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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

9!opean Agencies. ron two Daily Line; Of Express
and al The important lines South and Ws.
v1y Of snail and vaSaDs parcels with regularity
pss ssEs ee
q n; ss,y in Philadelphia next morning HAnNDrN co.
Herald Buildings from the h.t of February Ap JIsI
49,. NIBLO;s COVsERVAToRY, GREENHOUSES
and Seed Establishment '7S Broadway adjoining the
The public IS respectfully informed tina, the above stab
shment will be ou.d hand one Of the most extensive
s"isbls for Hody PRISE fsrols. Sosssys,OIiss
"c
is 81 % :usrS o nd Hs
Wien a nsiS S. si IN iiowerps .ais
BOUQUETS procured any Ire nae 1 s md na
arranged ucque aud varied styles to SUIT al ass' D. an
Choice Flower Seeds viii be received fom Es'0ps s early
Iaaua varieties of WI be entirely GeW on ms
All the above Mi b. tested ,h.r growing gusli-
u,sPs the pasTcS. Of this es sio and Gl,, Globes.
s SC T Ss i 8" ead of on the most
All ordes thankfully received and executed with prompt
ness WILLIAM NIBLo, Propri..oy:
lin ii. Rooms is Broad At Il o'clock, WEDNESDAY
ESTCY VNsES FOR THE. HOLIDAYS -Dunl p
NCarmsn take this oppoIt q their thanks to
IN public for the bete patronage they have
received since opening their hey are
fully prepared all orders they may be favored VT
for boquets they will be of the most che &C and de-
cate the suitable for biz or other parties
they have also made furnish flowers to any FL
for year esnaton which will quite equal in beauty
those furnished custom the past seasons
strangers who favor with their orders which should
be given previous Saturday, rely be served
equl that Of similar establishment and
prices moderate than bsretofee Choice flo xer ar
richest boquets filled with flowers from two tn ten
dollars eschCamea plants Of shade and tint Just eX
Fimbrcata and Canddisma with their snow wiIs flowers
tint Imbrcaa, unsurpassed in FORM with many be utiu
notified aud shaded varieties such Doncklear Siebodi
rails vsriegated Americana and host of Others, great va
sy Of plants suitable for paror culture bulbs aud built
glasses bids and bird gold fish and globes Vegetable
and flower seeds of description warranted fresh the
Seed ore and Conservatory Those III want Will
| call and Judge for themselves.
/ ness. DUNLAP & CARMAN.
| d26 5t~rc SIS Broadway near Blocker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

~CQRK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
1BOOTS.-Ths subscriber makes TO order boots OF tn
above descriptions Of the finest quality Of French Calf
~ skim the latest style at reasonable Cen
tleme no have been the habit OF
Cor inferior articles requested call and be convinced Of
their nterest ia purchasing at this stote
being taken OF feet and prir Of Lasts kept for
each there difficulty in rettng handsome and
easy TIT.
Constantly hand large assortment OF ready made Dress
Boots latest at 80 and % 50 psr Double solcs iron
Slippers equally low prices
JOHN l.. WATKINS III Fulton street,
ds 1msec between Nassau and Dutch streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

900 .l NJ an -
ued Of black lead c bank unl about thiy
inche long and inches .d with the edg.a sharp
was bound with wood INNING slong tn top snd
Marked Pom roy Co. or p Co" on the ends The
,ad trunk supposed hive been stolen from board the
stesmb Utica the h inst ltco Lined large amount Of
checks notes. and ATS encl ~ caipes
b,gs directed different brokers and banks in the city Of
shove reward viii be paid addition to all other 70
ward, offered b. other Ier-o, interested,
POn EnOY co, avail st. NY.
New York, Dec 49, 1913.
The Of the above reward by the parties
sad Trunk and its snts IN adj
dton which ala the following reward OF e3eoo Of
ed by Posroy Go Of Albany and guaranteed BY the
dersigned making the mole ~ the reward offered
5000 DOLLARS.
ALBANY, Decsmbc- Is isti
We the pndergp,d having deep ,n,est ia the rseossry
Of the Trunk snd MONEY recently stolen from the teambst
ea DO hereby sn,rsntce ,hs 'uii prompt csysa q ne
Of this city, IA the ratio of respective interests
WASHBIlRN CO.,
THEUDOIlE OLC0cT,
" r. KENDRICK,
Cashier Of ID, Mss6.s,s. and rarmer. Bank.
JOHN PAINE,
Cskier Of the Bank Of Troy.
WIN. J FRYER
dls tfns rre JOSHUA q. DIX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

ELoU bbs fine Flour landing fiom ship Hunuvills
dir 4. k coIGIfiNs Il co. 90 South ,,r.e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
NEW YEARS NIGHT.

