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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

The Locoloco papers affect to think that Graves,
their delauling Treasurer, Of Mississippi Is
great rascal. Their opinions of deiauters must
have undergone great change within the last
three years.-.4as.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
t. kODIEYN BEChl
March |, 1913. JOHN A. DIX.
BULLIoN,s GREEK GRAMMAR.

bOLLlON'S GlNEbh ORA MINI an
We have examined the second edition of DR.. Balloons
Greek Grammar and consider it. upon the who the best
quantcd. Judcious teachers pursuing tie plan marked
ou by the author in his preface would usually conduct
their pupils 10 competent knowledge of the language in
tms by several months Than by the systems former
IN We therefore give it cordial recommenda
lion ELIPHALET MOTT,
r. PROUDFlT,
ALONZO POTTER. --
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

Fire The Starch Factory at " ashington be-
longing TO Nessrs. ID. S. 81 G.. Camp, was de-
slroyed by fire on Friday evening Of lust week
loss $1,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

MIR. Knowles, Postmaster at Eastman, Massa-
chuselts, good officer and a good Wing hes
been removed to make room for Mr. Seabury
charged with "being at heart" Tylerile.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

DY virtue f sundry orders and DEGREES in Bankrupcy
ID issued out ofhe District Coul Of the Unned States
and ofhe bankrupts therein forth will sell at
public aucoL lily zers Inn in Warren, the ED day Of
June next o'clock T.. NJ. all he right and Nor.
man w Persons . said Warren, has TO he farm which
he now lSes-asoa SIT Of saw mill IRONS being the
Of the sad Persons. Also the n day of June next
o'clock NJ al tie Inn offs. Knapp M N0rhdel, sundry
and book accounts qua, and other articles Of
property, Voias The assets Of Edmun4 SiP;sa, bank
rup'.
JOSEPH HOWES, Assignee ia Bank.
rupcy Tor Washington Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
From the Hen. ALFRED CoSKLING, Judge Of the u S.
Court in the Northern District of NJ York, published

BULLIoNS SERIES OF GRAMMARS.
By The recent publication Of The Principles of the
Latin Grammar this Of Grammars English, Latin
and Greek) is at length completed To their preparation
Dr. Buhons has devoted many years Of the best portion Of
his life In the composition of these books he has shown
intimate acquaintance with the works of his abest pre-
scuplut freely avail himself Of their labos on the ON
hand, by s,udousy avoiding all that is obee'lonube IN
lhem aud by remodeng improving, and Illustrating The
rest he has Internationally succeeded in constructing the
best-lec dedy the very besIgammar, IN each OF the
above named languages that has yet appeared.
Numerous other recommendations may be seen, and
Of L, z. WALTON Il SONS.
Nontnelier June l8l3, llws
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

The Hessian Fly has made its appearance in Ma
ryland, and is doing great injury 10 The wheat
CROPS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION

The Wings of Orange County are hereby mott
fed that Convention will lie holden at Boutwel's
hall, in Chelsea on Wedn sduy, the 2lsl day of
June, l643, at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, TO nominate
candidates for County Senators, and organize for
the approaching election. A general attendance
of all those who favorable to the protection Of
domestic Industry and IA sound national currency,
is respectfully solicited.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

Dying Of. The N. Y. Standard aud the N. Y,
Morning Post one Van Buren, and one Cal
houn paper both died u short time since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

