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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
5000 ROUNDS superior LARD il.I received, for

cOOO fn'c.
la9 FRY 8 co.
sPLENnlo mhdri LAS, AIsVElrICIAL
rhO ~ r -. BD.Nf.T-, CLOAK =. a.c.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
'IiE subgcIibcrs have lust received IT. Ia Row yoY
a spienii assortment of rich Fancy Co rq n. tncfs
etc which they rre Instructed 10 se at very oiov mice
for Cash. The assortment consifs Of ''
French Fsowers
OstIch Feathers,
Feather Flowers
Birds of Paradise
s,npe"or French straw Bonne's
Miss 10 80 d.
s!lS b1lnets-gssorfcd co'or-
rhcTd Muslin 10
White aud cOiorel Hoods
superior SIX 1ud Velvet Cioaks
tncue, rils snt o.4.r SC aris. assorted
splendid MsnfIas. very rich
Embroidered hlsf.
chinese ~ Ncvct Bi-s. rel sks. etc. etc
me IA ies i please give their particular attention 10
ns ano'c dcsrahl- Good which will lie of! red ~ great
reduction from regular prices
Jsu.2i iNfOrS 4. pRcTurp
Co1ETHfCG ENTis Aus deceived : vcTy -
I - perof LOT u : Ipcf fno I. ur-or F-lc
ia - WYATT, WINSTON, POLL ARD E. 90
/ { hiabPESiS CATER BOO-S-A few
- p"fcE 'f. ems Cater Brnfr iusf opened much the
handscmest We have hli-lor sale chc1r.
TO, JUDAH MYERS & CO.
u " Cheap Boot auI shoe Dealers.
! MR.. PUTNEIs iorncr customers who were in tho
CONTINUE iAcif accounts w.'h bis succcsaoge
WATKINS & co,
AZ Mr. Pu,aeys old stand, opposite the iuina ofthe
7 En~la Trf.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
Bid nKEIsDING

'fS rrcifFr upon ihc bee. from me r-u o. ~ rt,s,
Nt.-'s, .ia been recognised by he Arfierfnrsi
'.. fa'f 20 ih' best ever published 4 fun AZ 4
account ia H'rr gwen ni the nature. f1lfs s-
.''ui- .neni 'i ibis curious aud probable Hue'r
nl CT BOTTs
lIOINTAIN nUrTER. -a.- Ie-e,-l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
"a HEiEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkER
MD NUksING SORE MOuIH

HEJiEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkER
AND NURSING SORE MOUTH.
eniinf'nts, every year signed 70 the tomb by
nc above Stubborn diseases The and X.
re, and TIE consequent uncertainty ofeure from
r. riptioIs, - subject Of common remark among all
"'.ncf sod tha snficriuFs Of others.
ihereilre gives Us much pleasure to be able TO offer
To JUS cass OF sufferers a sure remedy which has
ss-' ya.d 10 s1se instance, in the most aggIayaie
have been externally with canker sores over The
WHOLE body, as well as internally.
Many the cures we have witnessed performed 10y
ana NHFssHS Sore Mouth, even where the patient hal
een gwen over by number Of the most talented phys
We present ts compound thus confidently because we
know Il ~ only 20 be tested TO be appreciated.
oe . ly For sale By a. q. STEVENS.
JEW DAVIDs OR HEBREW PLAsTER
III pccu ariiea OK this chemical compound, owus
4 10 ITS cAtTaoTiinlfy effects the animal fbi or
uCrvce gaucnis AMI muscles It's viftucs ben. car y
ent- tue edile seat Of d'sease or OF pain aud weak.
However good any internal remedy may be- this as u
external appcauoni will prove apowcriulauxiary in re-
moving the disease aud facilitating the cure r cases Of
Ia intimidation schroiuous affection, Kings Evil out,
whore sea'e.l pam or weakness exs.
Ase.t"nan travelling ia the south of Europe and Pa.
praise OF JEW DAvID's, OR HEBREW PLASTER and
81 tetasle conAicred) mira ulous cures had perform.
~ ,nat he Wa induced TO uy on las own person,
lung andscr Affection the removal which had beer the
cAyi object OF hsylourney, but which had resisted The
senla u that Oalmy and delicious climate. lie
coon i2uni 10 hea!th Improving snd in few hi
cough lc h the sll9wncss Of his skin disappeared, bis
tino' Ell anu his health became pea enily
siaei- Snce that lime he has been recommending 10
s iIcnus and acquaniances, for all fixed pains whatever
neh ~ rheallSin govt head ache tooth ache, pain in
te side hp, hack aud limbs scrofulous hunors. knots
Wens White swelling hard tumcrs stiff Joints ague cakes
asuc ia tie breast, weakness amt pain in the sto a.
weak liu5s, aneness, affections Of the spne fenal,
Wcakncises &c No femle subject pain or weakness.
. "a the back or side should be without IT,
MARRIED LADIES,
Ia delicate situations find great relief from constant,
wearing this plaster The application Of this plaster be-
tween the shoulders has been found a certain reiaedy fol
colds coughs ph,hisic and lung affections their primar,
stages destroys nnamAon 10y producn. copious per
I fIiraiion No physician should be wiihOuiit.
For pac ugTsscc bills that ACCOMPANIES each box an,
directions Each box contains sufficient spread ak 81
eight plasiers Price % cents per box. For sale.
&C IL diY ci2 A a. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
PIAso VoRTn wAnE-HoUsE,