M w
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. WASHINGTON
HALL VI Parker % 70 notice to his friende And
the public, that he intends Grand Ball
New Years night which occasion great va e o. i.nsy
dances will be brought forward The mach admired Highland
Fling by Miss Seu De Village, BY MISS st. Claf; La
syIphide by ayounc Lady Horupipe bya Master Pssryo
lie bv Miss lenenca the uch admired spanish dance Of
Jaeo de Xeies by the celebrated Miss WAtsrs Naval
Horoppe, by Mr. Parker
Dncng eommesee half past eight and continue anti
late hour. Tickets 81.
~ b. lemons rep eAentius cowrs intoxea'sd eAa
raetsrs, any improper d~ss will mot h~ sdm ted. The
strcte ateoon will be paid The door such cha
from entering the d2s 3tssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

A MEXICAN REPUBLICAN, soNGsTER-Thes SECOND
II edition OF this work ia out, aud for sale at j.
rows add r. De lie Rec, Star House e Barrow snd
cDnp ta streets Every member OF the party should have
&c these books COMPOSED and arranged by r. De L Rec
for the putty d2S 6t'ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment
ienamen and Boys Caps Of the latest fashion which he
will sell cheap any other establishment this city
mong which may be found gentlemsns cloth- velvet new
,ye OF glazed aud line otte, caps Also on hand sae supply
low.
Fancy FuAlso, constantly hand large assortment Of
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices.
N.BThe Caps Of the subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair Of the American Institute.
MO 1msr I16 Chatham st. opposite Roosevelt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
TOYSl TOYSl TOYS

Toys! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever, a the
w well kuown Toy tore 23J Centre doors above
GrTd street, opposite The Market families and strangers
Wishing for the holidays, will do we'll TO call before
D'' aS1 CENTRE STREET.
Also, full assortment OF China Gras and Earthsn Ware
dl 2awtJIse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
GENUINE TEAS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store l2l
Chatham street. New York; Branch stor 3lB Blocker st.
New Yors; Ageuc l6 Fulton Brooklyn also at the
Main aud Van outon STREETS, Paterson j.. n-
the attention of ard families and purchase
for The approaching hold ia neral to their several es'ab
lishmens wher" hev think will b found by The best e
LECTION of and uaadu terated Tees IN the United states
The universal popularity and OF their house. with ee
renee TO high ~ tss lo pser. aud upnsht dealing too
Ogne, aud oniy warehouse for he sale Of Ho Squa Black
Tea Oberye te prtcu ar 10 remember ths mum
srof the principal stes in Chatham street viz: between
Pc and Roosevelt seeking for It they 'ble
{, be led astay by ,e store iSst stred at w Chatham
n, name Of Canton Tea" Store. The public vi also be
pleased take notice. thai the Canton Tea Company have
thing with her those
Described the Of this ads ertise dls mec
CROTON BAKERY NOTICE
CTX POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING -
~ The largest bread in tn city be had the roton Bs
kerry 90 James pounds Of wh bread for
shlliug, three pounds for What, indian
Rye AID Graham Bread also the Kim Rye Bread Of
kind larg- aal Pies or all nds each and
Crackers flesh every day. German and New Year Cakes
The holidays Flour wholesale and retal Ere for
saleeysry day .
~ Brhe above articles canbe had the branches No 800
Pear between sn square and Oak stree and No 2o2 Will
Frankfort, also AT 223 Cherry Pelham
d22 Im.uc JOHN H. WIEGAND, % James ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
ATTENTION. ATTENTION,

ATTENTION ATTENTION!
A N ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENT can ts ob'aosd
Banet Cheap Engraving and Printing Estsblishmset.
No 20 Coutlan'ts ret Gomez Ore~nw'eh Wedding Vsit
Invitation and rofssi~ns Cards. srcuted the hrst style
fthe aids the Of The Engfavsng ncatness
" he Printing aud the whteu,s. and brsncy Of the carss:
Persons furnishing their owpC ard Plates have them printed
the od and fashionable stye Of st redsesA
prises.
Visiting Card rls,e neatly ensav- and Gy es,ds printed
At tine low or CO ol silo do 7wsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01
SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.

