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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Quebec, October 10.
The !" North America has arrived with
Liverpool dates 10 tile 9TH.
The day the North America sailed was
observed as a general last. Nothing was
done 10 business. Ii had been announced
that Parliament would not meet till the usual
time.
The Bank 81 England has loaned the East
India Company one million pounds sterling
on India bonds.
A select committee has reported in fasor
of ceding portion Of the Hudson Bay Conn
PAWS possessions q Canada.
Mare ir"nps are held ~ readiness for
India. Ten thousand additional Militia have
been embnded.
India adyices had been received. The
Paris more gloony than The English !rtters--
they assert that the rebels are under Europe.
an 6enrralshp--ihat operations have been
commenced 10 prevent unisn If the British
fnrces-that FIVE years fighting is anticipated,
and that the Native troops are not trustsor.
Thy any where.
Tie Spanish Ministry had resigned.
Nar,arz had left Cadiz Tor PARIS.
Lrrsnndi had been appointed President d
the Council 10 the new provisional Calumet.
Bravo Murlla had quilted Paris for Mad
rid.
In Fame measures are being adopted for
the encouragement 81 the production Of Cot.
ton III their West India possessions.
The Corps Legislatif are soon 70 be con.
,cned.
The difference between France and Den
mark IL Relation to The Sound dues has beei
amicably adjusted.
Nothing authentic was known about the
conferences u the Empernrs al Weimar the
last one Is reported 10 have been Ul q friend.
IL charter.
Tie Russian ship of War Lalorte capsized
aud sunk between Rr,el and Cron-tad;. Oh
400 persons, including Two admirals, their
wisr and children, aud the crew, only six
we're saved.
The Prince Royal q Sweden has been
proclaimed Regent during the Kings illness.
A congress Tor The definite organization 81
The Prlncip.lliies is 10 meet At Paris IN Nc.
sember.
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MESSAGE or PRESIDENT MoRa TO THE Con-
DRESS OF CosTA RIcA.-The Costa Rican Com
gress assembled at San Jose ON the 9Th IL
September. and on The I'll, President Mora
sent in his message. In abiding to the re-.
cent struggle IN which Cnsta Rica has been
engaged with Walkers fillibnsters, he ex.
presses The fear that it is not yet nver, bnt
that more terrible irruptinn Is threatening.
10 anticipation Of such an event. the army Of
5000 men has been thoroughly reorganized.
and additions are constantly making Il the
military stores. 9 10 disciplined Soldiers
saws President Mora. "well armed, il il
possible We may have 10 submit; but We shall
submit with glory and honor, after having
made the enemy pay dearly for hi. triumph"
He aIluies 10 the proofs Of generosity which
the people Of Gosta Rica have given the world,
IN their treatment Of the fllibusters Who
surrendered at Ri,as. aud contrasts with
their course the conduct Of their enemies
He felicitates the Legislature on the anity
which subsists between the Governments Of
The United States and Costa Rica. and on the
concord shirhpresails among those Of Central
America.
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MORMON oUTRAGEs.


Washington, October ".
A letter has been received in this city from
w. p. Tendon, one 81 the clerks whom the
late Surveyor General tl,arr.) left in charge
Il the aifics, when Ne, lar his own safety, left
the territory NJ Utah last Spring. Tie was. on
the 1871 of September, At Placeryille. tall.
farnia. In giving an account Of his escape
from Salt Lake CITY, he says that while en-
gagged In conversation with a party Of emi-
grants. he was assaulted by gang 81 Nor
nous. led 30 by fellow named DICK Petit,
AID ruiIisn associate. WIN. without cause,
severely beat him with stones and clubs
Hs was scatcel, able 10 reach home IN con
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

