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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
" OFFICE, RICHMOND, Y,RcisiA, sells Tickets In
all Lotteries under the management Of j. u Gregory q
Co., on the same that they sold at the Mana
gers Office.
1'''"' j. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1886.
$4,000. in Prizes of $4,000 each.
New Jersey Lottery, Class % for 1876 10 be drawn
at Jersey City, October l4th.
. IS Number Lot.ery-la Drawn Ballots.
Prizes IS Capital Prizes OF $4,000 100 Of 5Oo
Tickets 81, halves 4; quarters2 2.
$4,000, 10000, Prizes of $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class for 1916, to be drawn at
Alexandria, October 18th.
~ Number Lo,tery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
Capital Prize of $50 SO 900 SSS prizes of ss,sss
{. 7500 30 1000
, 5000 Besides many of 5000,
500 800, 200, &c.
Tickets sl5; halves SO; quarters 3 a. Certihcatss
Of Packages OF ri Whole Tickets sl6O; a6 halves co.
26 quarters 40, % eighths ~.
Alexandria Lottery, Class l. for 1876, TO be drawn at
Alexandria. October .4lh.
IS Number Loltery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Prizes:
lprize of $780, $4,000 600 u prize Of sJ I"So
q 5000 50 $40
Tickets $40: halves s. quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $l0 IS halves IS; -
quarters ~ so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass K, for 1885, to be drawn al
Alexandria, 0ctnbeT 3lst.
7s Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes :-s35, 29s 10 900, &C. &C.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so. C1rtihcates
of Packages of 26 Whoes $50; 20 halves 6o 70 quar-
t-rs 30 50
Orders for Tickets. addressed 10 the undersigned,
Safa pleas aut Yps
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u 0Qh DOLLARS or % nn0 neil
r. non DOLLARS
ID. Paine d Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PacKAGES.
order TO afford every facility TO the patrons Of For
i tunes Home will hereafter give in FOUR Tickets
To the Package instead OF THREE as heretofore Per
sons wishing packages may deduct the price OF four
tickets The following grand Schemes are presented
far Ocrober. Address C. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE l. CO.,
Managers of Lotteries
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By Last Evenings Mail.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERI

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERI-
CA.-By the arrival of The brig Mary A. Jones,
Captain Jones, (says Sundays New York
Herald) we have received news from Monte
video 10 The 10Th August. Mr. w. Brent, late
Minister al Buenos Ayres, with his lady, and Sc
nor Antonio Pfian came passengers in the YES
sci. Notwithstanding our advices, via Rio ia
Metro to the contrary, We learn that the blockade
i, not yet raised The injustice OF the block
aiding squadron can best be shown BY the fact,
that from the Isl TO The 18th July, and during the
month OF June, seventy-two vessels were permit
ted 10 pass the squadron, but OF these not one was
American.
Mr. Hood was at the camp Of Gen. Rivera with
dispatches; when Capt. Jones sailed, he had not
as yet been a. Monlevideo, and the inhabitants OF
the latter place were of opinion, that for The pre-
sent al least, the blockade would continue.
The Buenos Ayrean army had vacated Media
nado and Gen. Rivera himself arrived al Monte
video, the 10Th August, being the day on which
the vessel sailed.
Capt. Jones says that the price oil hides was RI
sing daily. He also wishes 10 return his thanks
10 Capt. Henry, of the U. S. sloop-of-war Ply
mouth, for the many attentions received from him
while conveying his vessel home.
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Bigger,s Prize Office.

DI6SCH \ u kHAC NIhhhSSs
I PRESENT TO the patrons of the I.hcky Once The
! following Schemes, which are soon to be drawn;
and for Capital Prizes hi 10 address all orders TO
JOHN u. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000! $4,000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Al to be drawn on
Saturday, Oct 10, 1916, Wilmington, Delaware. IS
Nos &, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals.
| prize Of $4,000 | prize of $4,000
10000 1000
/ I" 5000 Is 1000
1000 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters . so.
1925 DOLLARS, or 10000 nett
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 40, TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Oct IL,
lei6. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
! Prize $685. Is Prizes of $500 300
rs 900 sc. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters So
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three Prizes of 25, 900 DOLLARS each
Lowest three number Prize 500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 49, 10 he drawn on
Saturday, October cath, 1916, at Wilmington, Del.
Capitals.
! p prize OF 1900 % p.'" 800
4,o4 20 1850
j s s,SSs g, g ,os Go; ss'
Tickets 3l2i halves +; quarters }.
NJ Orders for tickets In the above or In any lottery
advertised in another column by d. PAINE & Co., Ma
nagers of lotteries will be promptly attended 10, II ad
dressed TO JOHN D. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Sept. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