A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving aud Printing "a
adjustment IRON John str,st 10 No beskm3g street.
.oyejoy'r Hotcl) orrose the pnek church. New Yorh-
ed in the first sp Of tho a as regard: he superiority o. ne
Of the Printing and the whtensss and bril-
anoy Of the Persons furn shing their Card Pates
can them printed the approved and shonabbs
,ty le OF Cavds al reduced prices. d. imer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-01

Hss FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
ytuated in the of lsle-of Wight, mile and hall
fTom the mouth Of ansemond River containing ao9pi
hundred bounded sides by creeks Daygablt
roI small vrses) running into the mouth Of
There is the farm large al well finished brick dwelling
house. with other necessary out house. IN good sIar
Neav half Of la is well mbe ed with large ia pine
oaks tire of the flint quality for steamboat wood
he cleared land Of good quality and well adapted tn
Of wheat potatoes and water nei1ns
has attached il fine oyster landing for planting oysters
and of the stock farms Of its size In lower Virginia
Persons wishing purchase, by applying early viii meet
with great bargain. -.
IL net sold privately before il will be offered at public
ton the premises the 18th day OF January, 1874.
Terms be made known and further information given by
Mr. Jos. b. Whitehead Of Smtheld Isle of Wight county,
the subscriber. WILLIAM HINES.
do 3aw tojy25
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
From the Raleigh Register.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

WALTER r. LRAKg, esq. of Richmond
county, fr many years one Of the pillars
Of the Jackson Van Buren, party in This
state, having been nominated by Loco
Foco meeting in Anson rs a delegate to
the Baltimore Convention, has addressed
ale,ier TO the Chairman OF the meeting
denouncing in bid, manly and indie
pendent spirit. the manner in which the
friends Of Mr.. Van buren, propose 10 or
gtnize that Convention. This letter Of
Mr.. LEsKE's, too, was written before MIR.
CALHoUS's recent communication appear
ell; showing that his views are influenced
by principle. and that he is not controlled
by The ipse DIRT Of his grea, leader. The
letter is long; but the following extract
will give an idea Of its reasoning and tcm-
per:
"What. then, are the characteristics Of
the Virginia or N. York plan! II we un-
dersland them, they are prominent. arro-
CANT AMI bold. They profess no one
model for their construction Of the Con-
ven,inn; il is neither on the popular, fed
eral, or the sovereignty principle. but is
made 10 parlake Of them all. not loosely
thrown together. ba. dss' gneiiy arranged.
When she speaks ofthe popular will.
1t Is so arranged by the general ticket
plan, that the will Of the MAORI y is snp'
pressed; and when To do this, she calls in
The aid Of sovereignty" she uses that
sovereignty" not in its legitimate, con-
sll'ational mode, but for the purpose OF
bearing down. over-powering and con-
cenlraling her divided individual preleren.
ces upon one man-thus giving to small
majority Of = few large States, the control
Of q convention Of political friends. In.
stead oi meeting us like brothers, embark,
ed upon acommon bottom, she arrogan,ly
seizes the helm. calls upon the ships
crew to be good sailors, look out fol
breakers" Of which she is constantly re.
minding them, and leaves no discretion a.
TO the port to which they will sail. Cal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
MARYLAND ELECTION.
From the Baltimore Patriot.

