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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

WANTED-A eident French Ass tant; also, Classical
durinr ,his month tS2is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28


nents of their wardrobe would do we'll CALL ~ our
assortment OF the extensive IN the CITY, as vaioa
the changes of fashion, embracing s the different styles ef
French Elastic Cassmeres Of the choicest patterns ol when
hs establishment has become celebrated Strangers and
others visiting the city particularly invited to call and ex-
anime themselves and Test the above assertions by PATRON
iIrg an exclusive cash house.
deviation in prices and strict P4nstsal.y o9se5'sd IN
,itliuy orders. j.. T.. bOO1h II y w. JV<3 lsu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
Passengers Arrived

air will continue through the day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28
JOSIAH Richards, Auctioner!.
| SANGS, RICHARDS & PLATI -Stors

4 UCTlON NOTICE.-Sole Leather-J. NJ
c At hs store sr OF OF james Pep s 10 ~.
zoe ,das oak aud hemock tanned Sole Leather. OF various
.i1nage,. lau2S tits. New.Yotk, Aug. 18th, lst3.
1AA GOLD WATCH will be sold al Auction
H nsbv J. SIMPSON IS Chaham-s,ree, on Thursday
SS.s,,7 the jlSt lust, AZ 10 A. NJ aus Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

NJ To Cure Weak and Unnamed Eyes or
!s-the Roman Eye Basan th- very best dpIlicd,
that be made viii cure the most severe case &
Prce 25 cents For sale By DAVID SANDS x CO., Y
513 R,o,dya- eu23 miS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-28

as TO ill all orders in future with pIomptness.
feature in the establishment which must commena IL 10
those requiring articles for immediate the 10
ur stock OF first quality ready MADE Gar
looms Vests Office Goats, Travelling FIocks, Dressing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

TruER's pRosPEcrs.-lt is known 10
our readers, that The "acting President"
has most shamefully been engaged Tor
some time past in counting the favor oil
the Democratic party 10 procure The no
mina,ion for the Presidency. lie seems
to be repulsed on every eide; and his dog
ged perseverance, must excite most So
vereign contemp, for him in the minds Of
the honest portion Of the party. AT the
recen, celebration Of the Anniversary OF
American independence in Philadelphia,
the following sentiment was announced
as having been sen, by Mr.. Buchanan:
The National Erehequer-As DE
mocrats. we were deeply indebted 10 John
Tyler for his two Bank yetoes, but whilst
our gratitude was glowing. he cancelled
the debt, by urging upon US Government
Bank more dangerous TO liberty than el
Their Of the Banks he had vetoed"
Alas! poor Yorick! Such thumps as
this ought TO bring him 10 his senses.
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TcIRcULAR.1
Office of Finance, Jan. slh. us