The Comei sjy,,,k He Sun Nessrs W.ILer
:, M
hehua'' o"u DO"nes' asio"o'i'e'' VI '"e Ih'a-
deli hia Observatory, were very careful and cr-
cal observers OF the late comet, and the results of
,to;, ,oso.,ohos hoyo ms, lion, ,,,,,l;shod rhov
WV ''''
make 'he Perihe"o" Vi '"e COMET 10 DC 'af WIFI
in the sun, and therefore suggest tina. The comet
must have struck the sun OH the 9Th of Februa-
~ This suooestion is s,,orylv sunnor,ed no ,be
c ~ ~, y Wv
oDseI'a'iohs oi NJ Ar"go III France
THE COMET.
The pb;lodelnbio Iruuiror nuhIishes ,ronsro.
ton Of letter from Paris to the Courier DIES Etais
Unis. in which the calculations of NJ. Arapo of
the elements nt i'm, Coa.a, 'tin;n r,aaniy ysreL
our system ARE given. The following is the con.
clnsion of The letter. which nav be genuine
Statement or NAV not:
ave know now iii. elemen,s Of The comet
Now among these elements there is one which
presents n sippularily exceedingly remarkuble.-
The nerihoIion distance O05I 1iflers vcrv Ii,,le
from radius ot Inc sun itself exuressed Inv 0O05o
, is The smallest nerhelion distance known M tc
Ibis time thus on the 9th of February The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
New Goods.
New Goods.

For prices of which the following q part only:
C.uon Cl this from A l-2 to 10 cents per yard
Prints, (Engsh, Frerch and Amercan) from to 90 c.,
Broadcoths fiom 81 80 TO $500 per yard;
Sattneis and Cassimeres from % to S2,g5 per yard
Carpoling double and twisted worsed warp for As Cd
Salt ST. Ubes rs per bushc Turks island so cts.
| per bushel and other Goods in proportion.
| iCPAl kinds of Produce wanted in exchange for
Goods and Cash good credit for six months will not be
7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

The Undersigned hold tne responsibility Of recommendd
ton S important one--oen abused and very fire.
queny used TO oblge personal friend, get rid Of
urgent applicant They farther appeal to their own
corduct for years past 10 show that they have only
feel the greater confidence Yenurng recommend The
examination and the adoption of the Rev. Dr. Bulions
most comprehensive Of any with which they acquan.
ted furnishing satisfactory solution OF nearly all the
difficulties Of the English language aiming full
series of false syntax, with rules for their
correction and finally that the arrangement is in every
way cacuateI carry the pupil from step to step " he
successful cquistion Of that most Important end OF 49,
cation, The knowledge and of the Edglsh Language
GIDEON HAWLEY,
Il. RODlEYN BECK,
A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
WOOL WANTED,

BULLIONS' SERIES OF GRAMMARS.
ENGLISH, LATIN AND GREEK, ON THE
SAME PLAN.
USE or COMMON SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

~ . JAYS FkOM BOSTON,
A NEW lot P4;asols black Mohmr Gloves, Mltts, and
~ othg articles, this day received by
MAY "a, l8I}. ELLIS. WILDER & Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
ROBINSON, PRATT & co, NEW-YORK.

FI'AE object in preparing and publishing this series of
L Grammars is two-.od-lst,lo condense and arrange
in plain and simple form, text book for the
Schools, all that is important in the latest and best
works those subjects; and, second As tho general
principles of all ahgua ges the same 10 arrange the
leading parts OF all these in he same odcr-to express
the same things in the language so that the study
Of one Grannai may be rendered eectua assis-
the study Of another and that tho confusion
difficulty unnecessarily occasioned by The study OF ee
menary works differing widely from each other in their
LAM uage and structure, may be avoided. They the
result not only OF much study and cal efu compar son,
but Of nearly iwentyve years experience in the school
room during which the wants Of pupils and the charsc
ooooks best adapted these wants have been
fully noted. few recommendations from high sources
! ara Given below.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
NoliRe--TRxCs.

