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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
FA SHIONABLE HATS!!
RE MOVAL.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD

THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD
Respectfully informs his old friends and Gus
toners IN to,cn and country,
'I'HAT he has removed to the coinnodious
u store formerly occupied by Sheffield a.
BELL, doors south Of his late location. where
he has for sale every article in the GROCER Y
line, with the exception Of Intoxicating
liquors. as low as can be purchased else.
where Of equal quaily-and delivered free
of expense 10 any part Of the town.
He has Oil,-sperm ut 81 20, warranted
pure, and whale a, 80 cts, almost rs white ms
water; Brown Havana Sugar, I2t lbs for 81
and other things in proportion.
During the summer season, he will be con.
stsn.ly supplied from the hest Dairys on the
Island, wnh good fresh butter, &c. &C.
Without undertaking to puff his articles. he
will merely invite his friends to call and salts
fy themselves, which he believes they will
not fail TO do on inspection.
Newport, April !, 1871.
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TPuBLIc No. Isl

AN ACT making appropriation for the pur.
chase Of naval ordnance and ordnance
slorcs, and for other purposes.
BE u mdctrd, Sc, That the sum Of six
hundred thousand dollars be paid out of any
moneys in the Treasury not otherwise nppro.
prlated, for the purpose OF purchasing ord.
nance and ordnance stoTos for the use ol the
Navy Of The United States
SIC. 2. End be Il further enacted Tho, the
Secretary of the Navy is hereby authorized
to apply a part OF the sum herein and
hereby appropriated not exceeding fifty thou.
sand dollars, 10 the purpose OF making cx.
pctlmenls 10 test the value of improvements
IN ordnance, IN the construction of steamers
and other vessels Of war. and in o,her mat
ters connected with the naval service and the
national defence; and also to The purpose oi
dehaying any charges lief, unpaid on account
Of experiments Of The like charocter hereto.
fure made by authority OF law.
Approved, September !, lS4l.
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NOTICE.
John WhitteinOre,

Sik, Cotton and WooIicn Dyer, Boston,
nYES and finishes in the best style, La.
~ dies Silk, Merino. Pongce, Alpncs, Silk
and Cotton aud Brondcloth Cloaks and dress
es for one dollar per dress. Also smaller
articles such ss Ildkfs., Ribbons, Gloves,
lose, Lace and Gouze articles. NC. &c. dono
on reasonable terms and at short no,Ice.-
Gen'lemens' garments, Pants, Goats, Sur.
touts, Vests, &c. 40, dyed without ripping,
and pressed TO look nearly ms well ns new.
All goods will be done IN fhccn days from
The time they nre left al The Office. Every
article warrsuted to give satisfaction. } have
appointed Nathaniel Sweet, merchant, New.
port. y. I. No ~ Thames street. my ogcn,
for Newport, RoHsmouih and Mddletown,
who will receive aud iorvard any article just
the same ss II sent TO Boston, aud see then,
returned TO the owners Of the same 10 good
order. March lo, 1911.
~ EW Fall Prints jus, received by
~ n SESSIONS.
u Uept. z.
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To the Afflicted.