opposite .ne BrIikS.
t'E nnt-ihcrt b. fsrfF -etving from fh. ccic.
d. ''tl m1rl..-t'rl oi Nuss,s a CLAsr, N.,v Yors
-"'i 1nt Il'n Piano f'aes, r-s-c -n- mo latest ul.
nf', 'non snfil.t ie, nf touch mt rxecuncss Of
truet $50 fcrllisr .o tl.tr mrtuffcturc.
constantly 600 uau.i large l.s1rtincnfol
t.i'r 'n'e't1 aiaue'is
Guitar. Victim. 'i .'cncellos
Accordion Mrsic1. Boxes
l..rrs, hase- aud rlupc.B
l.ies and Uruma
rioTquldy
Piano FoucS Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
NO arrcf collection Of Music offered for sale In
WIS safe may be selected from. q e Of the sub
rwhp now enabled 10 sell AZ the Philadelphia aud
, N.t. AoTk wholesale and retail prlces
Those purchasing sell will be furnished UPON
ocer terms than they find elsewhere In the State.
IL Pianos repaired tuned let hire, snc taken in
/ exchange Il. III TAYLOR.
n-E- PIANO FORTES Of every description repaired
llu ,incu.-Iunirs 10y the year, II required. by Wu
Ian hIAR ~ whose .ns experience and ability in
Iaeturins andtunn- Piano Forfes justly entities him 10
every cuuhucncc Guitars, Noins
! Cd. Violin Bows haired.
Orders len as above will he nunctn,fv la
enherln iownor country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
J. pEASt. - SONS
COVPOTND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
IOADHOUND CANDY


DtbGN, Va tDttlEEN d y ID Gil E7IICAES
'A'ilE Hubscnh'r is authorised receive orders fsr
btuG., DE 'uc fti Chcu ais isoui the above Com.
p'ny 90 Law cot; anil i orders Ia him. will hc
promptly forwarded through Of tue Directors Of the
90 npdut ihrroF otlrlu- one uf the guarantees
ihh the interest ottc parry ordering will be uly attend
ed o..
Noihrc iii.f arl nruggi s arc rcqucricdt In examine
r II-f Current u f. COMPANY, copies Of which will e
i"rnshe 10y the subscribers AMI o which will only be
uhiot INC actual costs ofimpofiation.
doe - WM. +. BIrTLCR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

