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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
375 Bowery, N. Y.
DIR TAYLORS.
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

TOR CONSUMPTION, CoueHs, CoLDs, splitting of
blood. pain in the side or breast, asthma, pleu-
rsy shorness breath, palptaon of the heart, de-
bility, nervousness, and all diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver.
This medicine has been used in the city of New
York, with unexampled success for eight years. cur
ingthousands who were supposed incurable. 1t is
now used by most of the medical Faculty, and the
whole people. Certificates OF most extraordinary
cures will accompany each bottle.
Prepared at 375 Bowery, in the City Of New York
wheIe the article first originated, and is the ONLY
GENUINE. All others bearing similar names are cou-
nterfeits and impositions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
Musical INSTRUMENTS

u EVl S. RUST, Teacher of Vocal Music, is
IL agent for the sale Of Abraham Prescott's Pre-
MUM Bass and Double Bass Walls, Melodians, and
Seraphins, made at Concord N. H. which-,by the
best judges are pronounced superior to any others
manufactured in the country, and will be furnished
to individuals societies at the manufacturers pri-
ces, and warranted. All orders or communications
directed to Wallingord, VT. will receive immediate
attention. 4e:1y LEVI S.RUST.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
Drugs and Medicine.

V'HE subscriber has just deceived from New York,
l. fresh and general assortment of
Drugs and Medicine,
comprising most Of the articles usually kept in Drug
gist Shop, among which are nearly all Of the most
approved late chemical preparations
Also for sale Wagon Tire, Old Sable, Swedes
and Bloom Iron; Swede's German, Eng. Blister
Spring and Cast Steel; horse nail rods; round an
square iron; cutter shoes, smiths files and rasps,
with many other articles, to which the attention Of
those wishing to purchase is solicited.
4Stf JAMES PORTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
POLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES

NO house-keepet will be without VIM. Brocns
Pencil Paste, after giving it trial. 1t gives the
stove beautiful lusre, far better than the British
or American lustre, and is used with less trouble,
and is more durable. It is put up in rolls. For
the true article, that the directions are signed by
the proprietor. Manufactured by VIM. Brown,
Chemist, corner of Eliot and Washington sis. Re-
tailed by most of the druggists and grocers in Bos-
ton, Lowell and Salem. Price 10 I.2 cts per roll
Call for VIM. Browns Pencil Paste For sale by
J. Porter, Rutland 50:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
MU SIG TUITION.
WILLIAM PEASE,

(FFOm L0nd0n.I
DROFESSOR and Teacher of the Piano Forte,
u Organ, and Singing and Organist, and Drec-
tor of music, from the city of Boston and New York,
respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen of
Rutland and its vicinity that after absence of II
years, he has returned and intends giving instruc
ton on the Piano Forte, Organ, and in Singing, to
such as may honor him with their patronage
Terms may be known by applying to DR. E. Porter,
by letter, at East Poulney, at the Office of this
paper.
N. B. Piano Fortes and Organs tuned aud regu-
lated at the shortest notice. lltE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
NO EXCUSE FOR A:COUGH.

There is no mistake in the Genuine Compound
l. BoneSet Caudy, Mediedted, if you procure the
Genuine article prepared by Wa. Brown, Chemist,
49I Washington street, Boston. (For genuine see
that the Candy is stamped VIM. BrOton, and the d.
rections signed also) In curing coughs, colds,
hoarseness sore throat, phthysic hopping cough, &c
this is the article that has given so much satstac-
ton the past thirteen years. for the above purpose
and for clearing the voice for vocalsts and public
speakers No better evidence is wanting of its su-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
MRS. NJ N. GARDNDR'S INDIAN BALSAM OF
LIYERWORT AND HOARHOUND.