Office 81 Finance, Jan. sih, i7s2.
Dear Sir: | have lie honor n trans.
nit h"reaith an ordinance passed by the
United States in Congress assembled The
ihlriy-6ru day NJ December. 1881, incor-
poratine the Subscribers 10 the Baak Of
Nor'h America. together With sundry re-
s'luti ms recommending TO the several
States to pass sach laws ss they NAV
judge necessary for giving The said ordi-
nance lis full operation. The resolutions
Of the 26Ih May Last. speak 50 clearly 10
the paints necessary 10 be established by
those laws. that | need mol enlarge on
them. Should an, thing mnre be neces-
sary upon experience. the President and
Directors will no doubt make suitable sp.
plics,ions 10 Congress or TO the Stat =
respectively as The ra'e NAV require. l,
affords me great satisfaction to inirom
your ExcslIency tina, this bank commence
ed its operations yesterday. and am
COMPLIANT v ith proper management il will
answer the sangnine expectations OF ihose,
who befriend the Institution. /, will IA
Gilt lie the management Of The Finances
OF the United Stairs. The several States
may when ,hcir respective necessities re
quirs, and The abilities II the Bank will
permit, derive occasional advantage and
accommodations from il. II will afMd
10 the individuals Of all the States a me-
dun Tor th,ir intercourse viii each n,h>
er, and for The payment Of Taxes m re
con, enien, than the preciaus metals and
equally safe. Il vii have tendency TO
increase both The internal and external
commerce Of North America. and un-
doubtedly will be infinitely useful to all
the Traders of every State in the Union.
provided, as I have already said, i, is con.
Quoted on the principles al equity, justice,
prudence and econnnomv. The present
directors bear characters that canno, fail
/, inspire confidence. and as The C"rP"'
ration 10 smenable TO the laws. Power
can neither ssnc,ify any Improper con
duet, nor protect the guilty.. Under a
full conviction Of these t''ingsI shall stand
excused for recommending in the strong
est manner this we'll meant plan to all the
encouragement and protection which y"ut
State can give. consistently with wis.
dom and jnstice.
have the honor tn be, with great res
pect. your ex"ellency's most obedleot and
humble serv ant, ~
RO3T. MORRIS.
Ills Excellency, the Governo: ct The
State Of North Carolina.
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asslnai 7: 4 he S'dslsl Wtlg Ca
We EsH ihis iaFii.tiau, ssusa bVth-
hh.gs - hAlisd. lPhis i Ne Mh... 5,
ne Dnisu. - sssPsad - si.s as..,a..ii..
q he MAG Asns..l csassss...a .h,..,
~sss a bsiis0rs - Msy nsx.. .sIl ).
eifeuisisd Iron hsins . P.ss.ds. it..n
sls Ansnbe % NE O.egua. We .rs All
assure II NE iafnsncs .hnh ne kfa..
Censsniion Al Bslrmorr ID 1870 hsd on
90 ne Wig parry; assoxlansns weIs
sssrs enisssd inls. lrm ndshlEs laSmsd,
eoffesPeadsness sfranged. epasloas ~
issehsngsd, and psomisss slssa shseh
acLd 40 ms bsnd and cemsnl u he an
{ &c Hsrnsoa patty tLtsashoullLe Unioa.
Il vas The hr.i gl.ni sDp.l.e llssn u lss
avalanche 81 le40; ne 6ssl .. rsll Of he
ball mich crushed Loevlorism IN ia
onsafd Course; The Lsxhgioa Il he mo-
cal and pCl iiesl rsyolullon u he people
sgslnst lhsir taskmsslsGs aad opp. sssos..
The inii'aiivn 70 fxlsndsa 10 uah. ua-
ded eordnlily, and ne lrusl Il oil Be &C.
rsPled 20 ihs same spIrll ol Ir.lsan.I kind
mess. Weak O0r Whig b,s.hr.n u lhs
press 10 be bearers Of lhs rsqursl sh.eh
Philadelphia city aud s0unly n.ses 10
I e Wigs Of the Unlon. sne 10 pramn..
c . through lh,ir eulsnls uai s.ssy
arrangement viii be made ior Their CON-
i0n and coasenleLes. Come one, cone
all! aud here lsl ss sslaly sas. .hose
bonds Of auIly and kihdness sh,eh ue.eI-
cry has bsen unable 10 suadsr. aud which
ZINE can never impair !-Phiia. Forum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27
PROPOSED NATIONAL MASS
CONYEN ZION.

At the Wing C.lebra.'on oil the late
National Anniversary in the cry and coun'
" Of Philadelphia the following appears
s'n"ng the published proceedings: ,
"P,ior 10 The adj urn'nen, the follow
ing resolution wa. offered BY JAMES :.
WALLACE. E~q. and carried amidst the
mos, nuhuunierl acclamat,on:
Rcsolue,i, Tat the Walss o. Phl'a'
delphia tender an invitation 10 The w 'ss
Of The WHoLE uSIoN To meet IN Crane
Aass (onpeation on the 4'b oil Joi .
1874, al / d-,.enieuce Square. In tilt
ely OF rh,l .delphl4. 10 tesfona 10 'he
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N0tice----Taxcs.