THE RIcHAoND CusTnn ilousE RoBBrRY.--
A man who registered his name as "W.
Summeryille was arrested at the Powhatan
House, in this city. on Saturday morning,
by an officer from Washington, on suspicion
of being connected with the recent robbery
of the custom house. He is an accomplice
of Robert Wheeler alias Pullen, who was
arrested in Washington on Friday. They
were both stopping at the Exchange Hotel at
the time the robbery was committed, and it
is said. were out the whole OF Monday night,
returning to the hotel very early in the morn
ing. The sum Of sals in gold was found on
summeryille's person. and yalise claimed
by puilen, found at the Fredericksburg de-
pot, contained 81 1000 in IS gold pieces.
Pullen is known to the Washington police
as noted safe-blowcr, or cracksman,"
and the circumstance of his being here in
company with Summeryille at the time of the
robbery isyery suspicious. The examination
before the mayor, on Saturday, revealed sufii-
cient indications Of guilt to justify the mayo
in committing Summeryille to jail for fur
Their hearing. which will take place after
Pullen is brought hither from Washington.
RicAHi0nd Enqurty.
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nlackwood's Edinburgh Masaa,ne,

siackwoOd's Edinburgh Magazsne.
for October, has been received. lis contents are ~
what will he do with l-By Pisistratus caxton,--
rart y. ?. New Seaside stulies,--No. v.--Jersey
=. Modern Light Literature Society 4. Our Hag
oioay. O. Scenes Of Clerical Lile,-Na. III.--Janet's
Repentance,-P w. 0. BeIoochee Traits. Il
Teaching and Training; A Dialogue. 8. The Haunt.
ing Face. O. From India 10. The Syrian Route TO
the East.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., New York.
Price - per annum, for any one Of the Reviews,
Lakewood for any two Of The works. $5 for Black.
wood and the four the Rcyiwr, $40.
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periodical, including the Gazette Of Fashion. Each
number contains about 9b very large pages. ombeIished
WIN nunssous engfavinss The lovers 81 light read.
ing VIII find ms sufficient 10 satisfy very capacous
appetite and the Gszeite Of Fashion, we doubt moi
VIII afford much grafcaan to the taste Of the ladies'
The price i % cents for pumber, or SO per am
mum. Address 4. Leslie, No. Is Frankfort Street.
New York.
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Fall and Winter GooeIs

which am satisfied have been purchased upon The
most favorable termss--nayng been in The Northern
market late in The AIT, therefore Had the adsan-
aee Of the decline prices. This ADJ antsge cheer
fully extend 10 my patrons.
70 the following leading articles wish to call par
tculsr attentions 10 they were purchased at auction
prices, one.,hIrd less than their actual value viz:
Superior Cd French Merinnes al 81 and ri rs, well
worth from 81 SOLO 81 IS; yards 10 the dress.
30 Satin De shehe Al s5c, worth 81 so; 8 yards
10 The dress.
Rich Brochet shawls al $40. worth SIS.
large assortment Of Black and French Gray Cloth
Cloaks al 50, 81, St0. v orth SIS. 0
Also full variety 81 the finest French Cloth Cloak
lngs, ~ per yard, worth S. Together with all the me-
cessary Trimmings and newest style Patterns to make
them up, Which will lie done By Mrs. Owen. II desired
o. patterns furnished to purchasers with Instructions
While Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls, real
bargain al $40 worth $40.
The articles with prices annexed are intended 10 call
attention % such articles 81 superior style and quality
as have been purchased II very reduced RAE and o.
tered o. the pice u medium grade gaods all grades
and prices Of goods will be found in my store.
would also particuarise other prominent articles
which have been well selected as TO quality and style:
Monslln De LANES from zoe 10 81 %.
sallh-slHpe Poplns.
Aorsed and Spun SILK Plads.
Han'some Plaid and Stlipe Silks. prices fiom Use.
10 81 SO.
American, English and French Prints.
Heavy Over Coats
Bed and Negro Blankets, great job say from 75c.
to Tie best quality usually sold in this market. Also
ioi Of Heavy shoes for Negro Men and Women.
FlanHels d American. English and Shaking. Quaker
manufacture, red, yellow white and black.
boots and shoes Of almost every grade.
My Millinery Department is complete. consisting Of
the newest stse Banneis. Ribbons Feathers, Flowers
and Chenille Trimmings; therefore Mrs Owen fallers
herself that she will be paronized BY those wanting
such articles
In conclusion, would merely say that the variety in
my stock Is loo great To ennmera and respectfully in
vie all 70 give II examination, and il il is salts
factory shall not ask wish any TO buy. charge
anything for showing.
also desire 10 say to my friends and patrons in the
vicinity Of south Lowell, that intend 10 put full
supply Of the same description Of goods above men,
TONED at my STORE al that place. and sell them upon
the same terms. regret that am little late in the
season. and will state the reason, namely by icing in
the market iaie, can do better in buying my stock
Finally, ask fair trial this season by thorough ex-
animation Of my stock Respectfully.
H.. L. OWEN.
N.B.-l also offer to the public new, safe, eeono-
mical and beautiful style Of Lamp. having bought
The rightto sell NJ. B. Dyolts Patent Non-E Explosive
Sell.Generating Gas lamp This Lamp possesses
every requisite to make Il the most desirable article u
use in family they afford brilliant light and
are entirely free from danger n curry
October IA. l0-3t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