wv would callrhe attention OF the afllict-
w cd TO lie celebrated Medicines prepared
by DR.. l.. GlRARDlN. They are pa riicuarly
adapted to the cure Of the following class of dis
eases in all THEN different stages-ALL pIsEAs-
Es of private nature Me,curial Eruptions and
all those arising ir ON the abuse of mercury: u
GERS aud sores Of every description Scroiula,
Erecipeas, Cancers, Scurvy, Cran'sl Erup,ons,
Ulcers Of the Palate, Nose, Throat, Tongue, Sc.
Enlargement OF Bones, Sore Legs, White Swell
ling., Venerial UlceIs, Syphilis, (reaeEt or old
standing cases) Gonorhca. GlessSs. Slrc,uses,
Seminal Weakness, Id,ocele, Exosios, Female
Weakness. (whites) Falling Of the womb, Pains
in the Stomach. Back and Side all afflicted of
suffering under protracted cases aggravated or
pnsoccessinlly ,ren,ed, may consult the Doctor
always with a guarantee OF u permanent cure.
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 1856 l-2 North
Main st. Providence, where can be found his
celebrated ELIXIR aud PILLS. Also his
LIrE Rts1 oRATIvh, for the cure Of Consump-
tion Price ~ per bottle, half bottle 81.
Aug. POI
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I'lNIIE splendid mansion lately bnil, and oc-
cupied by Borden Wood, E,q. IS
beautifully situated on the rising ground,
about u miles North Of the State House in
Newport, facing OH the main roud, and com.
mauds very extensive view of the harbor
and bay. The main building is 40 by 81 feet,
and contains 8 rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, in the rear, is all addl-
,ion, containing the kitchen aud wash.Ioom
below, and servants lodging rooms above
with a good cellar the whole size Of the
house. There is also o good coach house
and other outbuildings; an excellent well of
water, and brick cistcrn, both connected with
the house by lead pipes. The lot consists of
"a acres Of good land, handsomely laid out,
ond having on it great number of ornamen.
tai trees. The house is but two years old,
and was built and finished with first rate ina
terinls and in modern style.
This establishment, is admirably calculated
for n gentleman's residence, and it immediate
application is made it will be sold al great
bargain-much below the first cost,--or n
tenant will be received at a moderate rent
For further particulars apply to
Capt. CHARLES DEVENS,
or WIN. WEEDEN.
MoyN
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BARRETT'S
OIu @al1em Dpe Douse,

80 COrnhiH, corner Of Franklin 9ren-
uc, Boston,
A J. this establishment, of 81 years experience
"a tho Dys'ns and finishing Of the following
goods IL done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice-,iz:--
Broadcloihs, Silk & Cotton Veyots,
CassIrnor,s, Worsed Cords,
Safins, Camel'a Hair,
l.ustrings, silk 4 Cotton Shawl
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves, 4.
Plush, Ribbons, SC. &c.
ALso,--Lades' aud Geniicnen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description Cleanses ant
glazes Furniture ,---cleanses Garments, Carpets
lied Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyos and
Dresses in the best manner. BIoadcloihs, Cnssi-
Werss, Saiinetts, &c.
MiI.DEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods, Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground, aud Medicines
pulver,zed.
Silks aud Silk Dresses Wsiered in tho bost
manner.
Plain Silks, Sdiins sud valvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful .,y!e.
.fgent for receiring Good, at Newport
Mr.. X. b. klNSLEi. March 7.
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Sunday School Books,

,SELECTED with care for the purpose n
~ large variety, such us has hcen approved
of by purchasers for Sunday School Libra
ries. The subscriber sells these and Family
Bibles, Polyglo, Bblss, pocke, editions also
all for sale at cost by
May 81 L4JbES HAMMOND.
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FOR SALE,

-A A very pleasantly situated nnd
f.SsN valuable FARM. laying on the
n: east side Of the Island, d miles
34 from town being partly IN Mid
dle,own aud partly in Portsmouth, containing
l95 acres Of excellent land, is well fenced
with stone wall has on it double two story
dwelling house. n good wash room, cheese
and milk house, crib and grain house, and q
large double barn all The buildings are in
good repair; also q good well OF excellent
soi, water likewise, water grst mill that
will rent for $50 per year, and is in excellent
grinding order.--l has also large full grow
grcenng orchard, and young orchard, both
in full bearing of excellent fruit. The farm
will be sold or reasonable terms as to price
and credit any one wishing To secure an in
dependence for life, will do well to purchase.
1t is seldom such farm is offered for sale on
this Island. For further information and
terms, apply to ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Jan. 81, ISil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
RE MOVABLE!