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE,
.4a United Whig Delegation in both
Houses IF Congress.
We have the qualification of ANNOUNCE
ing that Maryland presents an undi, ided
front in Congress. The doubt which
hung upon the result in the fifth district,
has been removed by the authentic re-
turns showing tina, DR.. Preston is elected.
A more brillian', a more important, a
more encouraging victory it was not pos
sible To win. and its influence on the great
contests which will signalize the year
1874. can scarcely be overrated. Il will
act like an electric shock upon the coun-
try. II will arouse the glorious enihusi-
asm of the Wings every where, and will
kindle up fire, that will burn brighter
and brighter, as the contest advances, and
will tighten up the whole land when the
day for the final struggle arrives.
For Henry Clay and his principles,
this battle in Maryland was fought. For
him and them il was won. Henry Clay
and the rariff-the Tariff and Henry
Clay! These are the magic words that
open the hearts Of the people, and enlist
all their sympathies--and with them. and
for them, the Wings Of Maryland have
fought The battle and won the fight.
Such victory as this in Maryland de-
serves more than the mere record Of il in
the papers of the day. 1t so fills the
h"ar,s of the party itself with joy, that
they must speak of |. 10 one another and
to the Wings Of the Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

80 a. psmarrryi ifsa, z um N
iismpffst kFaaiiiy = nsnrrissy. De
nstslse . feten1lisH.
z hs eanaoL fir. commund lnaeunEe
NufIrita1y cogFaroas. . eise rsnf = ne
lnst inaignsiioa ahich : hsrs rreiizi a
sarh aPaaPesaioa snkindless bui ws masi
- prnnisied - sas. THAI i "a an nrrnEani
lErsnmpsiaa. an - insull % de friends
- ihe dlsinet syslem.
-And far what. ne ~. are we ealird
np0a - make surh On unhsard O. surrrn-
DIRT Mt Cor Ihe sdssncrmrnl q Ger rrin-
eiples. fsr judging from reesnl iniicaiians
N taagEs-s. these have been asssiled.
The 2lss Rule. one ~ he PALISADES q
oar constitutional fariress, and IN he rrar
Of which stand oar domestic Institutions,
. already iollsring 70 ils I'll. Free trade
has recelved no assistance and lana.ieism
no rsbnke. 1hns. a. things nols stand.
ne are called npen 70 become the passive
instruments % oar own political degrade
tion.
" surh be me rase, and we confess
that We have some misgirings. the sooner
ne SCI up Tor Ourselves the better. and al
though ne may moi be able 10 elevate The
man Of nur ehoise. yet ne shall hare .
consciousness of political reclilnde 10 ami
mate our course
.Less Than this. would not satisfy an
honest men. and mere Than this I'm the
present aspect of affairs. we have no rea-
son TO expect.
.for myself, As The political friend Of
JoHS q. cALHoUS. play Al no such
game; IL we must abide The trump. we
mast be. allowed AZ least 10 shuttle the
cards.
"We are willing. nay ,lesirous ofeon-
rentraiing The strength OF the party if il
can be honorably effected; but il this be
denied Us. then we prize our principles
more Than "rariy," and must be left free
TO act As circumstances may require"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
DEMOCRATIC DIS rRICT CON.
yENTION.

On the Goth instant. a meeting was
held at Palmer's Hotel in Hillsborough,
TO appoint Delegates to attend the Demo-
cratic District Convention al Oxford. on
Tuesday Of Granville Superior Court.
Whereupon, on motion Of Benjamin
Hurdle, Bryant Strowd, esq. was called to
the chair. and DR.. ID. A. Montgomery
was appointel! secretary.
On motion Of Gen. Allison, the chair
man appointed The following delegates to
attend said Convention: col. VIM. Hor
ner, Gen. B. +. Trollinger, DR.. E. F.
Watson, Sidney Smith. Alexander Me-
bane, Williamson Parish. Cad. Jones, jr.
Dr. ]. s. Bracken, Elisha Umstead. John
Holt, esq, William Patterson. George
Mebsne. Joseph MsMurray. Hasten Poe,
Hezekiah Terry, John Berry, w. W.
Allison, and Harrison Wilkerson.
BRYANT SrROwD, Chm.
D. A. MoNrsoMERy, Sec'y. 1s,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
Obituary..