L ". LAMBERT, Successor To- L Noel. az ti., oil
having pi,rciles ,i. y 1' t'f P34e ESneI'y ma
continue IN keen supply Of fresh articles in MI, lnc,
,erl The stock hand consists ~ Can lies Ca.ss
'oTjals' WineS &c with variety Of Toys Tor Children,
iiayins gone 10 considerable expense in rcGuue and
..gi".ns 'ie appc- tnc OF t1c store lie lopes that he
VII 3i DC iAf- len ~ DIS cni D., whose iavoGs he
Spcciln.l' ASKS anl2
tKEEAoUGH'S CHEMICAL OLA sur.
- py 81 the above, for burning Grccn1ughs Patent
Lamp, JUS; received. mrSae
oa II ALEXANDER DUvAL - 90.
{ 10 super Black ami ,oionr.i Ri cloves, al
- STARR & cos
jA' opposite Exchange Hotel
| NVEAPPING PAPr1It-IcoO reams Wrapping
~ .aper OF different sizes and ofgoal quality. lors'e
Agents Franklin Manufacturing Co.
Wrapping Paper in lie III! tide OF .ueces iu operation.
cai solicit orders from merchants AMI others wan IN so.
We have ~ store Wrapping Paper made Of hcmr, very
ssons aud OF beautiful teStu e; also, all varieties VII
Manufacture sud . &c s n low p!lccs can IN ex.
no JAMES sizER SON.
! tGGEOH INsrliU texts Pectet q 81.
- bssecfi0g n-tru, 'r' Suitable Tor N.rc'l tents
piur Instruments salcT;'r sc1rfcltors Dental ias-i-
men. VA easc. yi.us .i.r-wth general 'ra 90
Any descuPon n3t on ami can be hal 10 order short
"I nSfi LlELL 5oiiTI S, \ LY VEL
| CENILEMENls sUPEWI1U WATER PROOF BO,IIr
~ MD sli"ES-Iicoh Miles aud Son's.-Wc have re-
CEN good supply Of the above Goods !som tofc sIr'
ioi IlnuiAcur,rs Gcrlcu invite - call ait "a
| themselves. ID BulLINGTO & co,
no :" Nansl House.
SFA"kIING CHAMPAGNE 4 HDCk-llJ UssNeIs- :
= zen EACH apatkuc tHlu t'-rc ard i:oc coinpl
The best biand'n use IN this county, isr sac ~
J II ABBOT.
mol Main ~ next door 10 = Duvsl n 10.
UNI, TOBACCO, &C.
o. puucueon superior jamaica Run
d1 10 GtluHdt dr
Brown. l-'ugl1Eus & fll.i leads ClcVius Tobacco
Kcsrle, Piucpc aud OH Cir1rs-f'r sal. hy
no - " " HARRISON.
( HOUND PbAsr.sIG AND LIME
~ 10 casks 'r,sh thnuzlstnu Iiuis
81 10 Luhlcs Plaster, for s-c ~
: ABBOTT.
no 70 Mln 20. r"N' door o. Duvats t'o.
! GENTLEMEN's ELEGANT WAFER PKUOF SHOPS
| Made by J. Miles s Son, expressly for our retail
Sll.s.
WE ave now in receipt % supply oil the above
~ shoes, which rally fisst rate Gentlemen IN
want OF good lrc' or Winter wl ple,sc call aui
sUpi ~ Them. Elves. 10 "a 'AI MYERS 81 GO.
no u Dclcrs in B''ts, shoes, T-unsa sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

NtIH!IE Flsnnels. l2lc, Is o. Pa. p al 1o42s
w ,Mn,e faieni Flanncls, l. Oh s. 81 anil o.
re- tIa,-ncis, S-c. Is 81. p p 81 and3s
ne'oW tunnels D. p 81 and =
W llic aud Red Canton Fiannes
chcap,A WI aNu 'oI sale
- ~ II ri JENKINS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
INV WoNN FI;O1 a. y 4. J

J.-tmum the Press. Cd. t.e Booksi,recr
SMITH, DRlNkER s MORRIS
TUE Jacgucr.c, Nove. by I4..cs
=. 49, ALSO.
Nos no. IN and l42 IIlrpel's Family Iibr,rv -.
A'ltDi Philosophers, traesafci from ne Fran-b =,
t W. WIN .N'ies AM Lie o. the AuthoI ~ lie Rev
NS19eoa Expedition 70 Russia, by General Count Phi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
BANKS AND CURRENCY.