WILLIAM n. GREENE, Tailor and
w Draper, takes this method to inform
his friends and The public generally that he
has removed To the store No. III 1-2
Thames street, directly opposite ColMarsh's
shoe s,ore) where he will continue the Tai
lorng busines in all its various branches
lie tenders his thanks for the liberal patron
age received and respectfully so!'cits con
tlnuance.
Always on hand n complete assortment of
Broadcloihs, Cassi,ncres, Vestngs and other
articles usually found in such an establish
ment, which he will sell as cheap as can be
found in any other store III town.
nF Particular ntcn ioO to CUrTING
WANTED-2 Girls as apprentices.
April Is
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vNHE subscribers would respectfully inform
4 the Ladies' Of Newport and its vicinity that
they have taken tho Store in Mrs. Townsend .
building Thames street, recently occupied by the
late John Corey, where they intend keeping u
general assortment Of .MILLI.NERY aRII-
CL ES. such as Florence Bonnets and all kinds
Of Foreign Stock in the Straw line. Also, all
kinds OF American Straw Bonneis, stock for
Bonnets, and Palm Leaf Hoods-aso Bonnet
Trimmings Of every description. They have
engaged MiIlinsrs from Boston who will be 10
the Store TO trim Bonnets in tho first style.
Bonnels Of all kinds repaired al short notice.
The subscribers have an establishment in New
port for the manufacture Of all kinds of Straw
Bonnels - foreign aud domes,ic-whereth the t'ade
can be supplied at Wholesale at the shortest no
tice, and at reasonable prices.
FRENCH g. DRAPER
Newport, April 8, 1910.
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1 N s..

DLUE, ElaIk, and Red Inks. oi n superior
~ euslny; fot sols ot Wholesale snd retail,
by X. J. TAYLOR.
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Alpines.

DLUE black hlpines, plain and figure,
- for sale low al l3l, Thames.sireei, Ivy
J. NJ. COOK, & Go.
Nav %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

"a OLAsSEs.-a 40 lhis. Cuba Molas,es oi
w good quality for sale hy
l.. 4. S W, NLwros.
InlN lh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15
JOHN Tyler.

The Alexandra Gazette, Of Wcdnes-
day morning, says: "From this day,
John Tyler performs the duties of Presi.
dent of the United States. He will carry
ont, fully and completely, the principles
and views Of Gen. Harrison, having given
all the measures Of the departed Patriot
rom his Inaugural Address down to the
last act OH public life, his unqualified
approval and appreciation. Mr.. Tyler
commences his Administration with a
deep sense Of the unexpected responsible
~ that has been thrown upon him. His
political friends, in all quarters Of the
Union, will rally to his aid, and give his
administration fair and liberal support.
honorable, high-minded, honest, and viz
tuous, he will act for the good Of his coun-
try. Commencing his opposition to law
less power, and the abuses Of the Govern
ment, during the Administration Of Ge'
neral Jackson, he has continued sieadlast,
earnest, and jealous in the same cause,
until the late glorious political reforlna-
ton. Mr.. Tyler is thorough Republl-
can Wing, and will yet live, we hope, 70
see his principles firmly established
throughout the land"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15