A destructive fire broke out al 81. Louis, Mo-,
on Sunday morning, 9th nit, in building
known as jerks Hemp Warehouse. which de-
slroyed properly to The amount Of Sc. 900, prin-
cipaly hemp and salt The sufferers are Words,
Chrisy & Co. ! r. Mackenzie L. & A. G. Far
well & Co.; WIN. IL. Harrison; John Frost, and
others.
The U. S. hemp agent lost all his machinery
used IN inspecting hemp. There wa, insurance
OF the property destroyed to the amount Of p, 600
dolars.-[ Baltimore american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
LOTTERIES.
W.P.Turpin's Lottery Omce,
MO. I0i MAIN STREET, Richmond V'1-

w II. lUFptM AOteCa ACSs
MO. lot MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vl1-
~ giniS.
J. O. oSEe S,1sy,A : S co; Ns"S0h"''
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1870
New Jersey Lottery Glass for 1886, to be drawn at
Jersey City, October l2th.
"a Number Lotery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Pr:zes:-Sa5 900, G, 900, 20 OF 900
Tickets IS; halves . so; quarters %.
$4,000, in Prizes Of si0o COO each.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81 for 1885, TO be drawn
IS Number Lotery-la Drawn Ballots.
Prizes IS Capital Prizes Of SlO,OOO, lOO oil oVO.
Tickets IS; halves 4; quarterss
$4,000, SCI, 900, prizes of $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for 1916, 10 ne Drawn
" IS Number Lottsry-l4 Drawn Ballots
Capital Prize of s5O,OO0 prizes OF 3 ~, oW
10000 2,3So
l0,OO02 % 1000
, !" 5000 s0SO % Besides many OF $780, 600
5O0 800, 200, sc.
Tickets si5 halves 5o quarter. ,so q. so
Of Packages oil % Whole Tickets Sloo; 70 haiVes eo
26 quarters 40; a6 eighths 90
Alexandria Lottery, Class l. for 1885, to be drawn at
As1anaI'a N, "e,ooe I ai.p Drawn Ballots
Prizes
- u00 1910
/ G'O0O 40 900
3'oy7 SO g 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 81. Certificates
Of Packages oil IS Whoes SIl025 halves S. . quar-
iers 81 So.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass X, for 1885, 10 be drawn
al Alexandra, October 3lst
70 Number Lotery-H Drawn Ballots.
Tickets ain halves s. quarters . So Certificates Of
Packages OF &c Wholes sl3o; % halves S5 26 quar-
tiers - so.
Remlttances received free Of postage Drawings for
warded when requested, IS soon as received
sent a6 w. p. TURPIN.
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j. G.. Gregory & Co.
MANAGERS, NO. lOl, NAM STREET
lvl RICHMOND, Virginia.

GANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
Ivl RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR oCToRER. Is4G.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81, for 1885, TO be drawn
at Jersey City, October 18th. ~
10 Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
p''He 5000 5000 &c. &C.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarter, IS.
$50, 200, in five Prizes Of Sl0, 900 each
New Jersey Lottery. Class 81 for 1910, 10 be drawn
Al Jersey City, October nh.
IS Number I.oitrry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes IS Capital Prizes of $4,000, ITO Ct $500.
Tickets So; halves !; qnarters2.
$4,000 poLLARs-a0 900 DOLLARS,
. Prizes Of II, 900 DOLLARS,
Alexandra Lottery Glass for o4G, TO he drawn at
Alexandra, October l7th
7s Number L Lottery n. Drawn aal'o''.
Capital Prize Of $4,000 aprizes Of ss,ssooss
: +" luooo 20 !" 2.oUo
g $500 10 I" 1000
> . 5000 Besides many Of $780,
500, 300, 300, &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters IS. Certificates
Of Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets $780, 20 halves So %
quarters 40; &c eiehths -.
Alexandria Lottery Glass l. for 1916, 10 be drawn al
Alexandra. October 2ith.
rs Number Lottrry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes.
j
- $4,000 /. 5000
/ !" G,OrG ~ 1000
/ j..27 81 500
Tickets so, halves s. quarters SO. Certificates Of
Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets Sll0; IS halves S. 25
quarters 27l.
Alexandria Lottery Glass X, for 1916, TO be dawn at
Alexandra, October 3isi.
"a Number I.ottery-l4 Drawn Rallo.s.
Prizes :-s35, 1874, 10000, &c. &C., &c.
Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages Of ii Whole Tickets $3.50; 26 halves 65; 26
quarters 32i.
:. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceuih.
Gates OF Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and account Of
each drawing will he SENT when requested 10 all who
order from Address
J. 6. GREGORY s. CO, Managers,
Sept. &c Richmond, Virginia.
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10000 DOLLARS, 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass Al, be drawn
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, October 10Th,
ls16 75 Nos u drawn
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MISS GORDON'S BOARDING AND DAY
SClQQI EQR VOTING LADIES