II he original Vegetable Liverwort Preparation
price so cents the bottle. The most popular
remedy for the cure of coughs, colds, splitting of
blood and phthisic and all diseases Of the lungs;
also it is in extensive used for the liver
plant. This is the first preparation OF Liverwort
introduced to the American public, it being now
twelve years since it first established, Its rep
utation stands unrvalled as cough medicine-See
certificates and places of residence on the printed
direction round the bottle
The undersigned, having received great benefit
for the cure of diseases above named, with conf
dence we recommend the celebrated Balsam of Lv-
erwort to the public:
Ernest Webster, David T. Woodbury.,
Thomas Haskins,j j., -. Horton,
G. Ellis, II. Gall,
G. Williams, Miss L. Howard
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor VIM Brown
48l Washington street, Boston, and j. Porter,
Rutland. 50ly
RHEUN 41IsM, GOVT, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &C
NAN be cured BY applying Seaver's Joint and Ner-
~ We Lnament. Experience, the only true test
OF the value of any remedy has affixed its seal OF APP
probation upon this valuable medicine, which since
its Introduction has displayed unequalled powers in
curing Rheumatism, Govt Sprains, Bruises, Cramp,
Weaknesses of the Joints and Nerves, Pain in tho
side, Back and Limbs, Stiff Neck, Chilblains, Ague
in theFace, Ticdoereux, and ALL cases of external
injury
1t strengthens and invigorates the Nerves, gives
elasticity to the Joints, promotes healthy ciTcula-
ion OF the blood and imparts strength 10 any part OF
the system which may have been weakened by sed-
entaryabs or disease. IL necessary, certificates in
numerahbe could be procured in support of the a
bove facts, bat the proprietors satisfied to let
their Liniment speak for itself 1t only needs to be
tested to be appreciated. 1t is put up in bottles of
a large size, and sold for the low price Of 25 cents!
Is it asked "Why is it sold so cheapl" The ans
is, to place it within the reach oevery
Thousand are at this moment suffering from
rheumatism, pains in the side back limbs, swelling
Of the joints, &c To all such would say, use
this valuable remedy and be cured.
uTPreparod and sold wholesale and retail by
L. SEAvER & Son, Druggists,
Walpole, N. H.
pJ7N. B. ook for the signature of one Of the firm
the insdewrapper; every bottle ofthe genuine has
one. Sold by JAMES EvERsoN, at the Rutland Book
store. S9s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
"A d eTtISe EN-
no MARRIED. LADIES!-DR HULLN

no MARRIED LADIESI-DR. HULL'S ABB
4 DoMiNAL SUPPORTER. This apparatus uni'
formly falling Of the womb and many weak,
nesses incident the married state II is applied
article Of dress: any lady fit herself without
to surgeon, reading the panphlet written by DR.,
Hull accompanying each instrument.
The supporter has attained very high character in Eus
rope well in this country II is adopted to the
tie disuse of pessares and other painful surgical exped-
ens, in the Lyng-in Hospitals Of London and Paris and
is universally recommended in Europe by medical or
the highest rank. In this country il is sustained by the
leading members of the faculties Of Colleges and osP-
tails, and by all the eminent priva'e practitioners
This article, together with DIR HULA celebrated and
most approved usses for sale at wholesale No A. YeEey
street Aston House. New York and at by James POT
ter, Rutland, VT.
July %, 1874. SOY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
TinSccd Oil,

TBFN'R LANGDON is now manufacturing
II Linseed Oil at his MILL offirst quality from FLAX
SEED and will keep it hand for sale by the barrel
or less quantity.
q. Castleton, Jan. 10, 1S42. 2:f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

TaIlOVv.
OOO lbs for sale cheap for cash. ]. STRoNG.
NOO April H. 1912. l4:l6
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER, T. I. Salt, Glover
IN and Herds Grass Seed Prime and Mess Pork,
Hams, Flour, English, Sweeds and A. Iron, for sale
cheap for cash. GEo. T. HoDGEs.
March 10, lS42. 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
TooTHACHE, TooTHACHE, ToorHACHE.
NEW DISCOVERY

# has recently been discovered that the pure ex-
tract of Gall, combined with an impalpable Pow
der of Alum is sure remedy for the Toothache,
will kill thenerve in most cases, and render them in
state that they may be filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by VIM. Brown, No. 4sl
Washington ST. Boston, by the druggists generally,
and by James Porter, Rutland, VT. None genuine
unless signed by the proprietor, VIM. Brown. See
certificates Of its efficacy the directions. 5O:lY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

GENUINE BUFFALO OlL-TO PROMOTE THE
GROWTH AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR.
THE original and true article is put up only by
VIM. Brown, 4Sl Washington street, Boston.
AS number of counterleits have recently appeared,
to get the genuine see that the outside wrapper is
signed WIN. Brown also copy right has been
secured, and entered according TO the act, of Con-
gress, in the Clerks Office of the District Court, in
1910. The above article is fast taking the place of
all others, to promote the growth and beautiy the
Hair 1t gives it beautiful satin gloss and causes
it to curl and is far better than any vegetable prep
aration. For sale in Boston by the proprietor and
reailed by all the druggists and perlumers also for
sale by ]. Porter, Rutland. 50:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
PIOUIghs