A meeting Of the citizens Of Orange
county was held at the court house in
this place on Saturday last, to adopt mea-
sures in relation 70 the death Of WILLIAM
HENRY HARRIsoS, late President Of the
United States, preparatory to a more full
meeting contemplated to be held on Sa-
turday he 24th instant.
On motion. Cadet Campbell. esq. was
appointed Chairman, and Dennis Heart
Secretary.
The meeting being thus organized, the
Hon. William A. Graham, in 4 feeling
and impressive manner, spoke OF the life
and character Of the deceased, OF his SER
vices and Of his virtues, particularly his
goodness Of heart, which formed his most
distinguishing trait. On closing, Mr..
Graham offered the following preamble
anu rrsUIuuon, wnicn were unanimously
adopted:
II having pleased Divine Providence 10
remove from this life WILLIAM HENRY
HaRRIsoN, late President Of the United
States, the citizens Of Orange here ASSEM-
bled, deem it due to the occasion TO make
public expression OF the feelings with
which they have been inspired by this
melancholy intelligence.
ResoiUed, therefore, That in testimony
Of our grief for the calamity which has
befallen our country, and our reverence
for the memory Of her deceased Chief
Magistrate, we will wear the usual badge
OF mourning for ninety days, and that we
recommend TO our fellow citizens through
out The county 20 cooperate with us in
thus testIiying our sense Of the calastro-
phe which has happened.
Mr.. Graham then offered the follow
ing:
Resoired, That the Hon. Willie p.
Alangum be requested to deliver Fune-
raj Oraticn on the life and character Of
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, late Prcsi-
dent, IN this place, on Saturday the 9th
instant, and that committee Of three per.
sons be appointed to communicate to him
this request.
p. This resolution was amended, on mo- |
tlon Of DIR. Smith, so as to require the !
committee 10 be composed of six indivi-
dua!s, to be selected from both political
parties; it being an event to be depIorcd
BY the whole country, and not by one
party only.
The resolution, as amended, was unan.
mously adopted, and the following gen.
lemen were appointed BY the Chair to
compose the committee, viz. Henry Nash.
John U. Kirkland, John Berry, Isaiah II.
Spencer William Nelson, and DR.. Pride
Jones.
On motion OfDr. James Webb, /. was
arther
Res0fred, That the Clergy throughout
ms county, be requested 10 make some
suitable expression, in their religious scr.
ices, of the sad event which has happen.
ID, at some early day
On motion, the meeting then adjourn. !
ID.
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The British Queen. so long looked Cor,
arrived 81 New York on Sunday. 81 inst,
She sailedon the 10Th Of March. The IN.
usual length Of her passage was caused
by severe weather, and scarcity Of fuel
The news is important.
MeIeod's Imprisonment had produced
grea, excitement in Enalsud; and il !,
stated thu, squadron Of The BRUSH Gee,
bad been ordered 10 lie American coasi,
% enforce The demand for the release oil
Mcleod.
The. Difficulties Nth China were IN.
settled on the 18Th December. Great
mortality prevailed among the troops u
Chusan. rapidly diminishing their nun
Der.
.fdmirGi Elliott, on The 29th Now,
resigned The command Of the expedition
to Commodore Sir j. u Gordon Bremen.
and sailed Tor England on BOARD Ihr
Voltage.
Sir r. 5. Hiitingham, The Com.
mander Ia chief Of lhe Madras srms, died
Of snoplexy on The OH Nov. lie has
been succeeded. al interim. BY NJ sjor
General Allen. during the absence Of Sir
Robert Dick. the senior officer
United Si0ies Banh.-l, is stated lhs,
the fret intelligence Of the suspensinn &C
this Bank produerd . panic an.oog tie
stockholders, and on the market general
ly. United States Bank stock fell 10 III
lOs.. but in a few DAYS rallied TO 81 los.
The London Observer g,ses The amour,
OF this stock held in Europe alsba,li
3.O00.OOOl.. or els. 100000: ard recon,
mends thai some mode be adapted, TO IS
certain nls'her lie hoIders Of. that stock
would not desire siI,ai ihe sG.irs Of The
Bank be wound up. That paper uf N,
IN says--tIic. shares to-day sseraged
about 81. los.
) Turkey, Egypt and Syria.--Tbe
Austrian O5ssrscf Of The 25ih January,
states that. intelligence from Constant /,
nnPle ef the 18th, informs Us. that the sui,
tun's firman granting 10 Mehemet ALI
and his family the Pasllahc Of Esyp, he,
redlisiily. has just been prepared.
The ffmans had been forw arded 10
Alexandra on The l4ih. The FIRST con
tanned The order TO invest Mehemei All
s'th The Pashalic Of Egypt. as llkeUise
The rules and regulations 10 which lie
Pashss Df Egypt are to DO subjected.
The second 6rmsn invites Mehemet Ali
y send the arrears Of tribute due for Ara
bla, Gambia and Syria. 10 Constantinople.
The third firman places The provinces Of
oi Seminar. Nubis. and Ethiopia. prosi 1
slonally. under The orders of The Go
vernon" q Egypl.
u would appear. says the London
Times, thai HE Turkish government
anticipate srefuss1 on abe psfs Of Niche.
mel Ali 10 accept The isfms with wbiei, his |
recognition by the sal,sn was accompa |
nisd.
The Ottoman Porte had addressed ! |
circular to The smbs- ssdors, Announcing
'ihem thai Tue Egyptian affair being CON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15
rrnm lhe Rlehmend Enaui,rr.