Corner Of Third and Franklin SIS Saockoe HiN
THE exercises OF Miss Gordon's School for Young
L Ladies' W III be- resumed the Ist October next,
in Mr.. Motifs and convenient building, on Sd and
franklin streets In hr regular and solid branch
Of Education Miss Gordon will be assisted by Miss
smith and Sir. Srabrook, both We'll known and expert
rnced teachers and having engaged the of the
hest instructors in Musir, French &C, she hopes that
her School, in every department, will br found worthy
o r continued and increasing patronage Of her riend DIS
aud the public.
TERMSPayahl- half y-ary in advance, on thr Isl
Ortuber and Isl March:
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Half payable in advance remainder the Isl of March,
Each young lady will provide herself with 4 silver
fork, table and tea spoon.
No boarder will he allowed to shop or raise accounts
without the express permission Q! Tho principal.
The baardefs eXperta6 attend church with the
family FREE CT charge I6r pew rentnor are they per
.iii-d 10 20 abroad unless under the supervision Of
Mrs c. or OF The Teachers. No departure from this
rule will he allowed, unless by express agreement with
the parent or guardian.
1J- Mr. Alexander Martin will attend 10 all letters
having reference 10 the School, during The absence Of
Mrs. Z. from the city, Aug. i-cw2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

TN HANCERY-yfRGISiA AT Rules held In The
Clerks Office Of the Superior Cour OF Chancery, for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5lh day Of Octobsr, 1876
Philip NJ. Thompson, William NJ. Thompson, Julia
Thompson, George G. Thompson. and the said Philip
NJ. Thompson. Trustee for Isabella J. Snlly and her
children, Plaintiffs:
against
Edmund &. Goodwin and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according The Act Of
Assembly and The Rules Of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabiian Of
this Commonwealth, il ordered. that the said defend
ant do appear The rules 10 he held the said Court
on the first Monday in January next and answer the
amended and supplemental bill the plaintiffs; and that
copy Of this order be forth with inserted In
paper published in the City of Richmond for two months
and posted the front door Of the Capitol
in the said City.
Copy. Teste, P. ROBERTS, ID. elk.
Oct. 6-ew2m
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MRS GEN. CARRINGToN's BOARDING


SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
COMMENCES the lst Of October, and closes on
~ the 3>i of July. Mrs. Darlington spares no pains
10 have all The departments filed with competent teach
ers and ventures TO promise al thorough an education
can be obtained In any School in the Union
Mrs C.'s dwelling is In beautiful retired and heal
thy part Of the city, combining many local advantages
generally found IN city residence; and the inter
mai arrangements snch the comfort Of the
inmates.
The bnarders are considered members a. the family,
and required to conform 10 lis ,eaaatons-hl they aru
governed by tie law ui kindness.
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100000 $4,000! 5000!

I PRESENT 10 the patrons of the I.ncky Once The
! following Schemes, which soon to be drawn
md for Capital Prizes ho TO address all orders to
JOHN u. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
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Tickets slO; halves 5; quarters ? 50.

Tickets tIU; Halves y qHaIeTs %.
1895 DOLLARS! l05l5!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ~, TO be
drawn on Saturday, October nth, 1916, at wilmington,
Delaware. rs Nos, IL drawn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

The Oregon Question.

A e0n6deaiiai massage from the Presideni VA.
communicated 10 The Senate On "Wednesday q
lat week. upon which IN executive sessiOa ora.
Immediately he'd. This message. d d said, lrans.
Hss Tic proposal Of Great Britain ior settlement
d The Oregon difficulties On he basis Of the ash
psEsilsl. the British 10 retain he whole Of Van.
eOuysss Island. and the kss navigation Of Il.
Columbia nssE for ten yesrs, 81 auiing he cont.
nuanes Of The charter Of the HadsOh's Bay Con.
Pany; the Straits of Fuea 20 be opsn 10 bo,h par.
tics. and the United States to have Ihe free use q
The hays and ihlrIs Of VsncOuyef's Islsnd. Tia
President asks the advice Of the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