The rniversify.-Il uss snnouesl soon aast
ne lamentabs accident whieh deprived he University
q The eminent services o. The Rev. Dr. Mitchell. iha,
W psrmsnent appointment q successor would b.
hastily made; snl W nos lsafn from The chspeI
Hai Gazette mai Ne appointment will not BE- made
III ur aanu Il meeting u NE Bsafd % Trustees
Ia Dseembe I.s well ,Aid 10 me Gazette. that there
l. no Pfoesso.hp IN the Institution iar which % few
q our learned men arc qualified, and The number =
s smaller Of ths.s who succeed % The chair o.
ihs isls incumbent, and msn,sin Ne reputation.
Thee should BE- no necessary haste. therefore, 10 DE-.
Gliding upon ihe merits q srpcan,s.'
ceuilsmen desrou. % presenting their claims III
consideration. msy forward testimonial, without delay
d fis Eieelsney CIV. BAGS, President o. the Boaid
d Trustees Al Raleigh. 10 Hon D. l. swain, Presi.
dent q the University ~ Chapel lIIll
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nnN,r no lra-When Won feel q

DoN'r DO ir1-when You feel tempted to
70 into anything on credit. don't do IL.
When you think you wan, some new thing
that YOU can do without. aud are tempted to
borrow The money 10 get il. don't do Il.
When you feel like spending anything that
may as well be uuspcnt, don't do il. Keep
within your means, and YOU can defy all
creation. Take every cent you can collect.
aud paw yoar debts with it,--cyen il your
coat has % be rusty. Place not your faith
in princes, financiers or accommodation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28
The okonechee Debatins club. : 4,

q regular meeting Of this Society, held on Monday
evening the 10Th instant, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the presen, term:
Mr.. James 8. Watson, President.
Joseph G. Webb, Vice President.
John D. Wilhon, Secretary,
Allen Hus1ey, Treasurer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28
ATTENTION

70 The Commissioned and Non. Commissioned
Offers and Musicians belonging 10 Tie 45ih
Eegimtni of Tie North Carolina Militia:
NOu ale hereby of.lend and commanded 10 attend
= 81 Hii.hotough. on FRIDAY the 9Th q November
nrsi, ler din muster anil eoun MARTIAL and on SAT-
URDAY lie 7lh, y0u will attend vita your respective
companies. ior lermsntai exercise. Esch Captain will
IL required 10 make return 81 bis company u The
covrt aianiaI. By oder q lhe Col Com.
STEPHEN NICHOLS, Att
September 50. OI-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

