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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10
KOYr,S OFFICE.

Jr1der Tie Exchange H,'ei, R,ehncnd, Trrinis
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I, The
IN GODDESS or FORTUNE. have this dag appointed
H0YT Sole Agent for Distributing Money through lie
Unirersc-old Miller having pophrced wronc,he world
along tho old waylnd the affairs OF the nation
money fceially sh. about
- houider TeIas cntreat !e all 10 apply forthwith 10 the
90 URr Of FORTUNE, NO. 3 EIchanc- where you will
find pet HOYT ready To attend Ia wants luu viii
there lind suit. units mIos and en;reat
We all apply forthwith for money which viii be handed in
maenihcen amounts.
Below you will find sketch of schemes which, for bril-
o arrangement have surpassed Your orders
per letter will be attended TO the personal application
1r Please address Immediately,
d. NJ. H0YT, Richmond, Va
N b. Persons visiting The CITY should always call oiT,
if in Of money while in town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

lanes H. JUREY COMMISSION .1ERc KsIsf, RICHMOND,
a., sells Toaacco Wheat and other Produce and on
ary street three doors above s Haxals Ware house,
o. Basin Bank -,
Rtsreyxcys:-Messrs F. II s. James Co.. Richmond Col
John r. Jones' w z. Parrish Esq, Chaut-svle Me>srs b
Tinsey & Co L,nchbug; May Esq Staunton; John 6 Nc
Cnahan ESQ w. A. Saunders ESQ., buckingham;
Reuben Ragand ESQ., Pohatan; Dr. James l. Jones, Orange
March, -u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

w scr.r Propr!e,ns of Richmond Wooen FACTORY, re-
sactf give uoe patrons and The pnb'c c-ne5Hy
u their are
or pr.d 10 the hest terms The very ae'
nony received and The nnver'at satisfaction
season and we heavy aricte oi hacs
dah fom ie hest materials, Nhich we war
rant equal 10 ching cheapness and Durability IN te mar
hand, ard FIR sale, very super 'o ."
two and three Yarn, manufactured rem the t
M-rnn woo and warranted euai any Yarn offered for
SAFE m NH, S.alr Farmers sensing WOOL directly to Us may
rey upon receiving highest price, cash. Cloth arm
Carded Rolls 1900.
ROLL. CiRDiNG.
acer the 18th sigy 1874 be prepared TO Card Rolls IN
sery superior manner having ordered sei OF new MACHINES
expressly for that purpose.
i3''"' "''''""'s ''@"N'' JONES 4 MACKENZIE.
Apr,l 30 Ill-3m
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NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.


<, op2o..e :as Exchange Hctel, hiesmond, "a
uhM I'M r. WORD, I"r several years in company with D. NJ
10 a prrson IN every part of the county, that he opened
the 10 be drawn s Nay SEQ SCHEME as psssta
by The Managers, Asssrs ~ Gregory Co.
In Tie con,y for tickets and packages this, AMI ether
ally. 10. JOHN WORD Lottery V-nder,
j, ~, opp".i'r h,1ians- Hotel a.e"msnd vilsnIa;
request ii. when tickets are ordered from me. F. W.
@30,0G0 Capitals
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass NJ" IL for 1911, to be drawn
at Alexandria D. c, on Saturday, May II, lsi4
! rrizeof sso,eotti prize of s9,3s7!s
/ GC5J - i,rnJ
/ sac, IS 500
l ~,...,o 100. Gyo :. o &C. 60 20 &c
Certificates OF Packages Of % Mh"ieS, si39 80
): 3 .ns,i,is, g g 50 50
$4,000 Capital!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, clas, No Il, for 64 to be drawn
at Alexandria, e. Saturday the ie!h of May, 1914
B,illan, Seh:ms.
laooo 81 500
I, :. ; ;s4S isa &C. &c. ."
Whole Tickets $40 CO-IIavr. s. OG--ona1ers 81 20.
certificate Of package OF % Whoi' Tickets s'se GO
PS d do. g g Quarter t,a,, do do. 3 50
MORE BRILLIANT STILL.
500, 000-S30, 0UO-Slo, GG0-$ l2,ii0.
One hundred Pr,zes Of ) 900 ore SlU0,0o0
On Saturday May 2iih 1914, ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass G, for ls4i, will b- drawn At Alexandria, D. Z.
Magnificent Scheme.
| grand capi,a, Of $4,000 prizes of S. 200
snlsrdid rrl,e OF
| l5O3u 100 1000
Gowest priZesl so
. Jo.Du0 l26
1000 laH aU0
Besides prizes of sl50 co. $50 $50, ESQ., $40 and sao!
- Number Lu;rIy-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Price Tickets Certificates in this Grand Scheme rs follows:
Whale Tickets ssOiaves sl0-e,uar,ers s5-Egths 50 So
Certificates of Packages OF IS Wholes, s2sO
do Ia IS Halves 40
In M o5 Omar ers 20
Do Do rs Eshths 81
MAYA tll5-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