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80 81 ihe pa SftE
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salsssss sts&h. "a c. Anl A. csus<ae's
k~sfsy sks fnk. a ssks q. rsufstts's
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Friday Ne TEA. a Gahssss. LES
sssbrdss shs Ssh. - sszen ilan
NenSsy ne ina al Hashoiousk.
fnesdly The leh. a. chsik Ls,rI
We6ntscsy tLr lslh. al kifs 3luKefs
rhaasray ihr 9fIh. al khaer faskrfis
FRIDAY ~ slsa ag "A llisam Ias.srnmh's
saIpId.y lhr SO al Harm Wl<es~ns
aionS.y ~ 40 a. wm. = Fr.ns si.ss
Tuesday lhs elih Al Jss. % 4. -Alarir g's ; (
"Wednesday ti.s ssih. 81 giiism lliexis
ThnFsaay the eeth, al,caapei thrill
FRIDAY ths s7ta. ss 1homas loRas
Nonday The sisI. a Piakaey siks's
Tsssdsy AuRsst Ia. ~ hillsbursssts 10 col
iret the Town Tar.
@ The ia dies Appreciated 10 take fhe lisll
af tsxsb'ss Ia 1873 ahi estead a The ai.oT.
ii.aes and plarts; and rsess psrsoE iaiiisae q
Eiss N he ilsi - ssij~rt ~ leo aePay ooa
be fne. and thr SlFl q . besad 70 eellss ~
Psnrissiliy assspsr,.a ~ 81
JAMES G. TURENTINE. SA9.
Jnr7 4. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

We learn fr,m he Washington Cores
pondeure Of The New Ymk Amota tia
une vi the first sc,s of the Presiden, alter
his re,u,n To the capn"l alter his vis,'
To Bas,on, nc presumr will be I" recall
certain ni "ut Ministers AID q argos 'ro'n
abroad" Il has been discovered. ~ ap
pesrs IRON lie same correspondence, ts'
" many 'oi the gentlemen holding these
missions are disqualified and sadly moon
pe,snt, bnh in rduea',nn. ns'u'al sb'l't'.
aud tie aclu.l wait Of dir lomahc learn
ing. IN such a state Of things (ssys the
Aurcra's correspondent, IN" public nut resi-
draauds that They should and 'hey trfti
he recalled A mnIe nperstvs reason
fot the, recall probably s.'thal divers ve'y
impor'una,s persons c"vel and vehemrnt'
Iy demand their places.
MAJ. InteHisascer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Tharsday, June :.

"a. CaxsAs.-Mes-rs. Daniel and
Ma. he two candidates. fas Congress
!, 4. ais,irt. addressed considerable
,,.sef a he people Il Orange in This
,,,.. an Tuesday lssl They oeruPisd
=, Whole evening In The discussion Of
a. great questions which asila,r Inc
larry. We belisre ne have never
.,,a /. drbsis conducted with better EEL.
,,r saI 81 parties seemed pleased Al The
r,e... osusrsl bsnisl proposed . con
ana. he dlseussipn On the subjeei Of .
R,nk Of he UniIsd States on ,he mor.
nav. which was sgreed 10 By Mr.. Nash.
The questions 10 debate we're. the Ia
III. Bank of The Uniied STA 8. The En-
D.aIimres az Government. and The Pre-.
,id.ney. Upon he subject Of : Tariff.
holh rere agreed IS 10 the necessity Of
having one sufficiently large for raising .
r,reaae Cor The support o. die govern
meat Nc. Daniel, however, runs into
a. ulira views OF Mr. Calhoun. free
,rade,' and consequently direct taxation.
Mr.. Nash presented this portion n bis
,ubiec. in a reiy iorcibls light lie
would no. have a,ariif Tor protection. but
simply Cor revenue; and in laying il, rs
valriol. and statesmen. they shonld give
accidental protection. J'his was all the
prOleciiun that was needed oil iha. was
d,.ired. We should do injustice 10 both
parties 10 attempting 10 give full sketch
Of he debate. as We are pushed FOR time;
ba. We may hereafter have occasion 10
slIude 10 some portions oft.
Mr.. Nash succeeded in drawing Gen.
Daniel out on The sahject Of The presiden-
sy, lie declares Mr.. Calhoun 10 be his
krsl choice, and Nc. Van Buren, his Sc.
eOud choice. He is . q Calhoun man. q
Van Buren, man, a Johnson man, ,'ass
manor for any one who can defeat
Henry Clay" An oppOnen, very iocu-
laiy remarked. when he heard this ex-
preston, /. Yes, he is any body's man
10 be a Congressman
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