~ The MIN who lived IN The West. afflicted every
fail sh ths Fever and Ague. WHOSE lriends ssid be
only had The Fesef being lazy 20 shake was 1n-
ioiunate man. ia that he died bei,re Leonardo south
American Fever and Aaue Remedy was inlfoiuce,li
Tor had be lived 10 see IL, il would have cured hun ol
biz istines Trough tonic properties and eIeciuslly
removed the cause. which give sc 70 the Fever. Read
e. you are blind to your interests " suffering with
The chill. and lsser. you 10 moi immediately asai your.
sef q this wonderful medicine, and deserve little ply
II you do not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

NaI DTGEsTi--surh Is the true mernins o. The
word aPEpslN." OF Of the Two Greek words from
which Il is derived This the Significant sod apPfo.
vtis,e tile Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared by Dc j =. HOUGH.
TOM Of Ptilsdelphs. fcr the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il s Natures esa fcmedy 70. an On.
hes,hs stomach. No at Of man eau equal W. eufs.
i've powers. Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
set ihs ,lysfi.sm,nl IN mother psr d ihs Pspst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

Tng RgyuLsInN AND rae GOVERNMENT
Under the abnse head the National IiielH
gsnetr 81 Monday has the following:
/" The Government is taking measures 10
ascertain The effect of The re,ulsnn uppn
The foreign commerce Of the rountry aud
upon the consumption Of imported goods.
With this end in view. The Collectors u
the Customs have been instructed 10 Get
the opininns o. Intelligent merchants upon
the probable amount Of imporiatious for the
next twelve Or eighteen mnnths; the pro.
babie change in The price of The more lmpnr-
TIM articles &c import; aud also the probable
amount III gupd. nov IN warehouse that will
be Withdrawn lor consumption during The re-
silue af the current fiscal year. with any
nih.r information ih,t may bear up,n the
subject. The Secretary 81 the Treasury
wishr. lhi, information ~ order 10 AID him
IL The preparation u Tie usual estimates to
Congress"
We dare say murh valuable information
NAV be obtained b, tie Secretary. from the
Intelligent source from shicl, lie invites il ;
but il 10 Us that questions are pfopopn.
drd thai will not BE- eas, 10 answer uiti pre-.
cison-especislly The Two first.
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HrLLsBoRouGH, N. 9.
"Wednesday. October rs, 1851.

~ Richerson Nichols Esq, is our authorized
agent 70 The county of Orange % collect arrearages
due Tor subscriptions % the Recorder aud for adyer
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING ID remove fiom Hii.holoush. nlef
4 l5r sale ny Hou-c, Lots. sshOol, Furniture aHd
School Apparatus.
The house y mOst conveniently arranged lof SELECT
Boarding school. The Lot u highly mpnsetls the
Girden oiled With choice vegetables. fruits aud howefs
The sdiining Lot y alsS unlci cullisalicn.
The ti.rs has aleays been celebrated of iis bfalih.
and This school has nov sen 10 successful operation
Tor twenty ysstA
For hatthet psFilsalsfs. terms de-, address
REv. ROBERT BuRWELL,
IlilI.sotoush, N. g.
n.r,snhs, 4 o.
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IN. case 81 Eil.b,rry Jshnscn. indicted far rsIs ~
Henderson county. and removed for Iial,p Buneombe
county. wss tried week before las,. and sIe paiien.
sad laborieus Investigation found guilt and sen
saesd 10 be hang on Friday the 18Th day u Deem.
~ hssL An sppesl was taken 20 The Supreme
coud.
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu--lor Diseases uf
The bladder. Kidneys, Gravel. D,opsy. Weaknesses.
de-. !. sale aud pleasant remedy. Read N adsrf.
iis.ineni 10 another column, headed Hclmbclds
Genuine Piepaiauon.' IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-28
Smithwood Female Academy.

