr.. calhoun's friends"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

BIRTH DAY OF rHE ISLAND QpERN.-
This bring The 24ih anniversary of Queen
VICTORIA, her Majesiy's ship Harspitc
at IL N. fired a national salute, which
was repeated By the U s. ship North
Carolina.
The Harspife was decorated with flags
The United States ship hoisled the Bri-
fish flag, as well as her own.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The Wing collectors at Sscke,.'s Har.
hnr and Cape Vincent are removed iron
"ffiee. Twas suspected tia. they were
=" at heart OPPOSED -. Mr.. Tyisrs re-
elecleH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

a Jfoihsr In fsraei--T'he following
Is copy ofan inscription on tomb stone
in Lilchield. Conn.
MARY, wife Of deacon John Euel. esq.
Died Nov. 4. 1868,
Aged 30. ..
She was The molher OF
-; 10 children.
t9i grand children.
274 CIR. grand children.
20 CIR. &C. grand children.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

Traic 2fthe Lakes. II, is estimated 10
one Of lhe B1iT.Io p.pers. that '6s trade
If The isIes Ills year vii exceed 81. 900.
900. H.. ..