Died IN dis place. on Friday nighlIss,.
Mr.. FRAscH IoSrs. IN ihe sosh year q
his age.
10 this county. On Thursday ihe Islh
instant. in he s4Ih year o. ms sge. Dawn
MEsASE, ESQ. lie several times repre-
senied this county in the Legislature. and
vas bold Parizan IN he war of The Re-
volniicn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
Some Of the Rep ,r,er. and Lister Wi.

Some OF the Rep ,r,er. and Lister VIII
iers appear 10 vs. noi I" haze exactly Up.
pretended The legal ground taken by the
heir, Of NJ. Gu.rd, IN the recent argn-
mem. 20 f.r as rep cis ,hr alleged nrel =
giou. character oil the proposed school, or
college. 49,
We were al en,ive listeners on The &C.
cssinn, and ~e understood the pun, or
objection, - be this, va: "Tha, MI.
Guards proposed plan Of educstion was
deroga,ory To The Christian rrliginn. and
f,r pain and clear principles. and for
pl in and clear objects, oi Drism or
lnfideliiy: and tina, NJ. Girard's brques,
fnr The endowmrn, of this college. being
far other reasons void, according to the
common rules aud principles OF I,w, il
was not entitled 10 receive 10 court ri
equity ,ha, especial favor nr privilege, by
the force Of which gifts and endowmenis
fur charity we're upholjrn 10 such courts,
though VOID in cour, Of law. The right
uf Mr.. G,rard to dispose Of h,s property.
as lie nigh, see III. according 10 law, We
did no, understand to be disputed.
The question, a. il struck Us. was:
" Can a beques, Of this kin! call On the
courts Of equity to extend t. it the favor
belonging TO char,tes!" Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

tziaihg eaaaiarlils fnaeai = n tlihE
80 0ilsT ~ lltls sTIlrlss. 10 - q
- IlhheTy Esd - "a. nnll Wakin .
~ artuc. siner whsn. ~ he ssgariass
Plans 81 ~. ganEs n. MrRRaE. CRY
Iensishlr. he rohh<s hare noi enly h~rn
deircied. bai mssg a he salnshlrs rrros-
erred Fssr free persons e colour. ar
sssied - suspiciea q being cp1cefnsd IN
The robbery. haze bern examined, and
fnny rommiRed Cor trial.
Raisigh Rsgisfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
MlHDr,sn

On Thursday de e7pd insL ~ De
kev. A. @. Hughes. Mt Jvsrpn N.
PHrEErT, . Miss EInAzErH. daushlr
Of Capt Roben Nouox. e il.is eounsy.
iaPsssa LssiAsss ssuisa4.as.
Thai 5hsy. an shrsaiaa w..
Nay msks danslie buseeassshs.
~ tskiss msis q sAsse.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

MEXICO The National cong,e..
ofIhs, i.spubl 9 in The city Of M-xirn "a,
opeaed by . speech from The President
~ in erin "f lhs Republic.
TIE lailoSing. translated from the
D,sro del Gab,ernn (GoyernInent psper)
.an,uacss ,hs rlecuaa aud ofi nal pro-
cismanna 81 the slecpaa Of Gen. San a
Anna. uair the new Csa.lilu i'm, 10 be
P'esdsnl OF the Republic:
I'VE hasen with the most lively "
10 anaauacs thsi :, the mnmen,, While we
are W i,in,, . o'claek 10 The sf.efn'on.
the Congress hiss pro''l.insi, IN canfar-
miiy 10 ias. the elrcIIon Of his excellen-
cy. the general Of division. well deserving
Of his cuuary, Dna Antonio Lopez de
Santa Am, I, the Presidency Of The Re-
public. Tae two houses having been as
.emhleI and the aei, OF the department as.
senbllrs helng read. eomnil'es Of the
iWo lIausss was formed; having retired
10 examine the votes. they SION alter
ward. returned add offered the result TO
the Congress. by whom II vas ra.ifi d N
the form, prescribrt by law. The elsc-
ton sss i'm nedi.,ely prorl.ined by all
the church bell. &c The ciri,.l, by firing Of
cannon. and BY The music Of the eairi,on.
'rs-mrrrow this happy ereni will be &c.
LIBERATED. AMI published in the firm Of q
n,uonaI ordinance. Il will raise uni er.
81 manifestations Of ,ha, j'y ,ha, 10 al
ready visible IN the ia-es al all the Inh'-
biisnts nf lhi. csalt,l. who vii see the
hapaines, Of their country placed on Do
rsble basis by this fortunate election.
/" Januar, 3. noon. The national or'li-
name prncl mm,ne the .lseuou nj his Ex-
ceIIency G neral Santa Anna A. Pre.iden,
Of the Republic, was solemnly publ she'd
end procl .inei in the streets Of Mexico
by the CIVIL and military authorizes If the
capnal, al the hesd Of an escort compass
ed Of ds,,chnents from each eorrs Of the
garrison."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
TIE WINGS OF MAINE.

