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sales Of stocks At PhiIadsIphia.

FrRsr BoAnp, March 5000 Indiana bonds sst siSo
State 6s az, 49, $4,000 Chcs and Del 6s 90 noi, ~"
State 6's old annual 73 30 shas Nah Mech. Bank "a
80 do Northern Bank KY % do Union Bank os so DO
Wilmington RR, i6t; 90 do do l5} $50, .,o,o .
sycoso boar March rs $1,000 state 5s 7If $1,000 do
bof 7lj $4,000 do bdf 7ia; $500 wilmington os o.
$1,000 Do 7al 10000 state S. sdf 7i 5000 do, boil
$4,000 Cine innat bonds 1907 $4,000 Ches q Del VS. co.
H. $1,000 do do a69 500 wilmington g. 49, 7Al "a shas
Schuykill Bank, cSp, ~,
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rhiladeiphia Cattle Market,

March 7.-Beeves- 800 onered-ncluding 30 head from
virginia Sales duh at 81 90 per 100 pounds for ordi
nary to fair qualities 50 % 80 for prime and few We.
ry superior at S. 752O0 head driven New York
market and 50 remained unsold.
Cows and Galveston at market-Prices ranged from
SIS IS; springcrs, $40 a 10 Dry Cows, So IS
Hogs3O0 in market-saes at 81 62i, s71 So per 100
pounds-all sold.
sheepll50 headssles Of ordinary fair qualities at
81 80 a so per head Prime, So a. 400 unsold.
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Cleared.
Ships Peter Hattrick. Post Liverpool. Hubut Co;
Isabella, Briggs, do, Stewart X Wnsht Henry Thompson
Sylvester MarseiIles, Boyd nckenB igs North Bend
tdridge Madeira. Foster Nckerson; Wsumpks, Fowler
Mobile, Sturg,s Cearmanj sullivan, Waite Charleston,
Bulkey Tam O'Shanter, Thomas, Curacoa, Foulk
Schrs John Drow. Alden Matsnzas, Foster Nckerson;
Robertson, Pugh, Newbern, NC Mitchell Exile scout
Fredericksburg, McCready Co; Althea Cornelius Fall
kenburg. Baltimore, by the same.
Arrived,
Packet ship Liverpool, Edridge, from Liverpool Feb g.
with mdse, to Woodruff Mintum.
Packet ship Toronto Griswoid from London and Port
mouth, Feb. Q, with md.e. to John Grswold
Packet ship Argo, Anthony from Havr jan 90 with mdse
to VIM. Whtock.
Ship Fairfield Wilson, from Liverpool, Feb ., with mdse
TO Johnson Lowden
Ship Emily, DAVIS. IS days from st. Thomas with ndse to
A,msr Il Co.
Ship Huntsville, Cornell II day. from New Orleans with
and prov isions, to + X. Collins Co.
Ship Oconte, Jackson Il days from New Orleans with pro-
visions aud cotton to f.. K Collins x Co
Ship Rochester Owen, (of BATH days from New Orleans
with cotton. to mast
Ship 50 Lawrence Young tof rhlsdelpha) from New o..
leans Feb 22 cotton aud isions. Nesmth Walsh
9sh alt LIT 90 Ion So passed ship Ann Of ,teerng
North.
Ship St Cloud, Emerson Is days from New Orleans
cotton and provisions, TO master.
Ship Newark Mefwn. days from Savannah with cotton.
10 Durham Dimon.
Barque Beaver, Ednonds 10 days from New Orleans, with
cotton and PROVISIONS TO master Sailed in with baque
Bostonan, for Baltimore.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvyRpooL-Packet ship Liverpool-Wm Nblo Alexander
Napier New York; Alex Mackey Kentucky Joseph sper
Enp land-30 in the Storage.
LivrRrooLsbp Fairf.ld-s,ephen johnson, New York.