PIOughS
ar Troy Pattern, newly wooded by good work
" man, cheaper than ever. j. STRONG.
April 4, ls49 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

ID Y. :. OOK 1I Ils signature OF one OF Inc nTIn
the insidewrapper every bottle ofthe genuine has
one. Sold by JAMES EvERsoN, at the Rutland Book
store s:9s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
DEVoTEDTo DsCUssoNAGRCU

unpublished statements in our possession; but Sc
verely enough to show how much religion the cler-
gy themselves possess
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
SUPREME COURT,

Fhe following spinions have been dc
livered by this tribunal since our lasts
Pes R''TFIS. G.. ]. Ia Wilkerson o
Bracken. from Orange; Affirming N,
Judgment
Also, n shpkfora .. BrasOp, from
Crssenf Affirming fhe judgmess.
Also. m Slsic. sAm. .. Washboura
from Rutherford; reversing The judgmen
and ordering reairs De moro.
Also. in Lea .. Ganze, from Bruins,
wick; affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Greene 0. Deberry. from Mont
gomery; declaring that there is no srrol
in Tie Order sppealed from.
Also. in Blackledge Clark, fron
Beaufort; affirming the judgment.
Also, in Hugg & Bell Q. Booih q Por
Ter. from Craven; Affirming the judgment
Per DASfEL, ]. in Smiihwick c. Eli
son, from Martin: directing new irisl.
Also. in Garris .. Porismoalh q Roam.
oke Rad Road Company. from Norlhamp.
ton; directing new trial.
Also, N Jones 0. JASON from Greene;
directing new trisl.
Also, in Mixonr. Cofiefd, from Chow.
an; directing new trial.
Also, W BrssIley y. Jones, in Equity.
from Northampton.
Per CASTOR, j. in si1e o. Smith, ei
al. fIom Rockingham; directing n uenire
as TO :. Smiths sentence upon the veraiet
against q. d. w. Smith.
Also, in State 10 The use Of Evans,
Horne a. Co. o Lighlfool, a al. from
Chathssn: directing . new trial.
Also, in State TO use OF McRae's adm.
.. Wall, e. al. from Rielfmonas sffirming
the Judgment
Also, in State 10 the use Of Settle o.
Wall, from Richmond; affirming The judg.
ment @ @
Also, in State. TO the use Of Fairly. o.
Wall, from Richmond; affirming the
judgment.
Also, in State, 10 use Of Little o. Pow
ell. a al. from Richmond; Affirming ihe
Judgment
Also. In Biount o. Blount, in Equity,
from Pasqaoiank.
Also, in Barnes .. Calhoun, in Equity,
from Edgcombe; dismissing the bill.
Raleigh Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Wv sopdasi iLFmntlrss iasiTsarivsly I
unnoissisd = der hzunh. =. Tie lard
ihus irnP0nriy assignsd > shsir plant
lAg and hnnsing grOusds are within Ae
hlaosisg boundaries. 70 xir Prnm lhe
sAouah 81 TalakehopcO. or Pes.e eerk.
e. 'he lrli bank q dat s,reaas % he SouI
% ne southern hrheh. and following ihsi
branrh % ne kesa Or northern edge q
Lake klakPoga; thence down he east.
era margin Of ihsl lake 10 lhe stream
shirh empies from il into the Kissimmee
hser. following lheleiihsnk ofssid stream
and frer 10 where ths later ssnplies in
% Lake Okee-ehO-hee: Ihenee due soulh
through said Lake and he Everglades %
SHARK river. following ihe nigh, bank Of
that Aver 70 he Sui; thence along he
Gulf shore leIeiudiag al Islands between
Punia Rossa end ihe head Of OharIoue
Harbor) % The place O beginaihg."
These arrangements are in accordance
with The instructions Of The PresiJea, q
The United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.

THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.
The Dauville Reporter, in noticing the
seeming triumphs Of the Loccs in many
of the recent state elections, makes the
following observations; the truth of which
will be readily acknowledged, and affords
well-grounded hope for encouragement
to the Wings. Perseverance aud energy
will yet deliver the country.
ANY one who remembers the state Of
things just one year previous 10 the last
Presidential election, must be forcibly
struck with the resemblance Of those times
10 the present and those that are rapidly
approaching. Then, the Democrats
swept every thing before them, clip and
clear board, and even came very near car
rying Kentucky, the banner state Of the
Wings. Twelve months after that, how
ever, the whole atmosphere was in a
perfect blaze Of Wing glory. Well, the
same spirit is beginning already 10 mani
fest itself in the Wing ranks, and will
shortly burn as brightly there as it ever
did. Similar defeats in the state cleo
tons will rouse them TO similar triumphs
in the coming contest, when the Union
will be the field Of their noble exploits.
The signs Of the times are ominous.
The esprit Of the fervent days" Of 1910
is alive. The lion. after his slulnber
through the night, will rise in the morn-
ing and "shake the dew drops from his
The d" Tippecanoe" feeling, is
coming 10 life again. The "Mill Boy
Of the Slashes" is inspiring the same sort
of enthusiasm as that which bore the la.
mented Harrison irresistibly on the tide
Of popular favor. The people are mov-
ing. The press is speaking out. We
could mention some hundred or more
Wing newspapers which have q" hung out
their banners on the walls" their rain.
bow.tinls emblazoned with the magic
name of Henry Clay. The cry will long
Continue TO be, "s,ill they come"
There are Wings enough in the I'm
lon already, to elect Henry Clay. that's
certain; for although the Locos have car
ried almost every state election which
has been held since the great Wing vic,
tory Of 1910, or rather since the death Of
Gen. Harrison and the apostacy of John
Tyler, their vote is not as large as it was |
when the Wings atthem by go thousand
majority for President. Thus showing |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Good common sheep (says the Buffa-
10 Commercial Adversely can be bought
in Indiana for rs ceuss per head, and the
successful results OF sheep raising on the
prairies of Illinois have induced many
owning lands there, hitherto unproduc-
tive, to determine TO stock them with
sheep. In few years the carrying of
wool will form large and profitable item
Of lake trade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
TIN WARE,
She ct Iron, &c.

1kHE Tin Shop or Factory, in Milton, will in
- future be carried on under the direction nc
the subscriber. Having emplnyrd q faithful
aud eomprien, Jeurnryman. from Baltimore,
who IS good workman, those wto patroniae
the establishment may Gepeed an getting 9, cd
Tin Ware Of every dsscri pticD, manufactured
out Of tue best materials. r.s.
Country Merchants aud others ~ho bny In
sell again, will be supplied on terms by ~Li,h
they can realise handsome ", fit
Repairing Of Tin or Copper Ware, Covering
or Gathering Houses, done al short noiice-
IN the best manner. and on very reasonable
terms All orders received by mail or other
wise promptly attended In.
NATHANIEL J. PALMER.
N. D. All those indebtedio the late sstab.
ishment are notified and requested 10 settle
with the subscriber oniy, or in lis absence with
Mr.. NJ. P. Huntington as his Agent. NIP.
Milton. N. C August Ia. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
LaTE FRnM yERg cRnz.

The Amsre-n baqas An.hn.e. cspt.
Masen. srnsd ~ Ns@ York On Fslasy
frnm VeTs Canx. uhieh pun che lsff 90
he 18Th Of July. Size bragg ~ passrn.
afrs kleuIenanis II. Msnsaa and browa.
, q. nsyls. l.. P. MasgsnaL sad m.
". FanAy. shs wsrs taken rsptise By
fhe Hsx,eaas siih he S.nla Re srpsdI.
non. sad sha .sfe liberated. .mh 40
hundred alherss on ne 18th of June by
Ssh's Anna. Thsy reached ysrs Cruz an
lie ls,h Of Jub , fan days before SAILING.
We learn BY lhIs srrissi ihsf The Messrsn
sDiLo1illes sEs diligently Tecruifins ihsr
army. and hat they lave slsssdy roAecisd
lrgeihrr some $4,000 or 90. eco men Cor
Vie oslsns.bls purpose afinssiipg Texas.
u 70 said. Hr kaow not on haw e0od AZ.
Ihosily. hal Sants Anna has ,snl .
depolslh,n 10 Clai and oder s.ulh
American sl.irs for The purpose Of pro.
earring aid 10 he vossible event Of dilIi
culles silh lie UnItrd Stairs.
~. J. Tiibms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

HoARDING MoNEY.-An exchange pa.
per says. a deposite was lately made in
the United States Mint Of s2,5l3 AZ in
old United States gold coins, all dated
forty or more years back. The impress
sions on the various coins were as distinct
as when first issued from the mint-show-
ing that they had been kept out of circu-
lation all that time. AT simple interest
this sum. in forty years, would have
amounted to $3.50. At compound in
,crest TO S25.s52! Every eagle might
have been worth 10 the owner one hun
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
Notice.