At the Wing State Convention, held al
Augusta. in the Safe Of Maine. en tie
9Th day oI February instant. the i"losiHg
ties luiors " e,e adopted. expressive oi the
pr. ference by the Convention Of candid
stes for the offices Of President and Wire
President of the Uui,ed States.
Rfsoired. That now rene y ing our or.
rsngemenis. for thr Presidential election.
We rrrur With a melancholy pleasure to
the excellent and large hearted man. the
lamen'ed Harrison, whose great merits
we're so Enthusiastically acknowledged By
the people in 1870. while he led the peo-
pie 10 The triumphant results Of tina, esr's
contest. We gladly renew The expression
Of our devoted respect Tor h's memory.
and desire ever To cherish the exsmI lie Of
his vmiue. while seeking, as he always
sought. 10 Uphold the principles 81 the
Constitution and to romo'e the good Of
the people. ->
n Resolred, That This Convention l. proud
to renew al thi. lime the sentiments ex-
pressed by the Wing State Convention in
lS42. Of unsn,mous preference Of Henry
Clay Tor the Presidency. TO thai nor-
inat,on-the first. We believe, that was
made by any S a'e Consention--we are
satisird maj"r,ty Of The people Vi this
State will respond, and ~,ll rally under
tha, reno ned and fasorite name, with the
eres, mass Of The nation. ia behalf Of
sound principles and wise p"licy.
g Resolred, That assembled as We are |
in the mids, Of the patriotic and ,horonshly
Wing population Of the county OF KEN
nebec. we rejoicr to know tina. The hear,
Of The Safe 10 still sound and true. We
remember with grateful pride the ancient
political renoWn Of this noble county. and
our thoughts turn With admiration to him
who YVES long her faithful Representative.
and is now her Iavorits son. 10 his high
hono,s we recognise the honour oil the
State. and We repent and affirm The urani.
nous tribute Of praise which has placed
him in the foremost rank of able and use.
fal statesmen. We tender 20 our Wing
brethren throughout The Union The assu-
rance iha, Maine will support the csnd.-
date Of he Baltimore Convention, and y :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29
SUPREME tOuRT.

AAN - - 0MAAm
Opinions hare bern delivered il ihe
following Cases:
By kEFFIx. G. I. IN den sx den. WI.
liams .. Burnett. from Marin, Affirming
the judgment below.
Also. in Mccsskill e. MeBryde, IN r.
quily. from Moore. directing derree ae-
eording 70 Inc report.
Also. in Parks .. spurgin. IN Equity.
from Randolph. derlsring lAst here il no
frfor in the eecFre appealed from.
Also. in Motley .. Jones. Anderson a.
Co. n Equity. frum Csswell. diminishing
the bill.
Alsn. in Niece .. Niece. from Dup
lin affirming The judgment below.
Also. in Skinner 0. Skinnrr. frnm Gaies.
affirming The judgment below.
Also. in lIslloweIl D. skinner. from
Gates. affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Mock .. Wagner. from Da-
ridson. reversing The judgment. and d.
reciing the rule 10 be made absolute.
By DasIEL J.. in Worth .. Merriam.
from Guilford. affirming The judgment be-
low.
Also. in Miller .. Ellison. in Eqnity,
from Randolph, dismissing The bill silh
costs.
Also, in Noble .. George. in Equity,
from Lenoir. dismissing The bill.
Also. in Hall . Gsnze. in Equity. from
Brunswick. directing an account.