SUGGESTIONS on the BAnSs and Currency OF the seSt
- rat United Sntcs IN reference, prncp y, 60 tho sus
PEI specie 70 smruis, 10y Albert Giaun, EsI
published aud .pr siic
itl5 SMITH. DRlN NEH & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
GALE ~ CO.'S BEST pa

rINIESE maKcrs' Instruments becoming popu.
j lar day Many more have been sold during the
past year than any ohcr make. Tho following letter
have iu.t received from purchase
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
- MUM Will be pa1.
lao SHIELDS q sONERvIIE

.NS-HS 1S SIS ELL FLO ~ 4.s,s.
W RANDOLPH g. 60. have Sd vases Of shell
%. Flowers embracing uclr.. au of arv uo-e. The ar
r1uAcncl OF me Scsi D. ufauf1 nlttf
Is daicult 10 deec the iii between Co., 90 u.-,.
ra h1Wers 1uis rare ch1nc, Of getting sonnet .a s,
unique aut oru-4,. D. d., IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

GENERAL ass1iimel, OF Dim. 4uu Tea Sets new
a., an u nan Is n patterns. cons :. in par, q
Mhitc Ch!ii bl.ng Slt-, ID F-Hucl shapes
Mhiic stone CHINA 90 d' % 20
Blue luIothtI colour. dl d, Do
Gi China fc' Seis great var ~ &c paclrs which the
citizens are iuytc % call ls3 examine gt j Evans
ials .fla.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
DINNLN AND TEA STE

4 NL'lNEh stLb.-FrIWe nov cEUI JI1v0r --1f. nee
~ rom RDWuu au4 ot-r tXiEaucoss Sec 'r-iIr is by
IA - WILLIAM PALMER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19

.hss lhsss dilieul.iss wiih faFsigh PoEtEs
approach srrmlnalion--l hope PesesiOi
lsrminasioa. "a he event az ser-~' war.
shah be wiling freely 10 contribute eve
~ shing ID ne naiional defeaee. Bot 4
we are 70 have peace. an not for main
lsining such system of armament %
would anlg bs6l great military empire.
The eslimsles AZ he War Department. m
eladlne Iadisn Affairs. &c. Tor this ysar.
amount u abnUl eleven and tlEee toOrlhs
millions Of dollss-a sun equsl 10 The
whale cot af The Government iweniy
years aga. though less IksH has been en-
pended in thai Department Tor ihe last
Few years. Those for The Navy Depsri.
msRl are near eight and lhree.fsurihs NIL
hons. beng Two and three-lourahs OF
three millions more lhsn has been spIli-
ed 10 ihsl service annually Cor several
years last pasi. Bs.ing this excess. The
estimates for this year are less lhsn we're
The expenditures af The hnsslsd fourth
wear of Mr.. Van Baren's Administration.
And. sir. wi.h The most sincere desire 20
see an efficient system Of defsness. aRd
without any preiension % professional
knowledge in such matters. | an unable 10
approve thai rspidiiy and extent Of IN.
crease contemplated BY the Heads Of De-
psrImenls ID The reports Of The commence.
ment oflhis session. unless 10 open pros
pect Of imnedisle war. We have seen
from The repeated declarations Of the Sc
nalor from New Hampshire. Mr. Wood
bury.l a. 10 ihe appropriations Of Con.
gress exceeding his estimates, when Sc.
ersiary Of The Treasury. that Mars and
Neptune prevailed over Mammon when
the Treasury was full; and We are oblig
ed 10 avoid yielding too much 10 their IN.
flneness now that u is reduced.
But. sir. I weary yonr patience. |
rose but 10 explsin The real unhappy con
dIlion Of our finances and expenditures.
the causes shich led 20 il. and my con-
csp'ion Of The mode Of relief. 10 show that
The QUESTION Of The passage or rejection oi
TINS bill. is . question Of slfar,lIng or with.
holding The necessary supplies 10 the 60
sernmsni Of our country. Surh being
our condition, ! voted for il as | did lor
the issue Of Treasury no'es under The last
Administration. Twill no, stop the action
Of The Government. BY denying j, the
means Of going Oh. no matter who may
be in power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19
WIG MEETING.