a THE August term of orange County Court
1912, the subscriber took out letters af Adj
ministration on the estate of JACOB RILEY,
deceased; ell persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO come ,crward Immediately
aud settle the same with him, otherwise he will
resort 10 the usual course oi collection; and
all who may have claims are required 10 pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by law.
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar Of a
recovery. -
WIN. NELSON, admir-.
September l. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

II CITES Us pleasure 10 record such an
act Of DISTINGUISHED beneyolence as is re-
lated in the Norfolk Beacon. II is STAT
ed that The effect Of the late freshet which
devastated portion Of the Roanoke conn
try IN North Carolina, was 10 raise the
price Of corn from Two 70 ten dollars per
barrel. A wealthy plaRter in that region
finding thst the owners of corn were TAX
ing such advantage Of the general distress,
promptly ordered three thousand barrels
OF his corn 10 be cent 10 Halifax and sold
al the prices whrh had prevailed before
the rise Of The waters. Such a man de-
serves 70 be wealthy, for he makes the
right use Of his riches.
Richmond Compiler
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

The LExINcToS.-'rhe divers have
found the remains of this i'll fsied steamer.
and have thoroughly examined the alter
part Of the hold. The centre was cover
ed by par, IF The bow, which had bro.
ken If near the engine and fallen over
upon il. The men say .hs. there is no
sand in the chip. and nothing to prevents
her being raised. though she lies in a
hundred sad twenty feet water. Il will
be rer"ilected that the iron chest on board
the Lexington contained a large sum of
money 10 specie and bank notes. So far,
no bodies have been discovered, and II is
no, probable tina, any remained on board
when she went down. Arrangements are
ATE now making 10 raise her immediately.
Jour. Commerce.
This vessel, il will be recollet ted,
some two years ago. took fire. on her pas
sage between New York aud New Tia.
ven. and nearly all The persons on board
persisted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
Public Sale.

IN Tuesday the 25rh Of October next. will
W be exposed to public sale, at the late
dwelling house Of Jacob Riley, deceased, all
the
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock Of every kind. Crops of Corn and
Wheat, Oats, Hay, &C.,
together with all the Farming Tools.
The above property will be sold on twelve
months credit, the Purchaser giving bond with
good security. .--.----.--
WIN. NELSON, .9dm'r.
September 1. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

r d. II is requested that The members
Of the IIILLsBoRnUoH LvcEUR attend n
she Msssax Hall. On Monday csenisg
he1t. a candle light. for purposes con.
heeled with he saIraneemeif Of thai IN.
s.ilulion. II is hoped q fall attendance
viii be had. A MEMBER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

There are ma6y Of our readers who
will regret 10 hea Of the heavy domestic
affliction sustained by Mr.. Pickens, Rep
rcsentsiiye in Congress from South Ca
rollua, since his last visit 10 his residence
IN Csroliua. lie had been but a few
days al home when he lost by death his
wife and his only son, though both were
apparently ia health when he first met
them. Nat. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

dFsd and IhFss dollars nov, Instead o. Ten
And ysi, Notwithstanding he fully 81
boarding spscie, - lhus shown. lhrFs s
~ doubt bul that a. immeAse amauhl II
his eouniry i locked - n ais way-of
no use 70 lie owner or tfse cDmmnnsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

! A Mexican paper OF The 10Th Of June
states that the commissioners for survey .
ing The route of canal between the Al.
lanlic and Pacific oceans. through Tehu-
an,epec. had reported fsvorsb;y for the
grand enterprise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

We observe among The items Of news
br"ugh, BY the late arrival that two seam
vessels Of war are flung out in England
for the service Of Mexico. In be employ
ed agsins, Texas. We infer. however,
that they are moi To be manned and fully
equipped there, as SIR Robert Peel stated,
in reply to a question pot 10 him IN The
House Of Commons. "ihst strict orders
had been issued that every means should
be taken by England to preserve a strict
neutrality between these i've bel!igerent
Powers"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

lord Ashburten. the British Minister,
Plenipotentiary and SpeeisI, having ac-
complished the objects OF his mission,
says die National lnielligencer, left that
city on Thursday last for The North
We understand il is his purpose to spend
u week or two in the Northern cities, and
then embark for England in the frigaie
Warspiie, which waits him al New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

fE I. Is announced that The Rev. c.
+. FREr, generally known - The conyesl.
ca Jew, win preach al Mars HiIl on Sa-
nrday The I7th inst, and .. this place on
Sunday The 18Th.