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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Ma. CLAY AT HosE.-TEe Standard
labors hard 10 prove that Mr. Clay Is moi
the shoiss ofihe Wing party; iha, Judge
h'IIssa'or Gen. Scott is stronger Than
he; and this The Standard week after week
repeats. Notwithstanding the Wings fEom
Maine TO Louisiana, and from Delaware
10 The far Wet, are unconscious Of any
diviaon in lhrir ranks, and arr. perfectly
unanimous, as they believe. in favor Of
Mr.. Clay. In his last paper The editor
has new conceil. Kentucky. he says.
sends ten members 10 Congress, Eve Of
whom are Wings and Eve Democrats I;
therefore, should The election 90 10 the
House, Mr.. Clay " cannot get The vote of
his own staie;" and i" with Kentucky pa
rniyzed, and Mr., Webster against him.
what can Harry Of The West accomplish"
In his has,e 70 get Mr. Clay out Of the
way, The editor seems 10 have forgotten
one Of The Fundamental principles profes.
sed by his party--ihe supremacy the
people Al The late election the votes
show that large majority Of the people
'of Ken'ucly are Wigs; and the majority
will be greatly increased when The name
Of Henry Clay comes before them for the
Presidency. There will not therefore be
any doubt as 10 de choice Of the siae.
And does the Standard, who boasts of
having always been Democrat, and who
is so shocked by the very idea Of Wing
failing TO obey instructions, does he talk
Of the state Of Kentucky being paraiysed,
because one half Of her representatives in
Congress happen 10 be Democrats! l.
this the consistency Of the Standards De-
mocracy, thus 10 smother the voice Of The
people! But the editor Of the Standard
should not thus flailer himself; kentucky
will not be paralysed. One a, leas, Of
the Ave Democrats, in order 70 secure his
own election, pledged himself before the
people 10 vote for Henry Clay, il The
election went TO the House Of Represen-
,atives. In any event. therefore, Mr..
Clay will get The vote Of Kentucky. And
the Standard may put i, down in his book
that Massachusetts will also go for Mr..
ely against any candidate which The Lo-
cos can bring into the field, even though
"every indication seems 10 favor the be-
lief that Mr.. Webster is for Msl.ean."
I, may be tina, Mr.. Websler's jealousy Of
Mr.. Clay has caused some disafection
towards that statesman, but he will not
pursue a course-so suicidal as 10 permit
himself to be used as cats paw 10 the
Locos. II the editor does no. desire 10
be overwhelmed in disappointment, we
would advise him not to place any hope
for the success Of his party upon such
false premises.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28
Obif2r,rx.

Died. in this county. on Sunday last.
alier short illnoss, capt-in JONI Carr
FIs. an enierPrising citizen. aged aLou.
40 years.
Died, in This county. on Tuesday night
last, Nancy ELLEN, daughter Of Mr.. A.
q. Murdoch, very interesting and pro-
missing child, aged about Eve years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

kagnaimify cfa Revolutionary Ee.
ro.--l'he Uailed States Government hav-
ing recently allowed Nathan Bees, Esq.,,
Of New lla,en. Conn. the srrests Of a
pension due him, smounlipg 10 $4,000.
the old veteran magnanimausly dist ibnt.
ed 'hs amount among those who we're his
credit rs in rs2O. when he IA led IN busi.
ness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

rslsrsburA September 10.
TObsceo-The supplies oealiupe 10 be
large. Tor The close Of The season. INT con-
sist almost exclusively Of low qualities.
with Shirh all markets are oseniockrd.
particularly hose Of The North Of Europe.
%. which Tho exports have been large.
We quote LHgs sl:hO 70 ESQ; Leaf ~:
20 10 6:O04
Wheas-has improved Prime Red.
50 70 80; prime White. 90.
coiloa-ysry lilils doing. Il 81 io7l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Health in NemLsrn. While much
sickness prevails in some parts of the
low country, and in some Of our sister
towns and villages, is admitted on all
hanls that the health Of our own lovely
town has carcely ever been bet er at this
season. That we have some sicknsss is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