"e view Orleans Tropic of the 5,h instant,
'i'e arrival there of Col. NJ. G. Lewis,
commissioner to treat with the Indians, and com.
.'' 'a'eS inc gratifying intelligence that trea.
= '' o'en negotiated with the Prairie Indians
VI ''' Southwest, which puts an end 10 The ru.
''Ss Of the probability of Indian disturbances on
'"' borders of Texas, The Tropic says Peace
"''' ''if'een Indian Tribes bordering on Texas i,
no" guaranteed. The treaties with all ,besc bor.
''en made by COL Lewis, in connection with
'oase Butler of South Carolis., and the dc,.,o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

e1ks was. ~ ~ . waf i aessn.
me VII e are s<s1g 8 e. i o.. fiski
az wfosg. All s.ll - - A. - il maia.
Isn ing he Ansnrsa esks- ;. she Il ends
Of he Ad2ialsiFsaion. b. ma bF ne
nsa0s statistics re uoss. ipsrs - POSER.
IL 10 nos ioash ahaa ~s % loE car cosn-
ny. That psGrioaisn j. 1T ssfkrssdy
,e9REr .hsEnss. We mast % fr olhsr
PeoPlss sonaIiss. re au.i bslisss N
he 30 Graads. and ssssr ~ 81 20.
Above all. ws masl ssrngnlxs re shols
Rspubl.e - our PErsidsni. wha IN his % o
lhlls PsEson. eont.ias he canerEsrssd e.
senee oi The wssdsm. greslosss. ralor.
yHsas. and rspuhliraulsm &c The NaFlh
Anetiean coafedesaey. We must MI
only suss< lhs Msxscans. bot sho0l H.
sannahs Polk. Tha nnms must n ouE
battle eIy. Excuse ~. genlemsn. There
- no mage IN lbs sound. II sEOsse.
sayshiRg bus martial Or psiriis is assosia.
lions. u sli's M memory Of RsEaia.ion,
s'y Struggle asd rsnown. But Polk or ID
Polk. upon whsteTsr ihssue he brosd
banner Of the Union nav be planted
whether and he sno~s 81 Oregon. OF il
ihs 4" halls Of he Maa,szums-," Amer
cans. iorgesiul Of al party Distinctions
wall rally ,. ons msn. and catching in
s";'-s.sx- srGons o'eE 50 many per,lon.
asht, siElke together IN one eallsnl
BIO hefh"Od far The uionph and renOsu
Of heir sommOn sOaAIy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
Gen. Scott and the AdmIpistra.

tion.-The correspondence between Gen. Scot,
and the War Department, recently called for nv
the Senate, has been published. On. or two At
General scon's expression, in his frs: letter
were nc: perhaps well considered, and thew have
been the subject Of severe animadyersiop. Per.
haps they were imprudent; bu, with his e,plan..
''hs OIL these remarks. every thing offensive has
"'en removed and the whole correspondence will
'n0" that he is judieious and able officer, coual
~ ready and willing to execute as well as DESIGN
campaign against Mexico. The tone Of his LET.
'ofs IN relation to the President and his sec,e,s.
~ we Think is courteous and pleasant, while a,
'n' same time he shows determination to guard
Ills reputation against envious assaults. The Nc.
r'''ai Of this correspondence has raised Gen Scot,
IN our estimation If it were possible i, certainly
has not lowered him any.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

TIC committee Of the House Of Rcprcscr,..
,'''s, appointed to investigate the charges mado
"y CHARLES J. Ingcrsoll agains, Daniel Webster
:" 'e'A''Oh to the Secret Service Fund, made
sf,,' on inc 9TH instant which clearly establish
es Mr. "ebsler's innocence, and FIXES the brand
''a''oerer upon his accuser. Mr.. Binkcr.
'H''ef OF the committee, submitted
Nv TI"''f report somewhat cxcusing Mr.. IngersOll
r. ~ WV reports were ordered to be printed; and
!" our next we propose to give the whole or III.
substance, of these reports.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

The American Farmer. in noticing he
late National Fair II Washington, has The
following:
"Among the Mechanical nOfaIlss in
this, the main department. - 10 extent,
we must not omit mentioning The glass
bOnnels, four or fVe Of which are exhlb-
lied. composed each Of some hundred and
thirty thousand li) yards Of glass. spun
10 tie ahensss Of hair. and very heauli-
fnl-We regret having neglected 10 aseeE-
tain the name Of the manufacturer, for
two ressons-ir.l for his skill. and see-
ondly for his eleyerness in some other
things. He presented one to the lady Of
the President, with the request that she
wonld wear il to the fair, with which she
kindly complied; and on Friday, the 22d.
al 2 p. NJ, The President aud Cabinet.
accompanying Mrs. Polk aad her lovely
nitce. made their appearance. Mrs. +.
adjoining and adorned by the bonnet. and
looking. SO said good judge, srsn batter
Than at the Reception Of the previous
evening. Now, although the lady Of hi.
exeellency cannot consistently favor =
high tariff she cannot but have the dis
elimination TO perceive. on gazing in her
mirror. Iha. an American glass bonnet az.
fOrds the most becoming protection TO
her agreeable face"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

