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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales OF stocks mt philadelphia,

Monday, Sept. IS Second Board-SloCo schuyI kiii
Navigation 5s 90 s shares Vicksburg Bank 2b IoV DO
Farm Mechanics Bank 80 do Kentucky BANK os
IS Mechanics Bank 20 $500 Schuykill Navigation os'
l5i2, 100; $1,000 Chesapeake Delaware g. 1890, 81
$1,000 do do 37s $500 City 81, 1851 1885, $1,000 state Ss
b71.
Tuesday, Sept leFirst Board $1,000 schuylkill Nov
cation 94 $3.50 State IS Sill $2 4s do ST. IS shares
Manufacturers & Mechanics Bunk 34i $1,000 Kentucky
bonds %; S270 Wilmington 6s 1853 81 40 shares Grad
Bank 81; 80 Farmers s. Mechanics Bank 34 IS do VIII
nington Railroad 1915 $500 Camden Amboy Bonds %
10 shares Whining r. So DIS A. l65 do Philadelphia
Bank 6sB; 100 do Reading Railroad ID.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILApELPHIA Sept 9Cld Maria Setson, Port Prince
B,iTIMoRE Sept i8-Au John A Robb Walker, Nen Cruz
Abo Fooks stettsi Phebe Baxter Crowe aud s. Leea
Hudson Cooley, NYorkj Chesapeake, POST rr9yldence
n NJ uuoNp Sept I8-Cld Oceanus, Smith, Liverpool En
,ered Daniel Webster Manson Hamburg; Manchester, New
York.
BR,c Lucy Remck, before reported ashore on inlcum
Island succeeded in getting on night oil ot az MN mar
after part her Is supposed she has sus
tanned no material injury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

no. COMsTOCR's sARSAPARILLA-Ths fine
preparation will in eight ten days entirely remove all
eruptons or blotches the face. The price is but 50
cents per bottle 81 per dozen. For Purifying the
blood, nothing equal IT. To be had only at ~ Court
Ian Il street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
my- "woRMs IN CHILDREN OFTEN PRO

G3- "wORMS IN CHILDREN" OFTEN PRO
duoe symptoms which mistaken Tor those arising from
adfereni cause In those cases 1t the proper remedies
not used L. is nearly certain that the Child will cie
Sherman's Worm Lozengts are a specific. They never
fail to destroy the and bring them away restoring
the puny child to state of perfect heath. And what
more important is that the Worm Loz nges plea
SAINT TO the that children refuse TO eat many
may be given them. They arc the greatest Worm
DESTROYER that has ever been known.
DIR. Sherman's Warehouse is l06 Nassau street Agents
-227 Hudson street. lss Bowery, East Broadway, Sc
william street and 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn
my- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills the radical OF Gonorrhes elect, and all
pleasant discharges from the urethra The exraordi
nary demand for tbose pills since their introduction into
this country, is the best criterion Of their value;
three thousand boxes have been sold during the lest
without single instance Of future. They 10 be had
genuine only at the Office AMI consulting rooms Of the
College Of Medicine and Pha macy, 81 Nassau street,
price 81 per box. w. .. RICHARD SON, Agent.
0I7- HA! HA! HA! BA! HA AN oil msns odv ce
to his economical friend. Hear him, Sir Pm sgus eo
with you end your family You rich your chjidren
amiablc but look at their faces covered with trufs
and their fine shape necks "yeow as guinea" ana you
why, POUNDS single cake OF the wonderiuI 's a
Chemical Soap would rid you Of oil your COM i,n as
make your children's nocks os smooth ana as he,m
labaster, sl their pimPes, bloches ssc. nonng
erysipelas and almost make your old irzz,eu w az ne
again. Hold hold Where shall get ~ WY, 49, e
sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham hree', Ne"
York or lS9 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ,. 49,.
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia state sree. h"'o h,
ga3 Brood street. Newark 81 State street, hipahy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

W. Morton McMichael has received the nomi.
s gaGP IN, lhe Wing conferees for the office of
Penrosc Ash was nominated for the Office az
Treasurer W VouhV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