- sanloi eonsilsE Is tss e De lem
!. ssaag. = msaning any ding bul :.
i'af Y = positive and oren-monthed man-
asr-. Bot dat all make - difference
@i1h as ws shal sun pursue he ezra
isnor q our say. And 10 doing. - xs
hops here i anshiag Inconsistent si.h
courtesy insiismaing lOsxpase de blan-
defs and missssaenens ofths editor; cor
q % ne fesrwe sh.r hsnndsr ths nsoss-
s'iy Of offending very often. Vixen he
siasdsrd makes miss,alenenls.. ne shall
not ,Prnoanee Them "lies.' or use be
The synonyms i. wang" which 80 much
tekles The fancy % the editor; we shall
lesse both Of these terms Coz lhose whose
use il'sE better suiL We shall pursue
. more becoming. and we trust . more
effective method; we shall. = heretofore.
endeayor 70 props lhr inconeclnesso f his
statements. And.ifIhe editor of the STAN
dard Is moi loo much taken with The adj
of the Rarson II his story 10 heed
any thing Ne may say. We would suggest
% him he Propriely Of Substituting SONG
Thing else in reply 10 che arguments Of his
opponents than. the aiwang" which h.
has been arcusiomej'io use.
IN conclusion VIC would lha.k the edi.
TOR for the amusemcnraifbrded rs by his
story, and in return present The following
fOrhis rdi6calion:
"Jnhn." said good housewife 10 her
spouse, when he returned home from a
public gathering. " wha; makes you look
80 blue. and cast down."
Il am vexed;-neighbor Jenkins cali
ed me lie to-day, and can't stand IT,"
.oh, never mind his ealing yon a lie.
my dear; Tell him 10 prove t."
!. lie did prove il on The spot; and
lha, . why ! dislike il So"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Perhaps some Of Ourreaders may think
that we occupy too large space in our
paper 10 noticing articles that appear in
The Raleigh Standard; bui we have done
so from considerations which, 10 us, seem
fully 10 justify il. The Standard. we
presume, has an extensive circulation, and
the editor, with great deal Of industry
and some ability, fills il with articles
which are well calculated to deceive lis
readers. These articles furnish us with
good texts from which we can discourse
TO our readers on the great principles
which row engage the public attention.
By pursuing his plan We enjoy This ad
vantange: The question being fully pre-
senied on one side, we have nothing 10 do
but TO reply; we can therefore use more
brevity, il not being necessary 10 go
through the whole matter, as il would
be were we to discuss the questions
independent oflilr articles in the Standard.
Moreover, we know tina, our paper is
read bF many who are subscribers to the
Standard, and we have hope .haa what is
said by US will serve as an an,ido,e 10 the
poison that is weekly disseminated
through that print. We hope our readers,
then, will no, look upos th"se articles in
which reference is made 10 the Standard
as matters personal between the editor
and ourselves, for few of them are of that
kind; but generally as discussion of
principles which ough, to be Of interest
10 oil. We look upon the Standard as the
leading Iocofoco paper in the Stale. and
the principles set forth in it as the princi-
pies of tina, party; when, therefore, we
strike at the Standard, we feel that we
are aiming blaw a. The very citadel of
them s,reng h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28
Weekly Almanac.
Bankrupt Sale.

IN Saturday the 7lh OF October next, hal
u sc ] al the court house door Ia this p;see.
Tor cash, TO the highest bidder. the FOL owing
articles, VIZ: vN
One good Silver Patent Lever Watch.
extra JeweIIed, surrendered By william ilur.
kins.
Que very enc dousle.bsrrel ntrcussiesl
Cum with complete shuotiu. apparatus, by e.
VI l.aiimfr
,gohn NJ. Masons interest in he rstsni
light for making Grey's oinlment. bring one
half
ALI Green A. Mangom's right. title. and
iu,errs, in ten or more Negroes, helan2ine to
the estate Of Ezekiel Yrsey decd, for The ma
irre of which interest ste The will OF SAID We.
sey, recordrd.in the clerks tfics Of Orange
County Court.
WALTER A. NORWOOD,
General Assignee in Bankruptcy for Or anQ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

