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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
TypographicaI Notice.


"A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has hOd
a considerable experience in rondbeL : 1
newspaper, desires 10 take chatee vi news
paper establishment, as principal, in NoTih
Carolina Georgia, or Alabama; he wouId lave
no ohlection 10 associate himself With az!
gentleman embarked in The Printing tosiness
IN either Of The states last named, as he is ,e-
~ s"A'"os TO plant his person, permanently.
10 ae"Le'a or Alabama. Ills politics are #
the 'rftirs school, and, consequently, al
war VITA many Of The leading meas urrs vi To
present ADMINISTRATION.
onexccptinnahie Testimony Of good eharac'
ter can be adduced. Add, IS - p. @ Hills.
boroneh. N"tih Carolina" posinrc pad.
Viii the Raleigh STANDARD, 'Hreisler,' and
STAT aud The papers generally in G, orss az
Alabama, give this nutice aninscri,Su7 By 30
doing they will obliae A PRiNIER.
Jan %. 1870.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
TEMAMN SCHOOLS
IN HILLsBOROUGH.

AAA*AsN'&f1ANst1&*t
ysHE Fab Session Of Mr.. and Mrs. BUR
a NEl.L's school will Commence on Mon
day the 18th Of July.
Mullipl,rd studles, which must necessarily
be supc fetal, are avoided and though the
higlirs branches OF female education are mol
neglected. when The pupil Is prepared for Ikem.
greater attention is paid 10 Spelling. Reading.
English Grammar, Geography, " sling Com,
position and Arithmetic.
Terms Enalish Studies. 81 50
rssnea u. . naIire,l 800
Music, IS 90
Drawing and Paia,ins. 10 %
Parents and Guardians wishing further 10.
formation are referred 10
Hon. Frederick Nash,
DR.. James Wrbb, Hilsborough.
Joha W. Norwood, esq.
Hon. w. r. Msngum, lo.....
William Cain, sen.
Rev Drury Lacy, Raleigh.
Rev Frederick Nash, Lincointon.
samHel Simpson. eco tN.
John NJ. Roberts. esq ~
June s. SIS
iD The Raleigh Register and standard.
Newbern Spectator. and ~ esiern carolinlsn.
Oil publish oace q week Tor three weeks, and
forward their accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
NNW wAToElkSa
Jewellery and Fancy
Articles.

Lcmuei Lynch,
~ respectfully announces 10
his frlends aud the pubic
NJ ~ generally. that he has just
I'm sR received an elegant as
w ~ soitment, consisting, IN
0(f><sszz&z5 part. of the following sr.
49, 1919 ticles:
Genilemeps' Gold LEVERS, plain and
extra jeweled.
Ladies' dnio.
Silver Levers, Eoglish snd French
Wsiches. ss sa @
Long linked Gold Watch Chains, with
ard without seals. ast
Fine Guild Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases. @
A rich assortment of Breast Pins, Finger
Rings. ard Ear Rugs. Ha PISS
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, aud
Enamelled Paintings. *
Silver eyer.poin,ed Pencil Cases.
Silver Speclacles, plated aud s.eel. sssori-
ed. #e-
Butter Knives, and Gold Collar Bauon..
Silver, Steel, aud Gilt Watch Chains and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Mnsick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wostenhulm's Knives
and Scissors. OF The best quality.
Silver I'himhies, Money Purses, and
Pocket Books.
Silver and Gill Pens, Tooth and Hair
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Sticks, Shutters and
Trays.
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pts
tolls.
Being permanently located in IlillsborOugh.
and having fresh sad large supplyo Of watch
materials. he is prepared 20 repair watches oi
any description, IN the beet and most durable
manner, and viii warrant watches repaired 10
every case twelve months orders punctually
attended 10.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
/ October %. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
For Sale,

yNLoUR. Cora Meal. Bacon aud Lard.
- Herring,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. in paper'
and hands. @.
Cigars. Pipes. Sc.
Good Vinegar. and q little Of the G-apc
Peach, Apple aad Corn Juires. very good. Sc
A. PARKS.
Junesl7. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court OF Pleas and Qusrler Sessions.
8.fs May Term. 1910. ...s
Tns,,es If-Isfssfs a. fosenk E,..fx,,,l