NOTICE-The creditors of Thomas White are hereby no
" ,ird that shall WEDNESDAY, May sh at Tue store
Parish Beazl-y Richmond proceed make dividend OF
the funds in hand.
lle-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

~ IiE UNITED STATES COURT FOR THE EASTERN
/ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA-in the matter OF BANKRUPTCY o.
G-cre. Taaf.rro pursuance Of order OF The Conr
drire the thousand three hundred ana thrynv
d and fifteen the Bank OF Virginia, subject 10 he
future der of the Court Notice hereby given, that ae zen
day. the Cou will pass orde, for dividend aud distribution
~ '0e ~ WYNDHAM KEMP, Assignee.
li6-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

WEEKLY ARRIVAL.-25 CASES OF RoNNtTs.
ID ECEIYED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus, twenty hve
IL ca az the choice fashionable Bcnnets OF the sea-
SIM which addition stock renders our
m, nneauaed Merchants and dealers .sreetiuy invited
can ana examine stock of BGnne.s and Hats which WIN
offered a; unusual low prices AT wholesale Tor cash
Is. l. Z. P. CARPENTER, No. l, Exchange Block
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

S,tNCEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat ana fiour,
on commission will give particular attention to all pro-
p.y entrusted his management.
tx
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STRAW GOODS. SPRING STOCK
MARCH Soth. ls4i

". G l. +. CARPENTER,
Manufacturers and Wkeea Dealers Eorga and Domestic
SfK.9W GOODS, LEGHok-.' AND PALM LE-7F HITS,
for cash, No. l. Errhcrrs Block, hrhraoaG "a.
HAVING made hei, Spring Trade
they prepared exhibit large fashionable Stock Of
Eonue every description of then manufsctarr together
with heavy selected Stock of egorn and Palm Leaf
li,s Artificial Flowers comprsln. IN all The largest and
most Stock Of STRAW GOODS introduced into
They pledge offer their Goods that will
with establishment the United
States Confident their stock WI, al all times be worthy oil
the attention of Dealers they respectfully solicit call
March % "o-a"oM
INDICATED WATERS
WHITE PHIR WATER from the celebrated ite Sui
w phnr Spring in county IN this stats, iarse
o spring, with the greatest care Just ieceta "
SARATOGA WATER.
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, from the famed Iohs!ess
Spring Saratoga York in quart and pint b0te' Ju'
received PR Schooner Lynchburg
We keep above Waters pleasantly, corked IN
area; state Of nerfrciion ALEX. DUvAL CO.,
$3.50 " p l47 Main street.
Nav Io-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

f,HE uweekly Mail Coach for White suonr SPRINGS Lwls
burg Charleston and Gu, andotte passing Balcony avs VA
;nrs Bridge parrers bre's Springs Clifton Forge loving
Caaghans and Also the CONNECTION y aee
leave ynchburg every Monday Wednesday and Friday atsr
breakfast Extra coaches will be furnished at any time.
JAMES Al. BOYD, Proprietor
Nay7 ho-u
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Way
~ Wing will please copy.
CARRIAG ES-BAROUCHES AND BUGGIES.