Money has become 50 plenty in the CT.
IS of New York. that one OF their best
banks has given notice tina, 5 per cent.
will be the future rate Of interest; and
this, n il said, l. above the market. as
large amounts Of shor, business paper
have been taken 81 81 per cent, and
banks that are so antiquaied as to ask 9
per cent. are losing all their customers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

CoLoNizATIoN.-We are happy 10 OBJ
serve the various indications in all sec
tons Of the Union favorable To the philan-
thiopic objects Of the American Col"nl'
cation Society. Among others we per-
ceive tina. the New York State S"ci "
has resolved to raise ten thousand dollars
for the cause during the present year, and
the Connecticut State Snciely has entered
into like resolution to rise flee thousand
dollars. These resolutions evince yea
lous and laudable spirit. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

in IOne't COafsssiOn.--'Ths inieIli'
gent editor Of The Augusta Constitution.
slisi, 4 Democratic paPer.) speaking d
The Legislation Of that state Georgia
says: alt has been The misfortune Of the
democratic party TO psrsis, in following a
course Of Legislation, which experiences
had shown 70 be injudieious. and 70 con-
Time in Office men known 10 be utterly
unqualified by honesty and ability. 10
the discharge Of their duty"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

Locusts-There is much said in the
newspap al the expected appearance 81
the Incnsis tins year. A scientific gen
,Ieman. who has given this subject much
study, and extended his observations over
a setie. If years. tells US tina. The lnes,is
appear every seventeen years, but nnt at
all places the same yes': that there are
regions or districts to which certain hroods
belong. and in some al the districts they
appear 10 one year, in others IN another:
tina, the locus,s appeared in this region in
1929. and will not. therefore, appear here
se.io ill ls46 whilst in paris Of New
jersey Vug,n,a. and perhaps in some
other places. they will appear this year.
II has also been found that the l"cusis
of this country d fer from those recnr-
red to as having LAID waste the crops Of
Egvp,--ours are comparatively harmless.
aiding rather than otherwise. the hortt
cul,ursl,s,.. bv cutting off the snpsrfu"us
leaves aud branches. Baltimore Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

FaF Nc Hsldsa rsHouiIly Vs have
high ss.ssn, snd uish him urch r1rrsss
u n arauoua un5sraking n LID "
has sabarksd. Bss asssrsLtls.s us shsII
aks ne sane nbeslirs xilh hin, sss
hare wiIh hls Prsdresssor. and n.sy. pr
hsps. i ne wsyef oar rocadoa. soms-
tines review he political errors o. blss-
drH mo ~hish ne nay chance % 81.
Mr.. Lnriag. Ihnugh wilhdnxn Eron
he Standard. does M retire 10 private
life. lie has issued proposals or pub
fishing new paper in he eiiy Of Raleigh.
sHiided TIE IxDEFExDExr. Il Is intend
ed. be says, for . moderate men Of III
parIifs." and i 70 be devoted 70 :. Lie.
1nmre. News. Agriculture. Miscellany.
General Politics, &c.", II Is 10 Be pub
lishsd On suPsrrnyal sheet, Al two DOL.
lars pr snnum, in advance. Mr. Lor.
inc has been % long engaged in editing
an arrive and. zsslsus panizan print. thai
il may Be doubted whether he can nos
so disest himself If those feelings and
prejndlees % natural 10 his late position,
Is 70 be qualified n conduct an impartial
journal; though on one or iwo recent &C.
easiOns he has displayed an Independence
ef party highly eredilable. Mr.. Lorins
Is an able editor, and win Il any rate give
rs good paper.
Mr.. Loring win also continue the pub
location ofTHE PLAIN DEALER. under llls
sanction Of the Washington Stale Ten.
perance society.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Brass and Composition
Castings.