81 in the
LoNpoN-Packet ship Toronto--John Swinburn NYork; NJ
Alvarez St LOUIS; Mess Rogers Wade and Lyon London
20 in ths steersRs.
CHARLgsToN-Bhg Carolins-F Schroeder. lady and two
children Mis- Lindsey, DIR II Bostlck, Miss Hanson
Ar Young 0artgsns, McDougall Little, q Ca,ey
-i5 in the
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The first business was the reception Of reports
from the standing committees, and number of
bills were introduced by them; and being read
twice, were referred to the appropriate commit
tees.
Mr. BURKE, from the special committee, to
which had been referred the memorial OF certain
members of the Legislature OF X hode Island, COM
planning otthe Interference of the President OF the
United States against the suffrage party, and OF OPP
preston and injustice on the part OF the dominant
party in that State, offered resolution authorizing
the committee to send for persons and papers.
On this debate ensued in which Messrs. CAVE
JOHNSON, CAusIS and CRANsroN, took part, when
the subject was disposed Of for the present, by the
expiration of the morning hour.
The bill to regulate the time Of holding the cleo
items for President and Vice President in the States
being taken up, Mr.. CLIHeMAN, who had the floor,
addressed the House in reply to the remarks Of Mr..
DUNCAN of yesterday.
The House having resolved into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. DRoMGooLE, Of Virginia, in the
char, took up the bill making approprla tions for
the support Of the Military Academy for the current
fiscal year and after making some progress there
in, the committee rose, and the House adjourn
ed.
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In Waterbury, Conn., on the 9th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Root, AUGUSTUS BRowS Esq., of this city, 10 Miss
frances f. BURTON daughter of the late Joseph Burton
Esq, Of the foi mer place.
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rorsign Amportations.

LoNpor-ship Toronto-27 phrs Oppenheim COIL O. b
Norwood 4 co.'s WIN vy~-io siff kin lI9n.des-7
Cohen-as Barber Brother-5 sRockweiilo p M Gamers
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u,oREJGN LETTER OFFICE, at the Commsrca Circs-
lar Once e9x Wall street Letten will be forwarded 70
London Liverpool, Hvre South Amries West Indies and
~ other foreign ports by the earliest conveyance.
Also Letters VIII be forwardcda'o Boston daily, ssr''
each. e L. oNoV'
ms Iwsec
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On Friday the 9Th instant, OF consumption JoN JAMES
HARrIELp, in the 2lst year Of his age.
His friends and asquantances and those OF family
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral Sunday the 10TH
at o'clock, NJ, at No. ~ Hammersy street. Engine
Companies No "a an IL are invited to attend.
{65- Boston papers please cory.
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The accounts of the receipts of specie at New Orleans
vary very much Some reports place the amount more
than five hundred thousand dollars over that given above
and the receipts said to be much larger than any report
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Domestic Importat,ops.

NEW ORLEASs-Shp Huntsviile85 hhes hams and shout
Ss ;y; ;;S A$ I'll s$ ssS.%ss.
Is H oil sa sG SSS B SSassy ss% as
nsss Wisss.Co Ss: siIoS % PORK
s::s Sss 'ssi: Sssss
a ham: Feed sf ss ssss
Do Msis& Co.'S sa SEED s!o sia.
T a' Ss
@GGsI ass. 81 %9. ss ar b s s
KnE;.and-I boy mdz: q Hosas-l MuaE bale fSESs.5i
'fistI p .ss s' '
Con. Csss do sas9H sacks at
SsSst bids 800 lbs pork Me-
Ghn ss h Sn A%s , bars 2 b.
B.Is,ox ts GtS cons do e,'s
ias N Wn t sS po! o SS
,sd 49, bbs %s to snydim Sag cosS bses cotton "a,
onIsas.-BsIare Beavers bbls pork ias fierce,
faa.