sN%A W.
= shall attend at the following times aud pa.
" ccs for the purpose Of collecting the Tex
due tor the year isa2.
Monday 81 July, at Jesse Dnrhan.'s
Tuesday the 4lh, al John Newlln's
"Wednesday the 5,h. at Ruffin's Mill,
Thursday The Glib, al Mtehsci Albrighi's
Friday the 7lh, at Ge"rgc Patterson
Saturday the esh, al Co. Nm. A, Carrigah's
Monday the 10Th, at John S. Turrentin,'s
Tuesday the ilIh. al George Faueeits
Wednesday The 18th, at Ghesiey F. = m cts
Thursday The l3,h, al the late Jau.es Hutch {.
sous
Friday the I4ih. at Gabriel B. LEES
Saturday III. 18th, al Mason Hall
Monday the 9Th al Hillshoronsh,
Tuesday the 18Th. at Chalk Level
"Wednesday the 18Th, al MIS-. MsKre's aas s
Thursday the 2rih. AT Abncr Parkers
Friday The 2ls,. at William Iirscon,b 3
Saturday the 22d at Harris Wiikerson's
Monday the gath. at wm. N Prah's Store
Tuesday the 25ih, al Jos phi l.. Morit g's
Wednesday the 26lh, a, VI illiam Trice's
Thursday tho 9th, >, Chapel Hill
Friday the 28tn, at Thomas Longs
Monday the 3isi, al Pukney Skies
Tuesday August LIST, in tiillsbor.ugh, TO col
lcct the Town Tax. *r
sCP The Justices appointed TO take the Ii, Is
of taxabl,s for IS43 viii attend at the above
times and places; aud every person falling l."
give in his list is SUBJECT by law TO pay a doG-
bic lax, aud the Sheriff Is bound to collect H.
Puncinalliiy is expec,.dh by all,
JAMES C. TURENTINE. Sh'6.
June 7. .. IL
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WHITEwAsH.-The following mixture,
it is said, will make whitewash that will
not rub of. We do not vouch for it; bu,
our friends can try il: /" Mix half pail
Of lime and water ready to pu, on the
wall, then take gill of wheat flour, mix
it up well in very little cold water. then
pour boiling water over it I'LL it thickens.
Pour it into the whitewash while hot and
stir the whole together"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27
From The Raleigh star.
UNITED STATES BANK.


A Trend has plared 10 our hands lie
following original copy Of elreul.r adj
dressed 10 the Goyrrnnr n tins State by
Rnbi. Morris. esq. enc Of lie lllusIious
ssners oflhs Declaration Of Independence.
aud The mOst Distinguished linsnciet then
10 Ameiics. 10 behslf Of The Bank IL
Nor,h Amerca, chartered by The Cnr-
eress oil the Conledersey. Il will lie
seen lh,i this illusinous palrio, takes
strong grounds IN favor 81 Niuonsl
Bank, aud presents in brief. clsar and
fotcible manner. the most conclusive rea.
sons for establishing such On institution.
HIS circular Will be read with much In
leresi and profit by The public Al This day.
and viii s'rrnly rebUke The popiaj.y 20.
l'rcians, ahn srempt ~ prejudice the
minds Of the people against a National
Bank BY denouncing u ssa federal Wing
measure. 80.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

Mr.. Fan Buren ia ITrginia.-The
Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer s'a'es
that he has been advised by one Of the
Democratic Central Committee of this
state, " as the result of his best inves,iga-
tion," that the committee stands at about
nine (whose first choice is Mr.. Van Blu
ren) to six Whose first choice is Mr.. Cal
houn.) The Enquirer evtiently thinks
that Mr.. Van Buren, is sure to get the vote
of Virginia in the nominating Convention.
and we think he is very nearly right in
his conjeclures. Pet. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

LnUrsIaSA.-1he election Cor Repre-
sen,a.ives ia Congress from this state
,ook pIare on the ID ms ant. and resulted
n die election Of Messr. Slidefi. La
branrhe. Dawson. and Bossier. al De-
mocrals. The vote was . very small
oas. In one district, Il is said. where
the Wings in 1870 had . majority Of
1890, the aggregate vote Of both parties
will no, exceed 1000! The Wings in
Louisiana seem 10 be but little discoursg-
Ell BY Ibis result An intelligent cores
conlen, % the National fnielligencer in
New Orleans, says: /. With al The recent
events flesh before u. Louisiana Is
Hnig. Hhig 10 The core, and in 1914.
when we viii have cArsE and cASDI-
pArE lha, will arouse the party. you will
see how she viii shake Lneofoeoism from
her skirts and scatter il TO The four winds
Of heaven" . Ia July. 1914. You shall
keM the FIRST Wing gun booming long
and loud from her over the land as you
did in July. $780,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