~ THE applicants for final die
Lst- change and certificate must pay of
all costs. and exhibit 10 me prenfs of r~mpI;-
ancc with the law. on or before Monday the
18th Of October nexi, in order that their CAGES
may DO sen, down in tlno for tho Court.
W. a. N.
Sepiemher27. So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SELECTION OF GOVERNOR OF N. JERsEY.-Danei
Haines, Esq, of SUSSEX has received the democra-
tic nomination for the Office of Governor OF New
Jersey for the ensuing year. His principal opponent
in the caucus was James s. Green, (Tyler man, OF
Princeton, who at one ballot received q votes-24
being necessary for choice. Afterihis ballot Hon.
Peter ID. Vroom was unanimously nominated by
the caucus, but he declined. The joint ballot in the
Legislature was to take place yesterday, and Mr..
Haines is doubtless ere this elected. The cores
pondent OF the Newark Daily Advertiser says:--
Mr. Hanes is well known as worthy and re-
spectacle member OF the bar in Sussex county. He
has once or twice represented that county in the
legislative council, which is, believe, the amour,
of his service in public life. The appointment, pc.
lucs aside, is altogether unexceptionable, though
some may think the incumbent rather young and
inexperienced for the woolsack.
II is said that his physicians advised General
Wall that his health would by no means admit his
taking the office, and performing the arduous du-
ties of Chancellor.
The other minor appointments were agreed upon.
Among them is that Of George II. Ludlow as Clerk
of Morris county doubtless a good selection. At
all events, personal friendship always renders the
appointment of a political opponent less pnaccepta-
bic than it would be otherwise. Grant Fitch was
selected for Surrogate Of Sussex. The following
appointments will doubtless be made for Essex,
viz
Judges and Justices-Aaron Coe, David Naar Whte'sr
Lin isley John J. Plume, John Wade.
Judge-Jscob X. Mead, post Master OF Newark)
Jssticss- Henry D Hedden, David H. Noe Jas. Moore
Mats j. Snyder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

lanssssquirss bat ltsls EN-
mefce II the wisdom OF the adminisirstion failed the
intelligence and integrity OF legislation ought long SINCE
to have led these momentous results now spring
ins up from fountain in par, impure. The preserve
ton OF countless millions now lost forever would nave
been the reward fsrty discipline may pledge its nsru
ments to submit stain OF rerudaton rather thanre
ceve the just share the land distribution and pay the
honest debts OF the State but the inquty OF act VIII
serve as beacon TO the country and the word against
the future imitation of the credit system and an excess oil
importations looking to currency for payment t-E1
loud applause greeted the venerable speaker as
ne babe Them farewell for the sixteenth season
wishing them, individually and cole cvely, health,
happiness and prosperity, and good word Tor the
American Institute.
The band played Hail Columbia, and brilliant
display OF fire works by the prize pyrotechnis Edge,
closed the amusements of this interesting evening,
and closing night OF the sixteenth anniversary of the
American Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 26Au Loyal (Br) Roberts Green Turtle
who reported the probable loss Of ships supposed Amr
fa9 that wss asho on the Bahama Banks Also Martin
Gazel'e.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 25-Arr Archibald tiraeie Rice King
EIoHMosD, Oct % : SD Lady Clinton. NYork
Janeiro So
WmMrSsGsr ON SG Oct io7 ar Gen Marion. Sylvester
Island Cd 9th Geo Henry Blakey. New York Electro
CnARLEsroN. Oct 2sAn Merchant, Leslie. Mat,nzs Al,
me bur IS e os 9m New Orleans hound
Waite: NYora sid Peter f,i,riek; Post, do:
s; yhSEAH Oct 23-Cd Exact, johnson, New York; Mary
MoaILn, Oct l8-Arr Teaner Crockett; Mallory Brown
smd Mary kmca lngha% Thom,,.en Susan spoIord
NEw 0SLtass, Oct IaArr Viola Jameson and Allied
and Grotu. Pitcher Boston; Emblem Dyer NYof; H.%pp.
no%asion; Empre"o sa ri. HeuisUs from
OK reported below Sstu ", has since been blown off
gu II 81 y9hn Johnson Tampeo Also Washington.
Wetumpka, from Noble for New York, Oct II, off the Tor
Mary Wilks Z days from Baltimore for Barbados oct2,
Foreign Ports
ds foiad " So Chester .i Roba. ss6
D klss.TsS Jam ost ILL port Grand Turk from Norfolk;
Mstanz,s mr. baden Alexandria Passed goiag in Orb,
Waits, from Baltimore Also in port, Treaty, Barnard from
DO schr Phoenix from Norfolk 2lst Sept and sid s2d
ior hases- M well 49, .
PoaT M,RI,, Sept 23-Arr Flruran Bra scum. Norfolk
FALMourH ia no d,e-An olivia BricLelI Webster from
rs, fhiiade phs '' VII" "e' CARGO GOV "oO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