* f.s; bs. WS" ''a' do
s 10 ss. T. ard s e hS s
Mess. SS. al Kegs ad s bills po! d, d es
q BID sSr; si SS obs pork ~ DO s:%;
Hewand-3 e.i, e. ham. bbls lard Reed
wall-s do II Lee coles Dbl. FORK is tess hid.
BACON BSS,h nSxM2sS bale. cotton tom. MeIegoG Co
Sc. Haven. son mus sugar 40O Do "0'a'
Bsa.I do Do "a sqo fTsS ~.
liisi do smith co-5o do Talman-os5 feet CEDAR
order
Bmrst& Johnston so yiets1 Dac4Sith-iis s"ck &C.
Cray Cs.by Miller Vincent Pa'.ous 1f Mc %ga
es"s sn, E d Bod sst":
pstrotu2o bale: cotton Hicks e9-2a YIN
stow L Pore D'''' "''
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YoSne m,s KSs Co.'S Blunt W S9y
ss% Hss's. Master. ss: ;Sss 5sv
;s-s a Ssis sss ss
sS'S s S;s ss!
9snG 5ff'S 81. Gsa fiss
tAS Ms Ghswoid~Sas bar. IRON Eve.
ne" ss %s. s's!
7,7f' s:s: Tf;;;
W9fSs a'Psy ss.
%sss so S n %a,hfI
w% .as skin. & s
Wst,ea@s BlO s's "@ nIn bate erus.
i9 sas Jos ss M sssf.
H Mss Stu g.. sEsn e,.t: Edward
;Tsl1.m. S.df- john S
w'sy mis s co
k Fellows. Var A.da,s col Cooley, fa!Jsoa Co,
S:""; wosdss sts;
81 si;;s, $s:e. @
s9ma HHy o so Sons Merritt Ely eos bsT,
'S@s psasScS ss' wo
s% sss ss Jon" saS sSSTs
sW ss siss. ST.. sS LIZ ai,.;
f:% is bale; Y'S sGe ss
W W.. l. eOeas T n Mbee.i w II I9cs
Sisas
i Ssco P.f c s'sa ss, Sdn!.s
pkls elaon fheip.-s sei.s, Reed scudacsi Town.
II; s. .ysss
S,sn flaa'; " f Gos;. q, f
s, WYE eS s snsf Sg
0' bae rmss spsr
Ssg SON. IeS,s-s Nap"1@i Dtasi.'sa p,P,o~ s1
s:;Gs ss S''s' ss:s fIpa
BIZ 5 ks' S .sSst ceS
case Ip%sri cyl Oakley SON." Barber, BS'heis iaOe
Ssst: n ssS o P9ss bar es
a;:.s bales %f!%%s ss!s
C9shs'a-i Ha.tiass csal Pstsn stswsr,la bag.
fSs"; shdsn
isass G: &c et
Ssss :sl.
bard ca, War-l case 50 John Newbod.
s:: s0% ss
M.a .. aAf s.s S
Mo.y esi Ess
G Da lsy ole ss k:
Lgnye-i case Rich rdson Watson-7 casks J. Berran
s%S s s%a cas-.
jas MO- co-l8 Lee is Att rbury as bales Took
e. Me- ID col casks Ba'esy LiynSson-5 bale, cases
Wson Bfnwn-27 cask; ,iii-n Foa 'ide a baes
keiss, Brothers col boxes ah Macy Sos-3 bales
John Pegus9aIsl crates c'sk CapldMel Co.'S
ca ks a Mumf rd-2S crates r. Willetts-36
eask W hauncey sos cra,e casks ia dpck-5oc
bnes tin endi cks Bro ihes0a5 boxes do Phillips Dodge
Gag bars iron 20 bnd DO s2 hoop DO 70 ons do Sep
Is IS @ bas and ESQ Ds Sn
order
T.Mr,coIs chr .s,ah Apn7Ooo hides Southmayd & son
-398 do bales wool $3.50 FleminsS2500 Rowland Aspm
wall-$1oo Lsadbetter son-$iao0 Lenng s72' Al
Davidson X Youn'--30O otis fastic to master.