CARRIAGE -BAROUCHES AND BUGGlES.
THE has hand at his Coach Shop, on valley
street Rthmnnd the Old Market and Seahroo are
ho,s. The of co AGHES CHARlOTFEES
B,ROUCHES (siandng ana falling ogs BuGCltS, Twin anc
wihou, tops SrANHOPES and SULkiES NIL Of hs own ma
made worsmen. and OF the most bsan
t Also second hand articles col almost every
scrip,ion good oderall OF which VIII he sd Oh ne "s
,sm-? and he invies the attention &c hose who
Virginia made Carriage OF ANY sort Ia eau ana eA
before Guvins ei>t" Mere - ne =
other good a'iic'tS OF te an
sold IN ,hs city. ,..
g-rairnr done. as ,ua the shortest time hest m1nner
AM ~ r,' ,,.,,,. terms M!CAJiH MaNntM NJ.
~. ll6-2..5v
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1 VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALG.--Ry virtue

1 VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALG.--Ry virtue
~ &C deed i; cioca;cd 10 the snbscrbrs by Thomas t.
jerr and recorded IN tire ceS' O;,e al Amelia
10. SALE private valuable Farm which Thomas
lately resided Jrtervile, known name Wayne
Oak ~ recent survey, 800 2s5
wl l f"s' we'll iinac-cd, uod tri
t The open land Of good qualify. and
ptoinr-s tobacco" :.eat and The IN
rrny- ueH, Su~ror, of 4 large
dwrin. :lout a' ~ .: " nh MIR neatly painted in
side i""ch's VITA turned pillars sc. a .ond
framed Kitchen house, servants hose carriage ose,
besides four cabas with chneys aud every
othe on, house r such
in:nrGtae sppica"n he nude h farm hn bopgh, far
low pce uioary Eier of The und-t gned Trustees
plea showing tile Plantation any
who may purchase. Il Will be sold cnlre,
mi purchases. T!LNoN JErE8,)
JOHN a. JET ;2, Trustees
J. w. &. WlSGU,
oamAm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

ALEXANDER DUVAL 4 CO,-DRUGGlSIS,
AND pEALERs
Paints. Oils Dyestu8s, Windoao Glass, &C.,
OFFER well selected Stock of Drugs Dyes &C., TO which
~ attention Of Country Merchants and Others pu'-
chasing
Particular attention paid packing and shipping orders
M.,cb u SS-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

TOR sALE-The Tract Of Land which reside. the
county of Pow haan the AppnmanS River about thirty
four miles fom Richnond, adjoining the lands of DR. Abner
Crunp Others containing about nine hundred with all
buildings farming purposes and the
residence of ccncman's family.
The etghbohocd affords good society
State The locality very healthy The farm abounds
number Of excellent springs and well supplied with fruit of
kinds--t has been worked for yeas five field ys
tcm aud in imorcving condnn-mo-l of
and wherever ras,-i az Pis applied
frsta heen 70 any
ing 10 II, and make known the terms.
Time if desired. BENZ L. MEADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

FARM IN ORANGE FOR sALE-The subscriber will SELL
on The premises TO the highest bidder The 26, June-f
MOI s on The next fair tayhs Farm, lying in the
orange on the R'pid Ann three miles from the Court
house ana twelve from the Richmond and Louisa Railroad He
mas no hesitation IN saying that equal if SUPERIOR
IN the county, aud ia has hrrn for several years in
sh state OF Improvement the fields being well in clover
Inc improvements consist of Brick House with
cr lar under the whole large Kitchen with four stable
anu a' necessary houses. The Farm of fine
mhe and we'll ~aleed There sixty of as rich low
grounds any the river
There Manufacturing Mill extensive scale two Grst
and Saw Mills with Cardng Machine and Wooisn Factory
adjoining this fam.
will take pleasure showing the land 10 wishing 10
purchase and will dispose privately. II should do
ce VIII given The public papers before the day Of sale
May lG-tds C. e. MACON
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

u, re INSTR NCi,The Sew o.i ,oni:;ht,nsi' Fin"
..rance t.upsny, No -. WAL street, have appointed H.
Eauduh Agent Ia make insurance. in this cy Is vac
n,iv and OF Virginia. against loss damage ny m On
houses Warehouses and Hnltn.s in general Nei
nnd. Households Furniture aud description al Irnper
~ on terms favnfabie hose other Company -
is an old and we'll established Company, and has Cap't %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-10

u..t-er yuostJAeu HFet 'psSs H''s
taeiee neek dsr,sS tas rest ~ tae year.
I. :. N's "'- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

xf. rIay's Tisii-we learn from The Ra.
leigh Register. . That letter has been re-
eeived from Mr.. Clay, al New Orleans.
conveying the information that he win Be-
in Raleigh on Friday, the 18th Of April.
We know net whether il occurred to Mr..
Clay, bat he fact TIA, The day Of his arri-
val viii be, The anniversary Of his birth. is
an agreeable, and il accidenial, most sin
gular coincidence. The numerous ardent
admirers Of this great man throughout the
State, have now Two months in which TO
make their arrangements for visiting our
City at the interesting period Of his So
iosrR"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