The last Newhern paper announces he yer,
sudden death Of Gen. JoHS .. PaSTErn, which
took place on THURSDAY night. the 4th INST. He
returned late in the evening from the theatre.
where be had been engaged in drilling The new
ssluniesn for TsTAs. When be was attacked with
an affection Of the heart and in three minutes
vas ecEpss. Gen. Pasieur was universally ca.
seemed, and in a the relations Of life he display.
cd disposition generous Kind and aiec,ionats.
lie was fir time associated with Mr.. ThOms.
Watson as eOodiIOr Of the Carolina Sentinel, bv,
afterwards became sole editor Of the Newhern
Spectator, in the management Of which he va.
subsequently aided by the late Robert G. Moore.
esq. Possessing a mind Of uncommon in,rRi.
gencc and requirements, he added To his qualiii.
cations as an editor high and becoming sens, Of
the freedom Of the press and a dis.lsinful con.
tempt OF Its RIGHTEOUSNESS and abuse. IN add.
ton to his high character As citirrn. he was pro-
nouneed to he the best military officer in our
s'a'e' having studied military tactics and war as
science. Aud We learn from the Newbcrnian.
that practically, too, he was at home in ,ha, de-
Par'ment During the hs war he commanded
the marines Of tina, daring aud successful priva.
'eer The snap Dragon, and acquired Tor himself
The en'iahle fame Of brave and yalan, officer.
and humane and magnanimous gentlemen. With
these qualifications he was justly entitled to tho
appointment which had jus, been bestowed upon
him BY Governor Graham, Of Colonel Of tho ,O-
lun'eer regiment Of Infantry. to be raised in thi.
'a'ei and his death, =, this particular juneturs.
will be deeply regretted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

tsbuss our ssOsa TO he GsnsEsl GoErra.
nxui. 70 paw OF 6sbl az from enc hun-
drsd and khy 10 no hnndEed millions
Of dollars. . year. i Is tine he honest
ye0manry Of he STATE were Il leass
beginning 10 ask-Mhy are these thihgs
soI ReeOIleei lhsi hslfs-mIilina Of 6Ollars
per day. gives interpretations Of more tAan
go. 900 every houF-nesTiy $3.50 every
minuie--znd SO every second. Will The
people bsgiu 10 open Iheir eyesl
Raligk Rsgissu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
EXPENSES OF WAR!

With view of staving off inquiry abou,
Tie enormous expenses of the War, in
which President Polk has involved the
country, the last &" Standard" has mum.
Der OF articles about the debt, in which.
according to its showing, the State has
been" involved By the W, Whi i;rovo n :" H.
whale" to amuse the monster. while n '~'
paratlons are making to give him the fatal
blow. The Standard had better pre.
pare the people for the visits of the Dircc,
Tax Collector, to raise funds to paw the
expenses of the existing War, which are
now accumulating at the rate of more than
;Sioo,ooO,OOO per annum. In the yerv
last debate which took place in the Senate
MI Webster made the following stale.
ment: ''"''
~ Since that subject (he payment Of
iroopsl had been incidentally called nm
ne would direct the attention Of the bonp'
raole members more directly charged with
the financial affairs of the Government n
me enormous expense already incurred bv
me military proceedings, lie had taken
cams to make some inquiry at tie proper.
SOURCES, and, from the best information he
'onId obtain, he found that the military ex.
senses OF the Government were hardly
ess than hayf million of dollars pcr
av!" Per
Here is something indeed, for The peo. =
ie OF North Carolina to think about. Our 4
are amply sufficient for all our :
en liabilities, bu. when we have ~ .on :;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

hours d. HFSRI esl. died very suddenly 4,
m''e'sa' on Friday night last, of paralysis. Mr..
ne"'y has been prominently before the people Of
Tile state: having occupied high rank in he Il.
gal Profession, and was once run as eapdid,,.
- "0Sernor BY the Democratic party. lie va.
apparently IN Possession of perfect health durip;
the day, was suddenly pros,raied a, al.Ou, ten
CLOCK IN the evening" and in les, than four hour,
was a corpse.