james Ifhifsif Joseph Frteland.
Original A,,schni,ni.
T. sppeaIine 90 the Satisfaction Of tie Court
tina, Joseph frceiaad, the defendant in this
case 70 not an inhabnsni &C this state; II is
therefore ordered. that publIcaiion be made ia
the Hillsborough Recorder, for six sutcessne
weeks, for said defendant 10 be and arp,u
before the Justices Of our Court Of Pbas AID
Quarter Sc<sisIs. 10 be he'd lnr lhc county ol
Orange, at The court hGnse IN Iii shorGugh, IN
the fourth Monday in August next, and thin
and there rcplcsy o. plead 20 issue, or jutg.
neni pro eeafesso will be entered a, ainst him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clek.
Price adv. So so. 81 e5- CIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

Economy u Of Itself . great revenue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
List of Letters,

Remaining 10 he Post Office al HILLSIDE.
rough. N. c.. on The let day Of July.
1910. which, IL no. taken ous within
three months. will be- sent 70 The &c.
perai Post Office ~ dead letters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
DOMESTIC IATEEEfGiiCE.
F,om i4e.Baiamore Pairioi.

N1LITARYe oGRTOFtNQui.Y.-A count
Of tupn.,y. CONSISTING 81 B%iiSadicr General y DOL.
GaL G,ffand. aul MaIor Andrcws. Is m session 1T
Banum's Gas Hotel, room No. lob.
The cause 81 he inquiry. We earn, ls-liiat i
romm,t. e.. putpotttne 10 be delegated bs Tie Van
R,tcu Cry Convention. have p%trirted eltafecs a
eainst Major Lerdrum and Captain DaeseuhhrH.
,ffhe L. :. Afms, nov upon the Balihnotf sialloh'
al using tic Influence aud patronage al her ni'ces
m the purchase OF supplies tor the army, &c. TO
tie btuth IL Of the Opponents OF He present Adnin-
I.rratIun. lnd 10 the :. may aud rfrai wrong oil a e
Dsmorttuc pary,' d. &c. These grave obatRcs
vetr forwarded IN a telter TO President Nan Bnlen,
sipnrd by G. b.. Wilson, Thus. /. Murphy, Saann-
Fl Hatkcr. K b. A.Iae, and otheIs. and teqnfs-
IN the removal Of these officers forthwith rom
This station. THIS We believe to be tie substance
At ihe charges. Tie Presldent, it would sfepi, has
not thought II advisable to take The sleptfqnted
but an order from tie Secteiny 81 War has eJuse'
Tie subject to be inquired into aud InYcstg tied. IL
Tie putpo.e 81 lniufe actioH.
Major Ieu1tnin Is nov before the Court undeu
examination, and Las f8f his counsel General Am
H.. Maruau and VIM l.. Marshall, Etq beth OF Tia
Van Buren, party. A great number Of "ltness"'
are IN attenJanee, aud many have already lce'
examined.
The prosecuting commute are IN Attendance
ass sied by ". p. MtulLy, Egg. as COUNSEL, ais
oitlr Van Burn Iat'y.
IT Is alogtllet one Of tie most oXlraotdinar
piuoecdlugs Il tte kiuJ, We imagine, IN the %ioltlca
history Of tins county. OF rc'iaps 81 any Other
As soon a. lie Proceedings have been gone thfong
nlh. il is e he hoped dat the public will be mad
acouaultd IA al auil,enuC from, with lie Who'll
sliair.
From the ligh haracier ofthe Count for inlell
gcucc add hotoiahie 6faIng, lheie tn be no dont
hat the whole concern will hcsried 10 Tie lotion
amd that enufe lusf'ee will be meteti 10 the cou ml
Ice as well AS 10 tie accused. The LouIt 81
with open do Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