ST IHoMAs-Ship Emily 400 hides cks bbls copper
cs tons ogwood Aymar co.'s bay water OK copper
do brass Atwater-6 60 bxs bay watr Wolff Meye
&susken-l bag specie G CsIne., box samauosl DO,
order
NAnAu-Brix Renz,2353 bushels salt a g SAW Benson
20 bales sponge box Mathews cO-i2 bxs Is bbls cask
sails caboose Richardson col box Laurie
w Henungs
ST. DoMIsco1Schr TopicIl2e croches mahorany 42 log
cannon wood 10 bbls bbls Medad Pat-40
mahogany cro,ches ~ do br shells bbs honey log
mahogany M Mitchell
GoNAyEs-Brg MSzeppaa5o logs mahogany $4,000 lbs log
wood SO bags coffee De Peyser u Whmarsh
MAYAGuEz-Brg Annawan-1i2 hhts 80 bbs II cask
| molasses w Lewis-25 bags coffee Meyer stucken.
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E,:m,l vigilance s he gr;es q LiSs,y
LAMPLIGHTERS TAKE NOTICE.
A MASS MELTING OF THE WATCHMEN AND
"A LAMPLIGHTERS, in favor OF the priGcipis, OF me
March u a. O'clock P. NJ. Military Hall. No 1913 Bow
All who favor principles are res "eueliy M
vited Several dtns ushei Speate are exieesed 10
addres, the Meeticg.
BY order of
h h'ss% Tss Fowler. COMMITTEES
John Watson, } 81
m9&li 2tsec James Jones.
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Resolved That this do iourn TO meet again
i:s III
the American S1aN SNIFF H. sn'
DANIEL sOMERs. Secretary ms I.j.
SEVENTH WARD AMEKICAN REPUBL[
te' AA .s.1%-jcaS 4 B s',GE!Sd'
"" co":''''''-S f;;Ss ! j .;sS;,v.
Inspectors-lst Dist.-shule. Gotta,
I'd { s,s .s%sS " tt Fa,d aS.
Sd Hugh $ s, siilSsrts.
a.. 9Th %S; ;,!S f.! %'s s:$;si
9Th q J.ta g 4S; :Ss=.
By order of the Nominating CeT| 9e1INs Chairman
rHos E SUTTON stc " ' %ss:Ie
MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING.
NtFE6 9sTaFEs 81 OF THE
Painted by John Trumbn Ed ana Engraved on Steel by
THIS aud m,., .ptq!a faea a.e,n. Easr,viss
HEojS %es!s No sSf P;' f BH: T.. ,.,v :,
e BY w sso Noon ss' TaiSui ~ cents
s cents aMtaab rs1s on Mo as by s', Woman"
10. Size Lady 81 LYONS Play in acts by Sir Edward
u VI "'S JAMES s sss M ,3ys APP
ROBBERY-TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
STLEM last v% Is S% y" Il e. , any Three
returning the win certain ms%o.andnm, eonaed
IA s AL By jane. Ho
Mann dated the Of March three months payable the Full
mo ltsje $50 McDougal street.
DOR SALE-ANout s, pair best Cologne Mi'lsones suita
for city mills viii be sold cheap at al Nassau
NOTIGE.--Mr DUNCAN DEWAR Cen.gree per
MiN HTiTTqsN as'% s south "'' ''e CAL on ms
HAVANA sEGARs-Laleiy imported per 'hip Norma,
HH;.;s La Pr maven Brand s,,.s
1890 is.sS DO s1as n ys:. D''n'
ss. sale on the most
mo seod.ec 81 Liberty ST. and 60 Maiden Lane
FAT BEEF
vTE subscriber will ofr for sale his shop, OF East
Beef i've srs s sd By E'a. HsS
y.fisiy Of superior Mutton 1S I'D w. ROBERTS
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
n families dssireus Of converting their left
of Wearing Apparel into cash. can obtain for the same the
10 families aud gentlemen quitting the city. changing
attend them at their residence 9y aRpeiTS!%.1 su
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
/
Clothing &C eaued and repaired mo Imsrc
DR CORBITT may b. consulted cn6deatia!ly st his Of.