THIS new Institution situated 10 The southeast
= ner u Guifard county, near The Randolph line.
Immediately on Ike road leading from Grerh.lorough
Fayetteville i open for the reception 81 pupils
The subscribers having procured tie services Of Miss
SUSAN A. WEBB, they flilter themselves that this
Institution will be literally paronized, a. Miss Webb
hiss had many years experience ID teaching. and has
acquired very tnsisble reputation both or her
10 imparing Instruction. md also in discipline.
Those who study economy and who desire 10 have their
children well eauclied especially 10 The most useful
branches. vii % well 10 patronize this and -four
ishing seminary. Tie Academy is pleasantly situated
10 healthy section Of country. and every attention
will Ne paid tohe moral TRIMMING 81 the pupils. Board
be procured 10 very respectable families, convenient
10 The Academy, and upon liberal ferms Al il i the
intention of The prnprrtors 70 build up pefmanet In.
stiiulian or the education Of young lses every effort
viii e made % render The pupils comfortable, and every
facility will be nraned 10 iheirimposemen suifi-
Gent number u efficient aud we'll recommended teach
efs will always be provided.
Address either u The proptielors Al Longs Mills,
Randolph County.
". J. LONG. p,.,,,,,,,.
p. G. SMITH. ff'P's'0''.
October IA. To-
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Valuable Plantation and Buildings

FOR SALE.
A HE subscriber n!Fets Or sale the Plantation on
! which NJ now lives, IN The county u Almanac
rnniaining 30 Acres. lying an the WATERS 81 Back
Quaker and Ottef Greeks two and hill miles east u
1rulmgcfs Bulge. on The main rad leading from
Hilslofourh h Gtssn.ofn0Eh, and within mile Of
The North Carolina Railroad The ind j. 81 excellent
qusliiy. Wfl waflrd. with good meadow lands Ia good
order. Tie huidinss SIC principally ~ hiirk large
Mill. Grit Mil. Ian istd. smith shop, with every
nitpr hous Heressafy Gil caullur aud convenience
The properly can Ie bought iust INV on very
ahe terms. and The p, menls viii DO made ray. Tall
~ fisn''ne' HENRY BAsoN.
October I. C9-if
=. Milton Chronicle IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

1 WILL offer fo sale tract Of Lard containing
= 23S Acres. lying fine miles east Of Hisborough.
adjoining the Lands IL William Cain, Chesley p.
Warren and others. Il is convenient stand or busi.
Of almost any kind-for store, tavern black
smith shop. tan yard two public roads run through
the land. one from Hllshorouh 10 Osfard The oiheI
from Milton 70 Durham's Depot. There is on il
good Dwelling House, store House. &C., and two
convenient Springs. About thirty ncres of the land is
cleared. the rest wood land All persons wishing 10
buy viii please call upon me. The land can 10 gil Oh
reasonable terms; | am moi pushed f5r money
will give good time 70 paw Tor il.
JuDA Z. DUNNAGAN.
October IS. i2-
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TnEATY WITH THE PawNEE ISDAxs-We
understand that the Hon. ]. w. Denver,
commissioner 81 Indian Affairs, in his late
visit 10 several of the Indian tribes, met with
a friendly reception. and succeeded 10 form
ing an important treaty with the Pa9nces.
Tile negotiations were brief. The first day
was spent in friendly talk with the chefs.
in Which the Commissioner explained the
views and feelings Of The Government. and
invited them 10 take night TO reflect upon
his Suggestions, and meet him the next day.
Al the second interview the chiefs asked the
Commissioner 10 submit a specific PROPOSE
tim. which he did. and il was promptly ac-
copied. The third day the treaty was signed.
and tie headmen returned to their tribe well
satisfied with the result.
BIZ this treaty The Pawners have reded all
their lands 10 the Government. with The rx-
crptinn ~ tract fifteen miles long and ten
miles VIDE. They have bound themselves
q send their children 10 schnul nine months
IN the year, 10 bind two Of them TO zach
blacksmith Win sboald open shop. and "a
furnish three hanis to work on q farm for
every one the Government should furnish.
These are gratifying e,i enccs 81 the progress
~ civilization, and of The benevolent DISPOSE
tiun Of the Government towards the Indians.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