CoN&UNNATE HYPOCRISY I'll reasons
eHfehb by Ahos ktARAlsat tot lbs resignation, are a
bout rs since,c u.s. these br assigned tor dlsnissi1e
all ne"sp1pcjs n poltleal publications. from his flee
when lac tUcanC tuuIth auditor. liz then del rd
thai lie had Abandoned %roIH,rs, set a the TEL,
Inc WAS engaged m Nnune lor the Albaay Argus
aud the Globe, besides Debating TO other rartizn
editors, IA different rafls Of the union; as fully ap-
reared by las own ldlcrs, published by SIN lsun,
the editor OF thc Peanty%IY4nnn. The rhine about
fe1efiy, ia hs tletwos'n nay letters, IS enc of he
alo,l ~eontcnprlbIe pieces Il hypocrisy thai has ycf
disstaeed the career OF tbs bold, bad MAJ: He de-
clues that he Is a." BB3er ficHfefS,jiy" Of frsorlpp
10 inlfale empio,n1eul, in ofdef 10 meet tie "cui-
tent expenses" ot rs ilmlly, Now we are authof-
std Ia safe, and oul a|uloI1v l. oi The most unuues-
ttoHahle characle,, thai Mf. krudrll owns enhrffhe
Whole u considerable pat Of a farm of9Go acres
d improved laud, II Sangamo county. Illinois.
"alih abnut $4,000, decided 10 him hy DR. Barlrl
81 llai state, Which once belonged to Col. Nun.
diel. "eh - i"4 htllse On one OF the principal roads
IA Illinois. aud lu thp same county, Al The lr,b
t'to's, pne other hne iain. with other landed pfop-
efls, That Ne is alzo lhe proprietor OF hfms iuthr
eolailts Of Edgar aud Nelnlllion, Illnois-and
tut It has been published that lac has Others IN lndl-
am. No one IA the ely WIN knows aty dung oI
lie circumstances doubts tbal lac is or was interrs-
tel IN he grand ~scheHe, "consummatcd under Major
II. MooEE Of kenfntky. to purchase. lor n rain.
ebif considerations, the Indian reserves IN Mississippi.
BY tbs operation, 1t Is sad, le has uclcd FlrrY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
l. VII be seen tiidt pant Il ont statement is pub
lslIed ~ fact aud pat rs rH11or. The former norton
can hr Established, 4 Mr.. Kendall will DENY lis ac
cataey through the columns of HE Extra Globe. or
through any other pubic medium; aud IN order lhat
The allegations may be sare 10 meetht, eve. the Aad,-
soHlan viii perhaps Le hnd enough Ia r~rpub1sh this
'ttIsle. NcuNh ouf readers 10 look at these faels,
winch we boldly state cauuat IN any substantial point
re sllReu, and then 10 compare ,hcm with Nj. ken.
dali : letter OF resignation. We CuulI uytte ,utb-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
TnE WAR.

The late disastrous news from Florida seems 10
have excited some feeling at Washington. The
Secretary OF War called the attention Of the NJ iltaly
Committee TO il, by sending to hat committee COM
municatlons he had received from he Civil and Mil
liary authorizes III Florida, which were read in /
House. Mr.. Thompson Of S. c. urged the Hou
to take up at once the bill proposing to raise 1900
men for the Florida service, p~ledging himself that
the friends Of the bill would not debate it an hour
and a ha~lf-lIumanity and Patriotism called for inn
mediate action. Nj. Downing, Tie delegate from
Florida, united with Mr.. Thompson in this appeal
to the sympalhies OF The House. But Mr.. Anterior
Of n. Ii. and Mr.. Coles, of this District, objected
the former because he desired 10 facilitate The pas
sage of the Sub Treasury bill, as if il were impor-
tant that the President should clutch the public
purse day OF two sooner lhan he will do so in the
ordinary progress OF that iniquitous measure;-ana
lie latter because he considered the bill objechona'
oe in many particulars, as if that was any reason
Why It should not be taken up, and these obJecllona-
be features removed, if d majority OF the House
eGncurred with hun 10 opinion, or the bill passeuh
a majority did rot 50 concur! Surely it is oil more
b%utchrry Of our fellow citizens in Florida, TIA"
that tie Sub-Treasufy should pass on the l3th">
stead of the 20.h ofJune. Or is ii intended tn"
the Florida Wan shall never end-but that il shan
be a perpetual rel roach TO our arms-and an etefn"
drain upon our Treasury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
BALTIMORE. May &c