fee pane street two d9o's from Chatham str,1g ,
Unworthy of city Of New York and that has excu
sivev confined his from beiag to the eatmept
of diseases (ncw eleven the city
of New Yors which his emit attention annals
o medic do record greater succ s han is TO BIZ "a
his practice The ID. be
us. of mercury it has its lhousand of victims Recent
css.s are few days we'd entirely from the sysem e
that udci ly ted by leg lily qualified,
by pretend quacks there are seveI'l OF them
the city Persons afflicted with pora,t.d and
not despair Of be ing stersd to health by applying
Dr. Corbitt. pact has est,olishe the
ctors reputation skill ard respec ability Sreture'
gage the Doc profound attention medicine ma be Ind
prevent disease of lis forms mn I'm &c
THE MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE
NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND.
WILL take pace the shak,peire Hotel on Tu,sday Eve
w ning March H. During the evening the Band will per
form the following pieces Of Mnsir:-
Grand Cavatin,, from Cana Lada"
Solo, Eb Bpgie ny Willis. =, ,
Quick STEP dedicat to Col Curtis OF the 0h Ke1t, ~ "
Ticket, 81 had of the Members Of the Band snd al the
Shakspesre ilot-l Aweods Hem Hall; the Fouatan,
Walker street; Haywards in Broadway; and M ureen
Maahata House ND lws'm
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shin Da.su.r. .nd Aver
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 0
Cleared.

suN RnEs... ..6 s3I NOON RISES. ......l2
SUN sETs... $ 50 HIGH wATER....... IL 3
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90 DR. SPOHN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY,
from 81 Courand street. will any Of headache;
and Hays Linimen warranted to case Of piles
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fh5- THE EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE, warranted to
color the hair but not the skin, at 81 Courtlandt
and the best kind OF Cologne Water %! ~, quart
bOttles-price so cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09

AMERICAN REPUBLICAN MARINE Assoc
CITATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
MEETING Of this Asse citation held at IN. Henry
"A Clay Hous No. III Washington street, Friday eve
mag, March l8i4 circular previously ad
dressed u Amercaa Officers aud Sea Capt. John
SMl h was sppS'ued Chairmau, and Capt DANIEL So
MERS was appointed secretary, pro TEN.
The object the OF the As de-
veloIed ia clear lucid, and spirited manner by Chan
q W. Ralph ESD. of the First Ward then called upon
offered the following eolutous, which unanimously
Adopted
Resolved That this Association Of American Seam'n Of this
city OF New York have suffered AID still suherng bv
evasion oil the laws OF Congress- ntenasd for the protection
aud Tor want OF that which IT the uesisn oil
the Congress OF 1872 u he almost entiey suefc
ded by foreign salo who willing to work Tor one hall The
adsqure to the support of An American seaman
Resolved. That policy of the United States Govern
laws will beyond all with seamen Of
foreign birth unnatuaiizsd citizens OF the United Stte
Resolved That the Cong TO speedily enact
such additional laws check the mode OF
the Custom Houses the Untei States certificates OF
zensp aud afford tht to American s.amen wnlch
they have right TO ask aud aud whh It Is the policy
OF the govsrnm MT graut.
Res wed Tba' memorial be immediately drawn by this
Association TO the Houses setting forth
grie ACES and pray additional enactment VIII
be Gale ulsted T. Afford rs INN .di te relief.
On motion Of George Hamilton il
RESOLVED, That this do iourn TO meet
ednessay evening" March 3tn half past O'clock at Mr.