Eso. a n6b5m 6. C..slon, zen Nsorp.
desi.riag he nrirss ernnseus. &e.
also. - Asb4ns .. Nanesy. IN Eqaiiy.
lram Caswrll
Also. n Ward 9. csifka. in Equily.
Ken Washington. cirssiirg dssse lor
plainiiG.
Also. IN Harris ei Il. o. kfeRas's sdm.
from slenlgomery. slkmiag ne judg.
mrni below.
Also. IN den er dem. I.sxe .. Scott,
non faney, Affirming he order appeal
I'd from.
Also. in asherafi .. Allen, ffon gnsoa.
disrcinlg new irisI.
Alsns inclsEk c. cameron. flom c srn.
berland, reversing the judgment bslsw.
Also, IN State .. Kirby. frons Mason,
sfhFming The jBdgnsm beIbw-
Also, In Mathews o. Mathews, kom
Randolph, Affirming The judgment BE-
lou.
Also, in Winbon o. G0reIl. 70 al. in
Equity, from 6Bilfyrd, decree Cor plain
I'D, and reference.
By DANIEL. J. 10 Gather o. league,
hom Caldwell, directing avenire de- nogo.
Also. in Hare .. Pearson, from NASH.
Affirming The jHdgmeas below.
Also, in Wilson Q. llehsley, from Yam
cy, Affirming The judgment below.
Also, n Bost .. Smith. from Line. In.
affirming The Judgment below.
Also, m Case .. Edney. from Bun
combe, directing new iriah
Also, in Jones Q. Loliin. In Equity,
from Davidson, directing the Bin 10 Be
dismissed.
Also, in State Q. 0'Neal, from Dun
combe, affirming The judgment below.
Also, in Eason Q. Speighi, "a al. in
Equity, from Johnston. dismissing the
Bal as 20 Dardin, and directing an inqui.
~.
Also, in Hood o. Hatch, in Equity,
from Johnston, disusissiag The Bill viii
cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

y SEDUCTI0N.-rhe following re-
marks by The editor Of The Christian
Mailman. on recent case ri seducnon
and attempted murder. are worthy Of ma
fufe consideration. II Nae bren long ma
n'ies, that something Is wrong. not only
IN The laws. but slso in pub 10 opinion. Il
Is reFugnant io.evety prime pie Of jus lice.
as well as Of common decency, that, wAiie
the miserable victim 81 seduction is GEN.
signed 10 hopeless and irremedisble iafs-
my, the sedueer is not only permitted by
The law TO expli in his sillsRy. but 10 even
honored and caressed by The best circles
Of society. ItLas appeared STANCE TO u.
that sirluous and respectable iemales
should so far lose eight Of sha, was due
u themselves. To snci.ty, aud to common
,ecency, as TO accep. Of the attentions Of
men, Who are known 10 be fsul and UNI
principled iJsffucs. Bib. Rec.
fniquay in High and in Ler Places.
A young female named Amelia Nor
nan, has lately been on trial for s.abbing
Henry s. Ballard with intent TO kill, and
was acquitted BY the jury after consul
lst'on Of ten minutes. This Young wo.
man came 10 New York a, the age oi
thirteen. aad became acquainted with Bal.
lard who seducsd her. He supported
her for several years. and afterwards pei
ling tiied Of her told Ter To go and &c,
her living as other prostitutes do. Desert
cd and desperate she mate an at,enp, on
his life. for which she was srrigned. The
defence setup was insanity; but j, appears
that The symps,hi.s Of the jurors were
moved by The wrongs which the poor
girl had suffered. tn regard her course as
on the whole more iustfishle than that Of
her seducer. When The verdict as rem
dered the spectators " hioke ior'h in a per.
fee, hurst Of applause"
These facts show that our laws are
wrong somewhere. The seducer. whc is
said to be thorough villain. and has thus
ruined many, goes at large To find other
virtlms, IS admitted ia,o society, and is
"unwhipt oil justice" II asiv thing is
s"u dgdhss uHhs " ts H"ug"A'o uo SUI
fic,ent reply tina, he 10 "smar, mar"
The seducer is admitted into society, is
smiled on by the ladies, and is admitted
To sea. in the public councils. while his
miserable victims are consigned TO power.
iy and infamy. ], may be that the pre- |
servaiion Of female purity Requires that
she who declines from The path Of virtue |
be excluded from v,rtuous society, hut u |
is no. so clear that the spo'ler should be
permitted 10 go on unpunishetl 10 has course
DC iniquiiy and ruin. 1t is time that Sc
ductinn be recognized by our laws as an
infamous end penal offence. Why may
not The Legislators Of Massachusetts,
State eminen, for morality and love al JUS
ice, sci an example ON this snbiectl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