BALTIMORE, May &c.
lie General Conference If the Methodist F.
p'>c"ral CAnlh lave Tins day made five new anru.
al Conlerrnces-lo wi Providence, Il. L.; Norh
oAio, Memphis, Rock River aud TEXAS. That
oody have now tluIiy thtce annual conferences I'M
d'f ne etaisupetniendcuce Ct SIN Bishops. VITO
are no" all present. The senior Bishop LRobctsl
t"S a venerable ACKNOWLEDGMENT hs
LING ho"ial white hatr, like an old pattlarch.-
b'>l"r Soule is very feeble aud, / beile,e. has not
PRESIDED during Two Conferences. Indeed, he is
compelled most dfihe tlne 30 rec1ue on a sofa
Bishops Heddms, An1reW. Wsu.h. and Mons.
are ~ good health. The business Of the EYI>c =
f"ey h"s become so afiuous that II has bceu &C.
oni"h,ended 10 appoint TWO additional Bishops.
! MS / presume viii be done. Ia that ease ore viii
be taheh from the Moth and auolh&l itom the South
or West.
Aehodbt Gauat Copfcrcacc.-The following
n''''e o'tceeDt hfpoliaet proceedings Of THIS b d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

Nasfachios Gen. Macomb, commander IN ch'e'
Of the IS. Army, in an official order, grants per
mission to The ~diagoous to Uear mustacftos' u"
fashion to be regulated by The Colonies OF ile'r're,
specIive regiments. THINK Of that, Master Brook
TIE dragons ought to be grateful to hun, thai Nc
did not, like her "Graclous Majesiy,' The Qneen0'
England, require them 10 cultivate these hairy ;"
cial APPENDICES Wonder if Maj. Gen. Maeo"'
might not be better employed in. protecting oe
scaps ollhc people of Florda, than in r~cgal1'lns
the muslachios of he Dragons?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

NEw THEoRY or TUE MiND.-The New York
STAR says: The New Theory Of Mind by Dir.
John Stearas, cue Of our Oldest aud most respected
physicians, commenced in the last knicLctb ocker,
IS attracting a good deal of attention. The Doc.
tots theols-mhlch urstts Lucle. and all Others
OF his schools, that the mind ard soul are As
distinct iron each other, as The body and The mind,
aud that HE brute has II mjn7in common with men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

1t is stated in New Orleans papers that Mr..
Schmidt, Tie protector of The Mammoth Lottery
scheme, has received 100000 Tor lickcts, 5000 OF
which are believed TO tie now a depostr in n. Orlran>.
The expenses OF the failure will not fall shout Of $40
600, leaving about SO 10 be returned TO the holder
OF each ticket, out OF $50 paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
!. contained IN a lelter to the New YorA coma'ct-

IS contained IN a leitot TO The New 1otk CONNER
cial Advertiser
Ire Conference have not vi eoae INTO The e.
lection II tllase officers whom Il i lien duiy ahd
province 10 elt Ct. Understand that Tie following
persons are IN Z omiuatIon. or ifyon please. have been
agfecd on in caucus. Thomas Mason and George
Lane, b8ok agents n Nr~ York d. Bond, Baiii-
more. editor 81 tie Qnafefly Rafieu john a.
Collins and Fitch Rcd, cditots Il The Christian Adj
vocate aud Jautpal d.. Bags, corresponding sfc-
rrtafy II lie Missionary SocIety DR.. BascoIn s.
sistant do. for tie Wesi. aud Dr.. Gape4s. do. lot
he Sonlh. GhaIfes a. D,vis, Of Nea Yoth, editor
Of The South We.tem ChIstlan AdYoc lie, al Nash
vile, Tenn. ". Wightman, editor Il tle southern
Christina Advocate, al Chaiifston Mtssis' ElIoi
aud II an bline. editors OF The Western Christian Ad-
vocate. al GntiDna aud Messfs. Wright aud
Swonizcl, book agents al DO.
To DAY Tie committee reported IN address TO the
Wrslesan Conference winch $ l. assemble AT Ne"
castle, England. tie last 81 July, and also an adj
drrss 10 the Canada Conferences. lie committee
also reported IN favor u sending a delegate OF dele
gates 10 England IN 1912. and on 10 { uada IN
lsll. These rerorts were adopted ly tie Con
ference. they are both valuable documents, ami
when published IN the oniclal papers OF the chuteh
will be read with interest. learned from he adj
lress TO tie English body thai The increase #
the Melheds 81 Episcopal Church. during tie loun
years tuding September last. vas 515 ministers aud
20 Isl church members. Slece lie a, cuuuls had
been made up IN September, The aseeltHned increase
is II .0G0. making a total increase Of upward, otoHf
hUEdred tioUtdnd m%cmJ6rS. At III General Con.
terence II les6 the number oil ministers brlougug
To the Mefl DIST Episcopal Church WIS . Isl, aud
Of members Coo G7S. Ia September, l539, 1920
ministers, aud 7lU.45 mcubels.
The address 10 the eslfsan boo, commence.
by an oxInessian Of gratitude Tor SEEDING thcjf mud
esteemed 1toltef, The R,v. Eebfit Newton, wi,
has, without doubt, been a blessing 10 those Il
whom e his h,cn scrt. ] Hen alludos To til,
/ pIpIt tllJtIA HAL have been u.JlF. bull IN The HIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