III WOODS will Keep two o. three hands regularly
-. IN Hiiish,r0ugh fpf The accommodation of sli
who may want work dime 10 bis line Of business. All
fine work will be attended u !, himself Hhen necessary
August 10. O2-
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of the citl
gems Of Hiishorough and the county, 10 my large
and desra lila st,ck ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-20
EFNTncKY SHAKERS.

An exchange says the society Of Shakers who
settled in Mercer county, Ky. in 1909, still remain
there, aud as they are everywhere else they show
themselves industrious and unobtusive. They
began with a farm of 100 acres, and now have
about 5000, worth from $50 to 500 per acre
The community is divided into FIVE families, "
comprising between three and four hundred men,
bers Their buildings are principally Of brick and
stone, ard their fields are inclosed with s1bstan-
tial stone walls, ore man being constantly en-
ployed in building and EePirng them. Forty
miles Of wall cost them about $4,000. They
have 500 head Of cattle, mostly short horns, from
the best imported stock. Great care is taken o.
their cattle, and they thrive upon course Of feed
ing that is at once economical and wholesome -
Cutting machines are operated by horse power
capable of preparing ton Of feed in very Ghor
time The cuttings are mixed with a meal of corr
and rye, ground fine. In 1855 they raised lO(
| bushels of whea on about 100 acres bat the pas
year that crop yielded but about IS bushels pc
acre. Last year when fruit YVES plenty, they pu
upin sugar, for market, thirty tons Of fn; Of dii
| feFent kinds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-20
An EInouENT PAssAGE

Thomas F. MEAaHER, the Irish orator, lately de-
Evered an address in New York, entitled Co1trast
between Royalty and Republiaanism" After de-
scrioing The terrible scenes which Napoleon III
passed on his way to the throne of France, the
speaker drew contrast bstween the browning Of
Napoleon aad the inauguration Of Mr.. Buchanan,
in the course Of which be used the following glow
i5g language:
Enough to say, that having from bis earliest
manhood served his country lslhf1ly-Lavirg
honestly worked out his apprenticeship to her; now
in the solid maturity of his years she rewards him
with the largest share in tie concern. Enough to
say, that having with diligence, srO-Iess recutu6e
and the sesdiest ability, labO-ed fer years to con
sOhdste her interests, augment her fortune and do
main, extend her ssiutsry Influence AID estsbH h
her good name; never having, as that Prince Of
Darkness ruling France had done, disturbed the
public peace % aggrandzs himself; never having
steamed up the Potomac with a starved eagle IN
der bis arm, to pounce uEOl the Treasury; never
having sought 70 corrupt the army the clergy, or
the mEgIstraCy; breaking no law cs.h or c0yeI apt;
sturdily devoted to rspubl Csnisn here elsewhere,
and everywhere, IN L7nsOn a. well ss 10 La cas-.
ter; without TesOTpg 10 the lssst intrigue, irsach-
cry, or violence; without a speck OF blood upon
hand or the shadow OF tsseLO5d On bis soul
he ia declared the First Citizen Of America.
On the fourth dsy Of March be will proceed 10
the CAPITOL snd there, IN presence Of tie Senate,
The Messengers Of the Electoral College, the House
OF Representatives, Ambassadors Of foreign Courts.
Delegations from every State oaicers Of The brave
and enlightened Army, to whose custody is COM
mitted the sigma Of the Rep bic, officers aflhe
Navy. whose wooden walls bear through the stern
the lhuudefbslls lf F.gc3om- Standing on tie
steps Of The capitol, II presence Of 5us great su.