" lR Mills, Factories. aud oth'r purposes.
II He wonld paIiicu ariy bIine TO the nn.irt
Of Aillers AID Factors thai he makes, hrlnks
aud Baxrs f,I Mills, a composition which. i"'
ia superior 10 any othsrused. There
are now snme inks .f i've make which have
becnin use in teasy running Ml'sf"rtcn and
fifteen gears which are yel in gnod order.
lie viii sl.o attend 10 the GUN aud LOCK
SNIrIllNG BUSINESS.
TOR ois SHELL COMBS repaired and Pc
ishcd So as 1" he as sond as new.
Also SILVER PLATING, in its various
brunrhcs .e.s ..-
The subscriber viii give punrtusi attention
in the above branchrs of business. HIS ieIm'
win be cash, especially for johbiaa, which mus
be paid fnr before taken & on The shop: and hs
hope by good workmanship and panc,nal al
tention 10 give sa'sf 'r,i"n.
JOHN NJ. MASON.
May 80. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Obituary.

Died, al his residence in this county,
on The 2dinsian,, Mr.. JoHN SrRAYHoRS.
ST., in ihee0ih year Of his age. Mr.. s.
was a soldier Of the Revolution, and was
a pensionsr al the time Of his death lie
rendered active service, and very narrow-
~ escaped with his life, ball having
passed through his clothes. lie had been
Tor many years member Of The Presby,
terrain Church. and q member ofihe TEN
perance Society; and died in he triumph:
0i faith, having many relatives and friends
10 lament their loss. His funeral wal
preached in the New Hope Church OF
the day Of his death. CConMuSIcArED.
Died. in this county, on the 3lst MT.
Mrs. ErlrarrTn MHsrr. Censor. Of Mr.
Caleb Wilson. in The 7Olh year Of hel
age. She died in the full hope Of q bles'
sed immortality.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Timing & Sheet-Iron
RlISineSS,

Fys.E subscriber wuula lni,tm the Gil gems
4 "I'0,ange aud The atjpiniag counties, that
he has eommeRcrd the above business mall
Iis various brsnthts. IN ihr lows Of HILLSIDE
rugh. where he intcads keeping ON hand an
assortment of the above wares, 81 good mate
raj, and workmanship. aid al prices :" snil
the ilmrs. Hewitt slsa aIi,nd 10 Gn,ierne
aud Covsriae Houses. repairing S'ills, aud 81
kIuds Of upper Motk, add repairing Of al
kinds Of Metal woik.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Boarding.

ItlE subscriber Is pr. pared 10 accommodate
q lew students oi tue Hhlsbur '"sh aeade
nv " iih board lie resides about one nile
aud iher qn,riers north 81 the Academy. "a
a healthy s,tua,ina. Young men who WISH 70
tiremeai CT siudy, will & Vi his u desirable
place. Ills terms are very low. Refer 10 Mr..
Nm J. Bingham. -
Jnnr7 IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The General Assembly Of tie Preshy
ierian Church Of the United States, fold
school. inPhiladelphia, after discussion
Of several days, have adopted by vote
Of l2s to 9 resolution declaring it to be
the judgment Of the Assembly that nei'
lher the constitution nor practice of the
chnrch recognises the right Of Rulers Il
impose hands in the ordination Of Mi
nislers. The same body has agreed to
hold its next annual session a, Louisville
Ky.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The Cincinnati Gazette, referring to a
current report that the Hon. John Nc
Lean, Of Ohio, is 10 be brought out as a
" hig candidate for President. decidedly
observes:
Who are the supposed projectors OF
this mysterious plan, or what may be
their views, we canuot divine. But we
do know from an authority which can
no, be questioned, that Judge Mclean
has no knowledge ofany such design. and
Tint he will not sanction any movement
come from what quarter it may, which
would make him a candidate for the Pre-
sideacy in opposition 10 Mr.. Ctcy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