Rebellion IN Minois.-The s.. Louis
Era. ri The evening Of The 5,h. says:
1.-Two hundred city n. nf Gales caun-
", Illinois, hare re.olssd in public meet
ing that no heed should be paid 10 tie
decisions Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. setting aside The sppra;se-
meni law Of lllinnis; that all officers be
advised moi 20 carry out surh decision in
the sale Of pnrpsftv; tha, they be asked
10 resign their offices II they rannni com
ply with such recommrnda'ion; that they
lihe people, will oppose Them by oil fair
and mild means. and If that will not do.
they will oppose them by force Of arms
and all other means in their power; that
committees be sppnintedtn ascertain from
such Officers, whether they will per.is,
In such sales or resign their places; that
the meeting app int officers o. carry ou,
the resolutions; that The decisions Of The
Supreme Cont is regarded a. unjust, and
not binding IN The people of Illinois; and
that they pledge their lives. fortunes, AID
sacred honors 10 sustain their ,resolu-
TONS"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

"a sislss, NJ Danisl proposes - =,
usiy, unlssI i Sc : Suh.Tuasary, and
do De PsoPis have eolasmssa = uosss
thsa nothing.
weassPiss dis hOllow-hsazsd nsshod
q ns-sing a question. why dos No.
Mr.. Dsaisl and his ftisad q he s,sndard
hare he rasdOsr y say. shss his shing
Il asking the Prirns properly Of The
stockholders responsible Cor he issues q
he Baak. i secondary consideration
.noag ne details u The plan, which may
ven be lrsl 70 me disrreiiaa Of Congress
20 adopt or reiess-dnat de question Is.
Hank or no Ba.k; or. . Bank Of : Sub
Treasury. Le' this question 90 10 ihs
oeople. snd Ihsre VIII be bnl liille diff
eul,y in deciding il. The fari Is. they
an. afraid 70 meet il; and consequently
they seek % erade il By making up other
issues.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

AVIslr rRoa HESRg Clay We learn
from The Register of Friday last, that Mr.
Clay intends visiting North Carolina in
the course Of the next Spring. This will
be welcome news 10 The Wings Of The
state; and such reception as this great
statesman will meet with. will be unpa.
rilleIed in our pas, history. We have
no, space this week for the interesting
correspondence between him and the
committee Of invitation, but will give it
in our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27
From the WING Clarion.
yyIlICS MISSISSIPPI.


We have rarely been more refreshed
than in locking over the proceedings OF
Wing Convention lately held in Jackson,
Mss. There was large attendance Of
d,s,in ynished Wings oftha, disgrseed aud
dawn-trodden State. Among Those pre-
sent. were Biugapan. Chairman. lodge
Shatuck. Judge Shul'ng. >. 5. ftennss'
]. S. Yerger. Wm. Yerger, Gen. Patrick
Henry. aud Andre W kn"x. The rf'"c''
pal objec, Of the Convention seemed TO . se
to d, $, gnate candidates for the Stale ON
GERS. They however discussed other mat
,rrs, and among other Resolutions VIE
the following: -.
Resoioei. That il i. the opln'"' al 'n''
CoDven,i ". thn The pretended regafd io'
%. eri,y. by " i'h those oppose ! 10 'ns
pa u, %, VI the Uui,a Bank bonls sseS
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A Hard Ht.-'rhe last number OF
Ksndall's Exposition, speaking OF certain
attacks made on the editor by the New
Orleans Morning Herald, says:
"lt is a little curious, that al the very
moment we are attacked from that quar-
ter, the friends Of Mr.. Calhonn IN Louisl-
ana are attempting to satisfy the Sugar
Planters there, that Mr.. Calhoun is IN la
vor If the incidental protection OF Sagar!'
Mr.. Calhoun's friends will find IL hard
10 get rid of that ssDees letter Of their Ia
vorite, which discourses so sweelly OF the
writer's swee, feelings, in regard 10 that
sweet interest. That letter "piled on
the saccharine little too mountainous
to he consistent with the writer's horror
of I" incidental protec ion."
Pet. Mtti
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Mail Advancement.