MARSHAL BERTRAND received the compliments OF
many hundreds Of our fellow citizens yesterday by
introduction, at the Governors Room, through the
hands OF the Mayor. The crowd assembled on the
steps gave him three cheers as his carriage moved
from the Hall In the afternoon he visited the water
works. and several Of the public institutions OF the
city, and in the evening, attended the Park theatre
On Monday he visits the Navy Yard, Governors
Island, and the North Carolina, and after attend
ing the dinner of the French residents, next week,
departs for the north, visiting West Point on his
route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

ROCKWELL AT NIBLo's.-The enterprIsng Niblo
has made arrangements with Rockwell to give a
series Of equestrian entertainments at the garden.
The plan of the arena is 10 be similar 10 Francons,
Paris. strong troupe, with stud of 80 horses,
are engaged. and the first Performance will take
place on the 18th November next. Success to the
horses say we.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
Sales OF STOCKS at PhiIadelphia.

sycoSD BOARD Oct. 26-s2so state SIS co., slc0 Read.
ing RR, bonds, s47, S. shas Whining RR, lof; 30
Camden Amboy r r. 81; do s7t; l do Pennsy lvania
Bib, 2o2 50 10 2)23; 10 do Reading II bdshl7
ssFIn>T BOARD Oct. 27-lO0 shas Union Blk. Tenn CO.,;
$500 Lehgh 6s lsi5 81; 80 shas Girard Bk 6l a. do
Philadelphia Blk, s5; 1900 City 5 1852 I02 TO- shares
Wilmington RR l6g; % Penna Blk, 2oa do 200; 5000
State bs 6o4 10 600 State SIS, 6oa; $4,000 Reading
BIDS, Convt sa7 66 I20 State &c. 1885, new ann CO; 10
shas schuylkill Nav 36a do Philadelphia BIZ, IS; do
Gas Blk 20t; $3.50 schuylkl Nav SIS 1885, 50; $1,000
SCA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

CHATHAM THEATRE.-We take pleasure nre com
mendlng our readers, and all. to visit the Chat
ham Theatre to nigbt-the occasion being the part
ing beue Of Yankee Hill, as he leaves on Monday
for New Orleans. he Plays ia three Of his bee,
pieces. Miss Rallia and Miss Darlington both give
bali dozen dances OF the most finished order
The pantommsts appear for the last time in the
new piece Of the Ocean Imp, which has proved SO
popular and attractive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

uy- CLINTON HALL-MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION r~Mr Megens, Prot, ssor of T. ocutlon
nos the honor tSinform this er ligh,ened commupHy
that h, intends on Monday eveoig txt 3Oh instant Al
hall pth seven o'clock, to deliver at the Hall Lee.
u1e on ne scienccof Reading and Speaking, and TO IL
peare, Milton, Pope aud Byror. The reader will nleasa
TO consult the programme Tickets Of admission bo
ay street. "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

NV CoUNTETrElTs.-We have seen counterfeit
Ten dollar bill Of the North River Bank, altered
rom genuine two. Alterations are well done, bu
The genuine bills Of the denomination Of $40 have
on the two corners Of one end the word TEy, and
on the other two he number X; while IN the false
bis all the four comtr. have on them the head Of
Washington as in the two dollar bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

MYSTERIES OF New YoRK--We are persuaded
that the Mysteries of Paris" are not TO be com
pared at all TO the "Myseries of New York." when
the latter properly and tastefully revealed
Take, for instance, the reports in this days paper
We have also the report OF case in the Surogae's
Court, in which Col. Webb figures, that is as rich
as any thing from Eugene Sue. II is a case Of le-
gacy hunting-and will be given in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

CHARLFs +. Mitchell PARDoNED. Governor
Bouck yesterday psrdoned Charles F. Mitchell, ex-
member OF Congress, who was sent to the State
PRISON for three years for forgery. lie has been
confined nearly year. The cause that prompted
the pardon, was his rapid decline by consump.
ton, which 1t is supposed will soon terminate his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

ny-The trial of Palmer Ricketts, editor OF the
Cecil Wing, for the murder of Amos T. Forward, in
August last, is now in progress at Elkton, Md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

DECREASE OF EMIsRAToN.--Thisyear 20 74i emf
g ants have arrived at Quebec. Last year 43 500
arrived Against this year % 955.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