Death 81 me Prssi.lsnf cffke q STATES.
A new aid extraordinary event has
come 10 dsrken The annals of OR country.
The struggle 10 over. and willism Henry
Harrison. in the 69,h year OF his age.
sleeps With his fathers! Although this
venerable man. The President Of the Unit.
cd States BY great majoriiy. was no, our
choice. vel we respect him Tor his mil
!srysersices-we respect bin Tor be love
Of eonnlry-we esteem Cor he kini heart
and bis socisl quslillrs. Ills sudden loss
comes upon the nation - an event, full
OF regret, iull Of profound themes for mo-
rsllzing upon The instability Of eli human
fortunes. aud lie wur,hlessness Of The OBJ
jecis Of human ambition. As - ofien
quoted from Burke, IL shnws ~ "whal
shsodss we are, and What shadows We
pursue" Bot twelve months ago. sup.
po.e il bad been predicted amidst The
contests Of an excited esmp.ign. "ihis
man will be elected 10 one 0l the highesl
Offices IN The world: and IN one short
month alter his Inauguration. he will be
gathered unto his fs,hers"-whai heart
would not have shrntk within itself. Al
The idea Of passing sorsridly from pri.
ssle life 10 The Presidential chair. and
from that rmiDeni station to The silent
lOmbl La honur oi The Chief Msgisirale
--s----.'",s'~s' SvusTsEy tHus rfHtateu Uy
The voice Of The people, and thus sudden.
y struck down u rl.e midsl III his syn
paihizing counlrymen, We have shrogJeJ
or columns 10 mourning.
II Is. indeed, a sudden. most unexpecl.
ed. and extraordinary even. The con.
federated republic Of The United States
has been in operation Cor SO years--du.
ring which time Il has seen nine Pesi.
denis elected nsucces.inn-musi al them
old nen--hye Of them serving eight years
eseh--snd yet none Of them has dlelI du
ring his Presidency. excep, The last. lie
has been IN Office bu, one short month,
IRON The 4lh of March 10 The 4lh Of A.
Pril, when he breathed his l,sl. amid his
prayers for the success Of the rue prin.
ciples Of the Constitution. The four
Virginia Presidents. who were living ini
plrglEIa, Ill serving out their eight
years, survived TIL the cad of arir
terms. but now al are 10 more. Three
Of the Others are still living.
l. - more wonderful, indeed. that more
u them have not persisted in Office. ,hsn
Thai Genl Harrison should be the fra ,os
ilis. The regret al his death comes, per
hsPs. with more asfulforce. on account
pf as singulsrlty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15