A meeting was held at John s. Turren-
tines on Saturday the liih inst, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates from Capt.
Curtis District, 10 attend The Convention
tn he held on Friday of May Court 10 no.
mina!e candidates TO represent us in the
next session Of the Legislature. The
meeting was called to order BY Col. Jc-
remiah Holt; when on motion John Boon,
esq. was called 10 the chair, and DIR. A.
Sellars and John s. 'rurrontine appointed
secretaries.
DR.. Michael Holt being called upon,
addressed the meeting. After which, on
motion, committee of six was directed
TO be appointed hy the chair. 10 draft re-
solutions for The consideration Of said
meeting. Whereupoa DIR. Michael IIol,,
Col. jeremiah Holt, Daniel Albright, Col.
Joseph Holt, Capt. Curtis d ID. l.. Ray,
were appointed members Of said commit.
tee; who, after retiring a short time, re-
ported the following resolutions:
In government founded upon rcpuh.
iicai principles siulhar 10 those Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19
The Uniied States and Great Britain.

The Uniied States and Great Britain.
The Letter from the Secretary Of State
10 the Governors Of the States of Msssa-
chuselis aad Maine, which will be fund
IN snoiher column. conveys 10 the Public
authentic informstion Of deep concern 10
the county.
We gain from !, The acceptable infor
maiion that Lord Ashburlon. the Special
Munster from Great Rri,ain. is charged
with full powers 10 negotiate aud settle
the different matters in discussion between
the United States and Great Britain; and
that. with regard 10 the Northwestern
Boundary, (prnbsbly The most mldable
question: he has authority to treat for a
conventional line. or line BY agreement.
on just aud equitable terms.
In evidence Of The disposition Of the
Executive Of the United States 10 neca>
iiaie for settlement Of that question on
this basis. We have this letter from the
Secretary Of State, inviting the co.opcra-
ton Of the Governments Of Massachusetts
and Maine 10 . certain extent and 10 a
certain form an reference. Of course. tn
their territorial claims IN an endearor 10
terminate this proIac,rd controversy.
So far, all looks well.
Since penning The above, we have
learnt that the Secretary Of Stale left this
city yesterday Tor The North. where. as
we learn from the papers nj that quarter,
he has been for some days expected.
Some Of our contemporaries seen To con-
meet This visit with political objects: but.
were we To draw any particular inference
fr"m The occurrence, il would be only,
that the negotiation with tho Brush
Minister may now possibly be in a con-
dIiion 10 await the proceedings of The lie.
gislature Of Maine. which. as our readers
are already aware, assemblies on the 18th
Of this month. |. 10 70 be hoped. most
fervently. that spirit of candor and con-
citation nav per,ale that bndy; aud tina
this spirit. meeting with similar sentiments
and feelings on the nther side. may lead
TO satisfactory conclusion Of . question
which has quite too long sgita'ed The ~ o
counir'ea MAJ. Intel.
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Do Several articles have been omit
ted this week for the want OF room.


C0NGRESS.-In the Senate, on Mon.
day, May Q, memorials were presented
by Mr.. Buchanan, from coach and harness
silver plate manufacturers, asking proiec-
ton TO their industry, and stating thai
when the duty is reduced to 30 per cent.
they can no longer compete with the 70.
reign article; and from other citizens oil
Pennsylvania, showing the absolute ne
cessity Of some definite action on the Ia
riff question before the Both Of June next,
and that if il be not done, all the manu-
faclurers OF the country will be seriously
injured. if not entirely ruined.
The Senate proceeded, as in committee
Of the whole, 10 consider the bill 10 pro.
vide farther remedial justice in the courts
Of the United States. Mr.. Buchanan al.
dressed The Senate at great length against
the bill, con,ending that it was always
dangerous to trench on the sovereignty
of the States, and insisting that even
though such a step as that proposed by
the bill were constitutional, still that i,
would be inexpedient and improper 10 de-
part from the usage Of half century, and
which had always been found to work
well.
Mr.. Choate desired to say something
on the bill; but the hour being late, the
Senate entered upon the consideration Of
executive business.
On Tuesday. the bill to provide farther
remedial justice in the courts of the Uni
ted States, was again taken up. and Mr..
Choate addressed the Senate at very con.
siderable lcaglh, chiefly in reply to the
remarks of Mr.. Buchanan of yesterday.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion.
On Wednesday, a communication was
received from the President, relative to
the military operations in Florida. The
whole number Of Indians in the territory
is believed not TO exceed two hundred and
forty, Of whom il is supposed about forty
are warriors. A change of measures i,
recommended by the officer in command,
as better calculated to attain the entire re-
moyal of all the Indians in Florila and
he suggests that hosiilitics sh ,ald cease,
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PASS IT ROUND.