MISSOURI u. $ SENATcR.-It is said that Gov
Reynolds has appointed Judge Atkinson, Democra.
tic, Of Platte county, United States Senator, in
place of Mr. Linn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

LECTURES ON ELocUTIoN.-Mr. Masenis, a dis
tngushed professor in the art Of rhetoric, proposes
to give series OF lectures, to commence next Mon.
day. See advertisement. We hope he may be
very successful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

GOVERNOR BoUok will remain al Howards' Ho
tel until Tuesday morning, when he leaves for Al
bany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

ILLEGAL VonNs.-Robert Dale Owen, has been
indicted in Harrison county, Indiana, for illegal
voting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

Do Adams & Co. have again given us Boston
papers ahead Of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

NOMINATIONS FOR ASsEMBLY.-Ihe democratlc
delegates 10 nominate members of Assembly met
last evening at Tammany Hall, and selected the
following candidates, which completes their ticket:
VIM Shaer, 9th Ward.
John T. Ross 18th Word.
George s. Mann, 18th Ward.
the following the names of the persons pre-
yiousy nominated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28

JOHN G. STEVENS.
P. s.-Knowing that the atsness OF the season would
be the Washsn choose the 9Th
November being obliged to take out the ioremast from
its being badly sprung.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-08
[runLIc-No. 2l.l

AN ACT TO permit the entry Of merchandise re-
covered from shpwreck in certain cases, free from
duty.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tire, # the Uned Saies Of .4m<rioa tn Congress assem-
bied That whenever any ship or vessel laden with
merchandise, 10 whole or in part, subject to duty
shall be- shall have been, sunk in any river, har-
bor bay waters, subject to the jurisdiction of the
United States, and within its limits, and shall have
remained 80 sunk for the period Of two years, and
shall he abandoned by the owners thereof any per-
son or persons who may raise such ship vessel,
shall be permitted to bring any merchandise recover
ed thcrcrom into the port nearest 10 the place where
SAID ship vessel was raised, free from the pay
ment Of any duty tbereupon, and without being
obliged to enter the al the custom house. under
such rules and regulations the Secretary Of the
Treasury may prescribe.
Approved March Sd, ls43.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-08

To pay widows peeaions under the act Of juno
thirty onc thousand eight hundred and thirty -four,
lncludmg mol only thoss WHO are now on the rolIs,
but those who may be added for The rst half year Of
one thousand eigtl hundred and fortylhrce,) the
said first day Of July, three thousand dollars and
the said first day of January three thousand dol
lars
To pay The caims of widows and orphans, under
the act OF March third, thousai eight hundred
and thrtyseven, the said frat day Of July, eight
~, eight thousand dollars.
Approved, March 81, I643
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-08
[puBl.lc-No. 26. |

AN ACT to set aside certain reservations of lands
on account Of live oak in the southeastern district
district Of Louisiana.
he & enacted BY the Seais aud House Of Reucsensa-
tires o the United States Of .41rca in Congress
bed, That the reservations made by the United States
in thousand eight hundred and thirty Of lands
situate in township thirteen, range twelve east town
ship fourteen ranges twelve and thirteen east town
ship fifteen, range thirteen east; township ak
teen, range iixteen east and township seven
teen, range sixteen east in the southeastern district
of Louisiana, account Of the live oak supposed to
grow thereon, be set aside and annued; and that
any persons entitled to presumption under the exist
ing laws, within the limits Of tho said townships, be
admittedIto make their proofs and complete their
titles, in the manner il the reservations for
live oak had not been made.
Approved, March Sd, l643.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-08
fpunLrc-So. PSI

AN ACT making appropriations for the payment
OF navy pensions due on the first day Of July one
thousand eight hundred and foriy-threc, and on
the first day OF January, one thousand eight hun
dred and foriy-four.
BE IL enaoiedby The Senate and House Of R,preanio.
tires ofhe United States Of .9meroo in Congress Assem-
bed, That the following sums be, and the are
hereby, appropriated out Of any money in the Trea-
,ury not otherwise appropriated for the payment Of
the navy pensions which will become due on the first
day Of July, one thousand eight hundred and forty
three and on the first day Of January, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-four
To pay the invsIids now on the rolls, land those
who may be added during the first half year Of one
thousand eight hundred and forty-threc,) on the
said fret day Of July twenty thousand dollars and
the said first day Of January, twenty thousand dol
lars.