Hansens eary Clay House No. III Warrington strrt when
Unexpected the American raly - all their ght
DANIEL SOMERS, Secretary ms iisjs
CT ArsrvUV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09

HARDWARE.
10 CASKS "Elwells" and Brade' patent Caroln, Hoes
q 20 do bright Tr,ces, Hooks and ninRs d.
do senpips shese Anvs ~. reduced price
Tie. and Table Spoons Vices, saws Files DE Tools Fem
Pocket and Table Knives Percussion Caps &c Sc FOR
saleby JOHN A. NEWBCuLD,
ms 5tissm 20 John street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
prrceive To be Obtained IN THIS tounuv Bee 'etss
hi ..tr col rn fnnytt
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THE MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF The
NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND.
WILL take pace At the shakspeae Hotel Tasday Eve
w ning March H. During the the Band will per
form the following pieces OF Mnsr:-
Grand Cavatin,, from Cana Ladra"
Solo, Eb Bpgie, ny X Willis. . =, j.,
Quick STEP dedicat Col Curtis. OF the OH Re1t ~ -
Ticket, 81 had Of the Members Of the Band snd at the
Shakespeare Hotel; Atweods, HeTm age Hh the touealn
Nsnnat,a Hou.c " ms lwssm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09

n WIN ROBERTSON, Halter. formerly Of No. Dos
Broadway. would inform his friends and customers that
will cpn few days at No. John street. tup ss's
Broadway. ma A'ec
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
IMPOeTER
NO. II NASSAU STREET, C0RNER Or PINE
" London and Dublin Blown St scolch and irish w his
kew Dark aud Pale Brandies. Made sherry, Port Cham
p,gpe STARTLING Hook Caret &C All Of the best quality
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GAZETTE OFFICE, !
NEw LONDON, Ct March 7, 1874
Arr Aamat HULL NV Coast with 200 Dbl. So s75o DO vi
Eugene Pendeon s'oniugton. 1000 bbs: July lat SO
~ Ion 1853 3O Habnger letters Westport 25o $50 wh jar
lat IS 0j s. Ion IL A. W. Caroline 10 davs I'm Buenos Avre
for Mgsslles a lat q rs lon 80 70 Paul Jones, Wat
% lon 81 Sc w, Palace Of Jersey FROM stJohn, NIB fol
Barbadoes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
DIR. SAMUEL L. HOLT.

Mn. HEARrr: This gentleman, it ap-
pears from a paragraph in your last paper,
says, in a Forthcoming communication,
that the circular issued by the town Of
Hillsborough in 1912, contains "one or
more deliberate and unblushing false
hoods"
That circular. sir, as DR.. Holt very well
knows, (for the fact appears upon its iace,)
was prepared by committee OF thirteen
persons, six Democrats and seven Wings,
consisting of Thomas Clancy. Sidney
Smith, aWilliam III. Brown, Allen Parks,
James M. Palmer, John Berry, DIR. James
Webb, DIR. Jas. s. Smith, DIR. Edmund
Strudwick, Josiah Turner, r. Nichols,
John Taylor, and ]. W. Norwood, and
was unanimously approved and adopted
by town meeting. And in common.cl'
Witty DIR. Holt might have expressed his
dissent from the statements contained II
it, without using such harsh and unbe'
coming language.
>" Surely, sir, il cannot be deemed neces
sary that the gentlemen who composed
that committee, or other good citizens o
Hillsborough who attended the town meet
ing, should enter into formal vindieator
Of their characters for truth against thi,
general charge.
And as for the division question, Dr.
Holt is not in proper temper to discuss
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eaui5saes Il h,e sg1na RrPul1irsn pEii1-
eiPles and politcni inlaesslnT III c.. III
eHAEL HoKK. a Lincoin. and lhzl ne T.
hese he ) > proiaand jusiss M enllghsen-
e sta,essnan; md - saeh ne vi SIP
posi HIN 81 De olEoe q GosernoF 81
Aorsh Carolina u lle nexa eleeloa.