THE Raleigh Mail closes on suldays, Tues
days, aad Fridays. Al 10 u'cIack. a NJ
The Western or Gsreashornash Mali clos .
On Sundays, Wednesdays. and fridays. NJ s
o'clock, p. ~. The Franklinioa Mail a..
.es on Monday evening al 0 .'cl, ck. The
Logs Mills Nail rlnses IN Wednesday ever
log az 8 o'clock. The q. ashatg Mil closes
On rhnrday evening 81 o'cinrk, And The
Oxford Mail closes On Thursday evening al .
o'clock.
TIl0S. CLANCY, Pm.
July 10. 81 CIV
P. S. The Post oifise 10 removed 10 NJ ,jor
P-lner's Hotel T.c.P M
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Dissolution.

llfIcKl.L Il NORWOOD beg cave le ten.
- der their grateful acknowledgements fr
the liberal patronage exlradsd "a then aud
az the hsm has been dissolved By mutual con-
sent, they rqaesl those indebted 10 lhem 10
call and close their &C nnals.
The business will - fnlnre be carried ON rs
A. Mi kI.E. who ~ll keep ennsisnlly on
haad good supply of GROl ELIEs, aud al
other ariicles in has line.
July i9. SO
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Vic O - I'D ID.

Mhl6s OF t7za And ihia
+ WsHoay AZ a.nszs1 iai,sssdas o.
rsEfaph. from shs Bad RISER gussssl.
n-eii.Asd q Wslsrless 80 Sssksss HsI-
haar. Nee YEA.
TAs Tinr Drsserasie Sssoessian -
Psuy Burdlrk. sea sh..us si-esy years a
sc. hsinG n Oaustiaad fsa.aty. n his
ssss. wha served nader Wsskine.an. !.
aas q ne masi rsmsskahls &c ne sus-
siEiae Revolutionary Here's. Frees N
isfm. wrh an anarlleet nnighsv amid lhe
Euins a ace. rommsndsag. vi amishls
oppression 81 ensaarnanrs. great ranrrs-
sai'nral pessrs. sae ardess psliolism snd
Pis,yi he 10 . living cps l.. saswn ard
rad al al. IN proaf 81 he trndsnrs Of
insusuy. lrmpersaes. and . good eoa
seirnrs. n rEanois lonessity. 90 OIL ..
10 qualify one 10 eater xiihenl FRA % On
uniried stale al bring. 80. Rus1irk ha.
an aeesrsis kaowisdss az Amsfiesn He
tory. and siih masi relsniisr msmary
esn irars rsmsrksbls e~eurssnees since
lhs settlement Of This caasny. In this
rssrert ~s believe him sseand n no man
81 his see. In one pasiIenlsr ~s think
him solitary aad alaee. in The United
States. Ne hss waited. Ne believe. Il
rvery Presidential Election sines the Cor.
nation Of the Governmsnl.-whieh .eie
shsws The nne Demoess,ie Sveressia. :.
The Candidates he voted for. Cor the
Presidency. asre-
George Washington. ,wier; Jshn Adj
ans, nnre; Thomas jefferson. isiee.
James Madison. d., James Monroe. do:
John Q. Adam. do. w. II. Harrison. do.
He says u he is living. he shall ,o,e
fr Henry Clay for the NEXT Presidency.
We saw him shnnt msnih sinrs, shen
he was in inlerahle health. We should
no clad 10 know II there are nthrr. in The
United States VII, have invariably voted
% Presidential Elections. and supported
the DrmUcraiic succession.
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Obituary.

Died. in this county, on Tuesday last.
Mrs. JANE WALKER, wife of Mr.. John
Walker, senr., aged about 20.
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FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