II, Christian Sun-The inst number Of
this periodical, edited BY the Rev. Daniel
w. Kerr. Of Junto, Orange county, and
published in the Recorder Office, has made
its appearance. Il is printed on entirely
new materials, once month, at the price
Of one dollar per year in advance, and is
devoted to religious subjects generally, but
especially to setting forth the doctrines Of
the Christian Church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22
Trust Sale.

IEE virtue 81 deed of Ysust, executed by
William Cameron 10 tie uncersisasd Tor
the purposes therrin mention ed, lie will SCI
10 the highest bidder Ter cash, an tie fouuh
Monday ia March, {,he 25th.l at the court
house ~ Hillsborcusb. Six Likely Me-
GROES.
Alan the tract Of land wherein said yiii,S
Cameron now lives, containing about 500 sxrrs.
lying IN Orange County adjoining the lands of
the late Alfred Moore and Others.
ALSO all the right, title aud interest which tie
said william Cameron has by RICH, oihis wife,
in the lands Of which the late Alfred Moore
died possessed, which his wife claims title 10
under the viii Of her vrandialher.
JOHN CAMERON. Trustee.
February 1. la-
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hmm Hu.Land's Reuk.-of pres

HMM husbands Book. -our present
number contains the continuation of the
Narrative concerning the Regulation, 80 Gar
as rceeised. The intermission Of the pub
lication Of the Patriot, from which we CO.
py, will cause an interruption in the APP
pearance Of the remaining portion; but as
the editors Of the Patriot have promised
an extra half sheet, to contain the conclu.
sion Of the Book, our readers may expect
il in the Recorder Of week after next.
From note in the last Patriot, il APP
pears that We were mistaken in the source
from whence we supposed the editors had
obtained their copy. In reply to a COM
plimentary notice in the Standard, the edi.
tors say:
Whatever Of obligation may be con-
ferred upon the pubic. is By the Rev.
Mr.. 'Caru,hers. Of this Town. through
whose diIigent inquiry the Book was
found. and at whose solicitation it was
procured. The Editor Of the HiIlsbo-
rough Recorder supposes tke copy in
our possession. from The description,
must be the same he saw number of
years ago in the hands Of Judge Murphy,
which was the only copy known to be
extant. Wecan state tim Mr.. Caruthers,
through All acquaintance. procured the
copy now in our hands from lady re-
siding in Indiana granddaughter Of Mr..
Pngh, who suffered death iuss after the
Inflated Regulation Battle"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

d-lshierof AIs. WMne Gss-
g. Ms HsghnsI. beea a Nsm.la-
~ member q ne Prrshssedsn el1sh
shsE 20 years. and died in Ia fuII M
umphs e fanh. Sac has III > husa-nd
and Gre ehildren. laEgr eirls q rsla-
sioas. and many frisAls. 70 benoaa her
los; but ihey mourn sst A. those who
have no hepe. Bleed are de dead
which die. n de Lord from henccGouh;
they na from their labours shd shcir
works do follow lhem-" Tcoxl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

"ghc Christian MONITOR We noticed
sometime ago work projected By the
Rev. John A. M'Mannin Of this county
a Pictorial Illustration Of the Way of Life
end Death. We have now the pleasure
of announcing tiiat :ilc work has been CON-
pletcd, and is ready for delivery to the sub
scribers. The work presents quite a neat
appearance, and is well calculated to eli
cit patronage, and we hope to,do good.
We have seen specimens printed on satin
and placed in gilt frames, which are quite
rich and ornamental; and copies printed on
fine paper enclosed in mahogany frame 5,
which are also quite neat. The work is
generally well executed, though it contains
few literal errors, which the, publisher
will doubtless have corrected; and some
improvements would suggest themselves
to a critical observer. But on the whole,
the work does credit TO the protector, and
to the artist by whom it was executed.
Mr.. M.Mannin has been at great expense
in preparing and executing his work; but
Judging from the reception which itseems
to have met with, rich harvest awaits
him as his reward.
Mr.. Marcus Harris is an agent for the
sale of them in this section of the state,
and Mr.. William Piper for the southern
and eastern part. The work is furnished
TO subscribers at one dollar, in considera-
ton of their having borne the expense OF
rs publication, and TO those who are not
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22