o. The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,, who com.
PLAN so loudly Of Gen. Haniscn's future To mahe
his opinions hnown-allhough we defy them to point
to any subject of political interest on which his
opinions are mol kaown-haye never yettuld the pfo-
pie, nor have they called upon Mr.. Van Bnfen him.
sell to tell them, What course thai &c llenlan viii
pursue, when Florida shall apply for admission into
HE Union, as a Stare STAR. Is he sui Of opinion.
rs he was when he voted 10 instruct Rufus King TO
oppose The admission Of Missour, thai slavery should
be inretdicted within her hints, as the condition Of
her ad is,Inn !! lfheis (and as he has never ,etan-
nounced any change of opinion on hat subject. We
are bound to suppose thai he isl ought the South to
support him ! Can she doIt consistently with her
interests, OF without AT actual surrender ofthe great
and vital principle involved in the Missouri CUES
ton! II The South vote for Nj. Van Buren,, will
she not sanction the 1ai- Siaycry opinions then ad.
vanced by him, and Justify him in the application Of
The veto to any law which moy be passed by Con.
gress tor The admission Of Flotidl into the Union as
a slavehoidlng State F.? We earnestly invite the at.
tentlon Of the people 10 this vital subjrci-for after
all, tins is the most important as ect oflhe Slavery
question-nay, practically considered, il is he only
avenue through which the South can be reachedby
The legislation of Congress. Surely, Mr.. Van Blu
rrn's Southern hiends should seek 10 know his opin-
Iens upon tins great question, before they commit
their d,stlnles into his hands for a second Prtsiden-
tlal term. when, governed by past precedent, he will
no longer be a candidate for their s~nnrases. and
when consequently he will be Influenced, in his off,
c'al conduct, less by the apprehension of Their dis
pleasure, than by The sentiments which he ayowed.
aud upon which he acted, and which we are bound
10 believe he sincerely entertained, when he was mob
a bidder for Melr uotes!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

We learn from the Holly Springs mississippi
Conservative, that Solo on b. lsaaes, Esq, SrIc's
ATONE, lot that Disulcr, was mnideredln the sIfcpfs
ct that city by 1hon as Weslhfook. who inflicted
two wounds upon him with a Bowie knife. OF which
he instantly died. The assassin was artcsled and
committed iuf tIal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

An antay recently occurred N Jone,boror2h
Glenn hrtm cen the Rev. William q. Brooulow ana
Col. l., {. lIaNnes, IN which lie ioimcr was Shot IN
the thigh. The wound VAS not CONSIDERED darsr-
rons. A legal investigation was 10 be had OF tie
occurrence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

Albany Evening Jouinal has had Il SUIT brough
against Inn Tor libel, by Mr.. J. +. Cooper, Dam
SlO, OGO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
frgm Tie Anstin (Itxasl N1nlineI.