The expenditures below are exclusive
Of the public debt:
James Monroe's, Sl3,O57,92o
John @. Adams l2,625,fi7
Andrew Jackson's lS.224,34o
Martin Van Buren's 35,396,35O
Wing Congress l6,352,oso
COMPARATIVE VIEW.
Gen. Jackson's average ex-
penditurcs, sls,224'aIo
Mr.. Adams do, do. l2,625,477
Excess Of is over AS s5,59s. s6s
Mr. Van Buren's average
expenditures, S3o,S9o,S5o
Mr.. Adams do. do. l2,625,4 ATT
Excess Of v. BIS over AS S22, 769, $50
Mr., Van Buren's average
expenditures, SSo'39o'sSo
Wing Congress do. do. i6'SSS'eso
Excess Of v. BIS over the
Wing Congress Of 1912, sl9,063,4 9l
american Hhig.
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NAA8as
TsHE s.hsrr'hef- 50 t.se.l, i DRIGs
4 AND'nEp-. 1NE.s. .ArA lasF 80 -
ssys fauaih 10 Assre sals 49, fsgsNusns a.
ihs ioursi phsiss.ls R.isss Ne . a-ls snr
Phyaa asns ne 49, tsser - ~llh theH ctttr.
msy sesi asssr-i 4 > - ) a. aftisirs Leaa -
p~Fs So sssnnssna - a. - ffsers a. ~ as
ssaaLiashnnrni Il 10 Aaasa . lhe saais.
We tske paFsirwlar ere - pmi "A fhysi
class TEdsEs "a SSH hxAsximsa - Nc knsm a.
~ pmws.
We aiso keep seasaantlg - hasd rainis 81
. Kinds. Dye slnTs. Minaa~ Cas-. Pnniris'
iak. fensnlerf. Paieas Mtdlrases. Psini. shes.
Tsaihs Dafting, serukb.sgss dcltihes Bsush
e. Fancy Afiries
TYLER, JONES & HILL.
Pslss ssurg. lnsiuia
Jane 20. Cd g.
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Another Coafsssion.-The Lynchburg
vmg,man says: Judge C"lqu,,t. one OF
tie Seustors in Congress f,om' Georgia.
being in Mobile few days ago. comPIi-
cd with the request Of his Locofuco friends,
TO address the people on she political To-
pics of the day. IL The course OF his
speech lie said, that the .ocofoco Con>
VENT n in Georgia had nominated Mr..
Calhoun as next President, &" because they
all knew lie was The s.rongast man--no'
,h., they had any objection to Mr.. Van
Buren,. but because they knew that MI.
Van Buren, could never get Georgia: II
he were nominated The Wings would cat
nv the State" On The other hand, Il,
will be recull cted. the friends OF Cen.
Csss in OHIO. declare tina, If Mr.. Calhoun
is nominated, he "stsnis no chance IN
the West" We think. te'el're, We
are warranted IN the concluslon. that, no
matter who may be nominated, the Ken
lucky S aies.nan will be elected. For
these are no, Wing estimates, be IL re-
membereJ, bu, L 'cutoco confessions.
Pet. Intel
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Weekly Almanac.
Corn for Sale.

10n BARRELS or CORN, or more, two
iarm HORSES. and probably other
articles. will be cold al the late residence Of
Willis Seilars, decd, on Thursday the 18th
&c Angus, next 81 credit Of twelve months
PEYTON p. MOORE. .7dm'r.
Ju'y "a. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, July IL.
Tobacco-The market has been ami
mated. Receipts moderate and falling of
daily. Common Lugs, s2:l0 to $40 -
better sorts, $50 TO 2:75. Leaf $500
to 500.
Cotton-Very little doing, at 81 toll.
Fayetteville, July 10.
Flour, 4 so 5 SO
Salt-(sack,) 225
(bushel,) 5oa 60
Cotton, 5a 6
Beeswax, 25a 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27
TOFAMILIES INFALIDS.

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

u Some person has raked up. and the
whig papers are rrpoblishi"g. an article ltom
the Charleston Mercury, written some years
ago. to show that unless Mr.. Calhoun rrceiv.
ed the nomination fos thu Presidency, that pa.
per would support Mr.. Clay for tina. station.
|, is now published without any allusion to
its date. to leave the impression on the public
mind, that tina. influential free trade paper will
supper, Mr.. Clay. with all his notions Of pro-
lection. in preference to NJ. Van Buren,. In
reply TO the New York Courier and Enquirer,
in later number Of the Mercury, the editor
says:
"f Mr.. Van Buren, is the choice Of the
democratic Par,y-unless things happen which
we neither wish nor exp~ct--,hs Meycury will
aid his rlecsi"n ~ Car az it rais-snd ii he il
elected. the Mercury will support his adm.,nis-
'ra'ion with whatever power u can WELD. II
there is any division in the democratic party,
il will be before The Convention, not afiss.''