- tssl1aNs.l n tzF4rs ~
= Af-liaiisaarg Sgrsp.-a frisna n
. ne1gilbariag coaniy Fprendy placel ID
oar haas 4 mznmsrFipl. " Hkirh 4 copy
taiiews. |. was Eaaad amaag so.ns IA
family papers. There Is 10 place men.
li0ned "a eaaaeeli0n wiih de dais u show
where i was nriilsn. BAT doubgless Il wss
written "a the vicinity a. Gsrnan,oun
The baiils of Germanisun mas fouehl a.
ihs slh Ociaber. General Nash il appears
did no. de ii his wounds unlil ne lhid
day aflsr rsreiving them. Isstarf iuse.
cursleIs s15ssthaf he mas killed ii he
baafle. Alexander MARIN, ahoss name
is sfaachrd - DE IssnDseripl, vas Colo
mel Of fhs I'd rfgirnrat Of North Carolina
troops in the a'oniinrnlsl Service. fhtf'
he and caloael CLARK were. ne presume.
engaged IN The arsion a Germsn,own.
Col. ManIu wss a different times, near
die close n he war ann sller Il, speaker
Of ne sensle 0fihis Slate.
October. III
Died Of his wounds, he 7lh or this
inst. Inc onltsrigadier General Francis
Mash Of The Stale Of North Carolina,
which he received on The morning 81 lie
4th. as he was gaIlanily leading. on his
Brigade 70 charge The enemy near Ger
manlown. The genleel figure OF his PEP
SON added ~ his essy anil engaging man
Ecrs. gained him The affections Of all those
who had the pleasure OF his acquaintance;
w him Ihe Army has lost 4 promising
General, Of which he gave . glorious
proof, and is Justly 20 be Iamenied by All
Aie frieirh Of America.
Geaius sf FfesJaml whaher an ,hou a-.lf
While srids % ara n Inv sahs uassan.etl sye.a.
Lof wsrEe for ihre. ihy b-,Fdless her,es lsll,
AID nnl rs shield. 10 y aid The singed bali
GA Bankers height Rical MEEnEs . no more.
fhsb ave MaxIGonEHfs fate We aexl de,lore;
P.Iaceisa's fam'd islds 70 trembling Braala
tel
.sold-i.s wounds. Tho eups,sri..v sls..
cEa fell.
New Ensl4nd's SOssi. aerl sens,ors wOOsrEa
slain,
Dsm.ad. oar ,ears. Will. sri,aas a the pain,
Last hlw our 80 rows Ior a isroiils soas
WhoM MSeplaE Iafoiiua claims her 0srns
The g4lllni NasD. wins with fsfe fatal Wounl.
Thr' tarluf'd, weisefine. m the hostile erouad
Plight aa my troops" ith snlilias arJsr said.
. Tie but The fate &C war. be not disnlsy,d.1
High Heavier vTdsias f.r great designs THIS No,
Wueh al The destia'd period. none must nov
Heroes 81 cd thus fsr their eoaniry stood,
Raised mighiyempirrs founded wiihiLeir blood
" this new World. like great tyelis musl ru,ne
Ihus Aihsas rose. aud ihos imperial Rome.
Inscribed 10 Col. Thomas Clslk nfthe
Isl North Carolina battalion, by his
friend and most oliedienl humble servant.
ALIEN. MARTIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22
CONGRESS-.
Moday, February 5.

In the Senate, Mr.. Hannegan present
ed joint resolutions from the Legislature
of Indiana, passed unanimously assert
ing the unqualified right of the United
States to the Oregon Territory.
The consideration of Mr.. McDufiie's
Tariff bill was resumed; when Mr.. Evans
addressed the Senate, at great length, in
reply TO Mr.. McDuffie. Before Mr.. E.
had concluded his remarks the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House Of Representatives, the
Speaker announced the order of business
to be :hc reception Of petitions; the unfit