TIL fight efowing out of the late attempt at 4 tar
with the Comancllts at san ANTONIO, was unr>p,c-
ted on both side>: the Indians drrepded upon that
species Il d~aplcIly which had alu avs been 20 sue
ctsdul IN Their transactions with the Alexicars, ard
our people did not ;hiuk !hry would attempt 50 bold
an adNeutlfe-the Indians were hemmeI il, and
though they were to be sacrificed, aud fought. dts-
ptraiel!-tl,e Americans were many ufthen unaim-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

1'The lete, from Washington. which we co,v
from The Richmond Wing, emanailng,a il e,15cn,
" does, from a cool ana sagacious II md, is well ct
eul"lcdto encourage the Wings. We belieye. unb
the "rIter' thai, with proper exellions on lle par, of
the W lDgs,lla1llson will be elected, the Country viii
be redeemed, 4 real Refarn viii be introduced All
to use one of the Enqune,'s lmtkuied phases. ,ho
ship Of State will be brought once more nnon b.
old Republican taek,' from which she has so NJc.
y aud so ~teaifully departed. Bat To ensure 1hs
result, trf1hon is necessary ; aud, as loo much
confidence i as fatal 10 success as too lnf1e. =.
invoke the Wings net 10 pnt off their arnor unhI
the bltrIe be over, and the victory be won. W.
3IJeci not % the indulgence of those i,yfnI ant,i
p1tlons Which lie aPproaolinging deInermce Of an,
common county iiom the domination OF a no.,
mist h1cvous llctlon Is so well calculated to insn,,o
IN every patriot heart but let US not law aside -
armoi-Iet rs neither abale our vigilance nor relay.
our eXertions-nntil The 81 out Of victory reals n,
our t7ls. Then. we may
Sound The loud tinbrel Ger lanl and DER sea.
Nv hen the spoilers are conquercd-and our country Is rncp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

THE GouANcnE TRAGrpY.-Wc copy below from
a Tex : paper, some particulars Of lhis deed of
flood. which are additional 10 the account published
same tune S4ncc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08

II IA FirgiRjaa,' in cur next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-08
LYNCnBURG TIppECANoE CIR

Those ctizens of Bynclburg and the sur, ,,.a1
ing conntty, Who desire TO ioim a Political AS.o,,,
ton. to be called the Lynchbwg 1ipptcanee Cl,I
lnr The purpose 81 promoting The election of to
Wm. Henry llanisan as President. and Joan r
Esq. as Vite President nfthr Uuitrd State. - a.
qnesied 10 meet on FRIDAY NEXT. tfhe lal
inst.) al the Methodist Protestant Church - -,
o'cl. elk. p. NJ. All, both oftown aud country ;" :
60 Tor Harrison end Return, are Invited to .Iie a'o
Addresses may be expected.
MANY CITIZENS.
~ We publish lie foregoing notice wit, mo-.
liar pleasure, because ii furnishes an iodlca,iao
nnrelax'd energy and unbendmg determina,on !,
tie Wig ranks-beeause it ctiuces a spirii. ULirb
II ptrsevertd in, will ensure The lflumph FL.
Wing cause, aud the political regeneration e Il, }
county. We siall moi urge our brother Viii 3 t.
BE- prompt in der attendance, because we are s,,o
they need no urs'ng. We wall only add that ".
We hope 10 see many Of our Wig friends from rbi.
aud The noigl boring counties at The meeting.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-20
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
From The Ne,r York Eramine


WKT Il would call attention to the advertisement i'll
Wy columns to-day of PETERS, NEGETA-
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
thOriiy that there il propagation OF the day which en-
Joys so envabe reputation At the south and north.
their has been unbounded and wherever intro
duced we believe they have given the perecct salts
faction. We have this day had an interview with one
OF our citizens Henry X. Fox who recently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate cuaneons eruption.
where the whole body covered with large loath
some ulcers, and even the tonsa of the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored TO health.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
They dc indeed restore the health of the body, be
they purify and invigorate the blood and their
good effects not counterbalanced by any nconve-
nicnce; being composed entirely of vegetables, they do
not expose those who them to danger and heir eff
fleets are certain they salutary they daily
and safely administered to infaRCN YOUTH manhood and
old age, and TO in the critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and re-estabs their
health; and for all the purposes which Vegetable Pur
gatve, certain cleanser of the whole system
qAired, they stand without riva-they allowed to
be all that be accomplished in medicine, both for
power and innocence.
{G5-FOr sale by G. X. TYLER,
General Agent,
Corner of East Baltimore and High streets.
And by all the Druggists in Baltimore, and Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, d. C.
ie 10 2aw