That uhils ht bfl'siss he pautI 70 tK'
80 il Ennguss . s0nEirLel Eoads AID
canals, ysl lhsl be no longer believes 4
pIndrai o. txStdipnl 20 exercise (. ae
has repeatedly dFclsrsd-aad lis deter
Din.lion 10 sdhtre 10 abe principles oflhs
compromise sci. he has also deelaEed.
10. 4 Enthusiastically declare i . my
6rm consieton. thar William Henry liar.
rison 10 qsalilsd 70 guard and promote
The libsrIies aud happiness 81 his county,
because be 10 he stern and uhfinchiag
advocate u popular rights. and he I'M
com promising opponenl d the bold and
daring assumption u powers which have
ii isle wears been elsimed and exercised
By the chiel EEseulivs Magisirale ofthis
Urion-btesuss he regards Ihe public
Offices Of The eouEiry Is created Tor the
hearfit and advantage % The People, ard
not for The political advantage ii lie Pre-
sideni. and IN lhsl spirit, utterly denies
The right. on The parI 81 lhr President. 10
10 remove from office ore ..w ho Is honest,
capable ard faithful 10 The Constitution"
10 make wy Tor another. whose chief
recommendation is 10 be louRd in his be-
ing noisy and clsmoruus den ssogue snd
psrsizan- brranse he would carry with
him into the Administration The principles
&c Jefferson. and would require oil lhe rf.
liee- holders 10 abstain frcm interfering in
Tie elecliOns. and 10 besiov . class alien.
ton 10 iheir duties. in place Of .he acii,s
partnership which 10 now every where
exhibiled--beearse he is committed. by
bis principles. 10 recommend and 10 urge
upon Congress the adoption Of such mea-
sures as viii ultimate in The committing
The custody Of The public monies 70 other
hands Than The Presidents. so - efeclU.
ally - separate The Purse from The Sword
because he Is 10 favor Of economy IN Tie
public expenditures. in opposition 10 that
Hssleful course Of exlravigance which has
caused the public expenditures 10 in
crease. in ten years, from $4,000. 600.
exclusive Of the paymeut Of The public
debt. 10 near SiO.00O.o0O snnuslly-be.
cause he is The sworn enemy 10 eoIrap.
lion. and The lover Of vlrius-beesuse in
bis election aud BY his example, will be
established and secured thar greatest 81
oil reforms. without which. the sliorl 81
reformation is hopeless. viz: the limiting.
for al future time. The Presidential term
OF service TO single term Of four years
and because he is an hone,l man, Re.
publican 10 principle, and pa,tio, 10
practice. lmighi lind oiher reasons in
the history Of bis past lile-a life deso,.
ed 10 the service Of his eountsy-bul i
have fully answered your inquiries.
Having responded fully and freely 20
your Inquiries. ! am, gentlemen. your
most obedienl servant.
JOHN TYLER.
To Tilman letter, Philip Mayo, WIN. W
Dickinson, Peter Elmore, Yonel ). Rust. r.
n Rtlfnh Rnharf ~ llll Iaaanh RInaf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15

Thatno honor might be wanting which
i was possible to pay TO the memory Of
the deceased patriot President, the Legs.
latnre Of the State Of Maryland, being in
session, adjouming for The purpose, came
to this city in body, attended by their
officers and the symbol Of iheir authority,
and joined in the Funeral Procession.
From the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
too, also in session. a joint commiuc Of
both Houses arrived in this city on Wed.
nesday morning, and truly represented the
feeling Of that great State on this melan.
choly occasion.
There's something touching andmOral.
y beautiful in the merging Of all party
distinctions, in the above instances, in the
feeling Of respect due to The memory Of
the honored dead. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15

The duties and responsibilities Of Pre-
sident Of The United States have now
desolved, according % the provisions Of
The Constitution, upon ihe Hon. John
Tyler, Of Virginia; much anxiety has
been expressed, therefore, to know what
arc his views upon The great political
questions or he day, and whether he win
be disposed 10 carry out the great mea-
sures Of reform contemplated by the pec-
pie in the election Of Gen. Harrison. II
relieve that anxiety, we have pubIishel'
in the preceding columns Of our raper
to-day. letter Of Mr, Tyler's, written in
October last. We trust our readers win
find il plain and satisfactory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15
Thursday, April n.

~ A meeting Of he citizens Of Or
ange county win b held in HillsbOrOugh
On Saturday he 24lh instant, for he
purpose Of making > suitable expression
Of their sense Of he calamity which the
country has sustained in the death Of the
President Of he United States.
We are graiiked to state, that 10 CONS
pliance with the requestofthe preliminary
meeting held on Saturday last, the Hon
Willie p. Manguln VIII deliver : Funeral
I0raton on the occasion.