IA. Resolved. Thai we approve &C de
proposition a holding confenlion Of
de Democrats u Orznee "a Tuesday u
oar nexi Nay courl. composed of dele
gaies fr0m each capsain's dissnrl in the
rouaiy, 10 nominate candidates 10 repre-
seni y IN he nexi Legislature.
ID. Resolved, Thai he chairman lie
requested % appoini twenty delegates 70
represent mis- Captains disuict IN said
Convention.
10. Resolved. That The chairman be
also requested 10 appoint COMMITTEES ol
vigilance Cor This distinct
Gen. Allison Was then loudly called mp
On % address the meeting. lie respond.
ed 20 die call Of his political friends, in an
able and appropriate effort. characterized
By sound practical views of our public a.
fans, and > deep devotion 10 the cause Of
republican principles and constitutional
liberty.
The chairman appointed The following
persons delegates 10 lie May Convention
John G. Walker, Nicholas Hester, Samu.
Fl Crawford. John A. MeDade, John
Dammeron, John ID. Gray. Z. G. Hester
Freeman Walker. John Allison, Richart
IIcnsley. Iemuel Pickett Z. g. Gray
Richard Il. Thompson, Robert G. Tin
min. IT,, James G. Lindsay, William w
Taylor, Allen Compton, Ralph ThomP
son. and ]. X. Hester.
The following persons were arp0inte'
a committee Of vigilance Cor this district
viz: John Wilkerson, John Taylor, Hen
derson McDade, David Davis, John Walk
er, senr.. Samuel Dunn, senr., Elkins PET
tigrew, William Z. Roberts, Stephen Tay
Tor, Robert Anderson, David Taylor, Hen
~ l.. Lindsay, Buhy Smith, Hunter Nc
CuIloch, Richard Ilensly, and John Comp
ton.
On motion, the proceedings Ofthis meet
ing were ordered TO be published in III
lIillsborough Recorder and North Carol
ma Standard.
On motion Of Capt. John McDade, III
thanks of the meeting was rendered to ii
chairman and secretaries.
ASEL MOORE, Chairman.
JOHN w. DAVIS, S,er,,or;,,.
AoUnLA CoAPToS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
HiHsborough Academy.

df,HE undersigned, the Trustees &c The Mile
- borough Academy, hive the satislas,iss
OF announcing 10 the public, that they have e.
cured the services OF Mr.. JOHN A. BIN0.
HAM and Mir. JAMES II. hORwoOp, whe
rs j,int principals will suesera Mr William J.
Bingham, the presen, able head Of the schssl,
who retires from HE chair al The expiration Of
this session.
These gentlemen have been brought up
among Us. And from their high moral CHARGE
ter, their experience. and knuwn qualifsa.
tions, beth 90 scholars and teachers, the Trus.
tees behave they may chseriully and hcsrlily
recommend the school 20 the undinisished
son6deace Of the public.
The Trustees promise their cordial eoopsra-
ton in main,aining and advancing the present
repu, alton Of tho school. aud The correct de-
portmen, and thorough instruction Of the sis
dents.
THIS institution is designed 10 be strictly
preparatory 10 the University. and We are per-
mitted 10 refer 10 the President and Faculty
with respect to the character and quslifss-
tions of the instructors.
The Fall session will commence on Thurs.
doy the 18th day Of July next.
JAMES WEBB, THOMAS CLANCY,
FRED. NASH, EDMUND STRupwIex,
CAD. JONES, sR., JOHN w. NoRweoB,
JAMES PHILLIPS, JOHN U. KIRKLAND.
john TAYLOR,
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Observer, Wilmington Chrenlcie, Edenton Ga.
z.tie, NeSucrnisn, Halifax Republicas, and
Csrolins Natchman, insert encs seek 10
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