The True Wing, published Al Wash.
irgion, reminds lis readers and the pub
lie that in the ten years previous 10 Gen.
Jacksnn's war on our currency system,
the number ri banks created was %, will,
a capital Of $4,000. 900; that in the neri
,po years, the number nf banks created
was 26s, with 1868. 900. 900; that the
Turner banks were generally sound. and
The latter have generally proved unsound:
and that the Loco Focos are nov break
ing down the very currency they gave Us.
bad es il is. aud are fast reducing us 10
the condition Of no currency al all.
And pass IL round. we add, that by
the repurls Of the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry. il appersrs that the bank bill. in
circulation in the whole Union, in 1919.
amounted 10
. $4,000, 900.
This was before The charter of the Sc
cond U. ). Bank, and when we had been
without a national Bank for four years.
The charter Of that Bank was then grant
ed. with capital 81 thirty fUs millions
Of dollars. Did expansion follow! On
no--ypry f,r from it. Fourteen years
afterwards, or in 1890. the whole am ,ua,
Of bank paper in circulation, from all lie
banks, was
SOL 323,S9s. .... 49,. .
Being pEcREASE IN fourteen years,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19

,srsors nau IN sGes il Re cusion
Hoasr, snd possessing sulhcisIi tfsfss
4 indspendeneeta nPsnly ssow heir PC
I.repes las Henry clsy fsr DE Pres'dfney
IN ls4l. Whittier Mr.. Roberts, ne
o,esfnl celleesar. will submit 70 ihs DC
s.,ion oG ahs ExseufiSe. no dasbi goadfd
"a B. one Il absJnssly - jrsisJofiss-sssk'
80, i vel 10 . delesmined.
Pefersburg Laisi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19
Thursslay, Way I9.


EU- We iake pleasure IN announcing
thai he Ladies of the Female Benevolent
Society Intend holding FArs Al the Ma
sonic Hall on Wednesday Of May Court,
t,he 25lh inst. at o'clock. for the Pur-
pose Of raising money 70 complete The re-
pairs on the Presbyterian Church.
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Dg We have pleasure in announcing
10 the citizens Of Orange, that Governor
Morehead is expected 70 be here on Fri
day Of next week. and that he viii address
The people.
We understand that Mr.. Henry has al
so been invited to attend; il Is probable.
therefore, that the people viii have the
advantage Of hearing both sides
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II viii be seen BY the proceedings Of
the meetings held ip this county within
The last two weeks, As Published 10 the
Recorder Of last week and this, that the
Wings Of Orange are wide awake. and
viii be fully represented in The Conven-
ton to be held next week; and what's Of
still more importance, the spirit manifest
ed in all Of them, gives perfect assurance
iha, the utmost harmony viii prevail. II
Orange is the " Pivot County, as has
been intimated, the Wings have nothing
to fear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-19

Melancholy Disasier.--0n Saturday
LAST Mr.. Lewis O'Brien. of Jones county,
sent on, 10 hun, Wild iurkRs. in company
with his son.in. law. Mr.. Gideon II.
Whitehead. They separated. and moi long
after. Mr.. OBJ. hearing - he ihouaht. the
veil knoan cry of . aid turkey, hasten
ed 10 the spot, and rerceivine something
move in the woods whence The sound or
cry came, and conceiving il 10 be . wild
turkey. levellrd his fo~ling piece. with
unerring aim. and fired: when he reached
the spot. hoping to hnd his GENE. 10 his
inter horror and amzement. be found The
liieless body ol his son IN Law. Mr.. White
head, he having shoi him through the
head, under the helisf Ina, he was tho
Wild turkey, whose notes he had 81
fatally heard imils,ed. Mr.. Whitehead
has LEFT wife and two little children 10
mourn their irreparah'e loss and his IN
timely end. Mr. U'Biien is a kin,lheatt-
ed man. anil he and his family are plunged
inin The deepest sorrow. BY this unforiun-
ale and melancholy disaster. Spectator.