Tbs RALEisH srASpARD.-Thomas
Iodng. esq. has transferred his interest
in The North Carolina Standard 10 VIII
liam W. Holden, esq. by whom il will
hereafter be published. Mr.. Holden has
acquired considerable reputation as wri-
Ter BY his contributions 10 the Raleigh
Star, whence we were led 10 infer that
he was on The Wing side Of the fence.
But in this we suppose we we're mista-
ken, for he announces himself as having
always been Democratic Republican
Of the school Of 90 and co." and states
that no change will take place in the
Political principles" Of the paper. This
declaration, however, is 10 be coupled
with another. which we find in the adj
dress Of the new editor. In the very
first number which he issues, the name
Of Martin Van Buren, is to be stricken
from its columns, in order, we suppose,
to prepare the way for more favored
southern candidate, should the events Of
the few coming months seem 10 give him
the ascendancy. But the editor promis-
es to abide the decision Of a Democratic
National Convention.
In cennexion with this matter, il Is
amusing 10 look over The columns Of the
Standard through the last tenyess We
frs, find John Cntaliae Calhoun spoken
Of as little batter than second Benedlc
Arnold; and Notification was a term o
reproach which the Standard delighted u
add to the lis. Of cpithois heaped upor
the Wings. Blu. in process Of time, M
am Of the grea, Nui.iiar was needed Il
supper. the Democratic party, which wa
evidently tot,ering to its fall; and thence
hriI' change came over 1he dream o
the Standard. Naliiiers were no longe
the hated traitors, but patriotic defenders
ot"Stale Rights" whose principles wer'
Incorporated into the motto Of the Stan
daTd, and they received as an integra
portion Of the Democratic party. Ate
such wheeling ab,ut, what is more nalu
r'l than 10 find Nullificrs the leaders o
The party, and their candidates for office
And hence we find Burton Craig, a rabbi
Nail'6er, candidate in one Of the uppc
districts, and r. NJ. Saunders and ]. r
Daniel, favorers of the Null,6er, If no
Na'llhers themselves, in the middle dis
'r'cls. and thcra are others we believe
the same complexion. The next stel
will be, to bring out John E.. Calhorn
me arch N.liier himself, as the Demo
cratic candidate Tor Presidential leas
such seems to be the desire oil the south
m pa' i'm Of the party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

The Legislature Of Michigan. toncc
branch being entirely Loco. and the other
containing bu. five Wings a, its late SEES
sion. il is said, repealed the law making
adultery and It's kindred crimes penal Of.
fences.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
Weekly Almanac.


,ySHE Pail Session will begin on The ihir.
L icenlh day Of Jaiy.
Cla<sicai Der. W. BiNGHth, Prin,
Mathematical Dep. Ai.Ex'R. MlLsoN, j.
Hillsb,Faugh, June 6. " Sw
NJ The Raleigh Register and Standard,
Newhern Spectator. Eden,nn Sentinel. Fa,.
etteylle Obs RIVER, aud lning,.n ,hronicis
will insert the above three times
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
wool Carding.

ttsllE Undergrad res,"r,inly .n'''ms 10"
- pnblc, thai their Wool Cird'ng Na"hi
merry Al ':ufi !. Mi Is is now !" "peta,ion aud
earnestly soliel: the patronage ni their former
rnsiomeIs. aud an oihers who may tind i, con-
venient. Bringon your wool carly ~ the sea-
son, in good "rd'r, aud sou shall assn'ed'y
have good rolls
Prices Car eardinc 81 cts and weigh the . Us
or S cts. and weigh the wool; ten coats ioi
mixing.
June 7. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
MNnnltsDo

In this place, on Wednesday The alsi
ultimo. By he Rev. John A. M'sIsnnin.
Mr. DANIEL ID. PHlLLlPs 10 Miss TAR
MESA NJ. cooLEY, daughter Of The Rev.
Charles u. Cooley.