TIVE REPEALERs "A National Convention of the
American repealers will commence this day, in the
Tabernacle. Delegates from Philadelphia and else
where came in yesterday in great numbers. Those
from Philadelphia, some fifty in number. are head
ed by Robert TYLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

The RoBBEKY Az SANDERsoN's HOTEL, PHILA-
DsLPHrA.-The proprietors of the Franklin House,
Philadelphia, having published denial of the rob-
berry of Mr. McKeen, of Alabama, at their house,
we noticed that fact yesterdays Herald, and not
supposng for a moment that the proprietor Of such
an establishment would thus boldly publish false
hood, we treated the matter as another cling" ar.
fair We have, however, been since called upon
by Mr.. McKeen, whose advertisement appears in
another column, and also by several of his friends,
who vouch for his respectabiy, and we have as
surances that the robbery committed las Mr.
McKeen had stated. Thus much in justice to that
gentlemani but the Messrs Saunderson have still
10 account Tor their denial OF the fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

10 The Hon. S S. Phelps, u. S. Senator from
Vermont, is in town. The Secretary OF the Navy
is also here, having arrived via Albany on his re-
turn to Washington. The poet, Longielow, and
his lady, are at the Astor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

MOVEMENTS IN CANADA.-The Governor General
OF canada Is making an extensive tour through the
provinces, no doubt with an intention OF satisfying
himself as to the eligibility Of The spot that NAV be
selected by the wisdom Of his councillors for the per
lnanent seat OF government. The provincial mar.
lament will open at Kingston en- the 2sh inst
Sir George Simpson, the Governor Of the Hudson,s
Bay Company, VINO recently arrived over land rom
Hudson's Bay, by the Ottawa, has proceeded 70
visit the post on the Saguenay, previous to his re-
iurn To Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20


NiB.os.-The Italian opera company give one
Of their strongest productions Norma, the great at
traction IN which is the appearance Of the prma
donnas, Slguoras Majocchi and Corsini the former
has already created favorable impression by her
performance Of LuciG, in Donnzetli's opera. Sig
nora Corsinl Is said TO be most finished chanteuse
SigEor Perozzl il 10 be the tenor. This gentle
man makes his debut this evening Certainly the
most elegant and fashionable audience we ever saw
at Nlblo' honoyed tie first Italian opera, and we
prophecy there will be still greater throng this
evening. The performance of the orchestra, under
Signor Rapett, is rare treat.
MORE commemorative Baltimore Clipper of
MONDAY last, has the following paragraph -
hTTEMPIEp FORGERY effort was made on
saturday last, by some unknown person, To effect
forgery, TO the amount of about seven hundred
dollars, on the Mechanics Bank OF this city.
ne check for the money bore the signlure OF
Mr w. Ward, auctioneer, and was sent to the
DanK by some unknown person om Barnum's
Oi'y Hotel, with directions TO forward the money
10 Elhcot's Mills The check would have been
promptly cashed, but the Suspicion arose in con-
sequence OF the direction which the money was
10 take, and inquiry II was found 20 be an arrant
effort at forgery. Il is TO be hoped the perpetra.
Tor may be found out. and nnnished,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

MR.. RUSSELL, THE VoCALIsr.-The Concert of
this gentleman last night was, we believe, the best
attended OF the SERIES for great number. were una
bic TO get within the doors of the Apollo room, ca
pacous as it is. The idea OF adapting dramatic
pieces TO music was a novel one, and it has become
exceedingly popular. Indeed, it proves to be the
most impressive mode Of giving those fine passages
of which MIR. Russell has made choice, and never,
we venture to say, they given with such thrill
ing effect. Hamlets soliIoquy-" TO be or not to
be" and some beautiful extracts from Milton, will
soon be given in the same way, if we are rightly in
formed at the Society Library.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

ah7- PILES This distressing complaint can with as
much certainty be cured by Hays Liniment and Ln's
Basam of China the extracting OF tooth will stop 1,
from aching. These things are warranted to cure any
case, the money will be refunded TO be found only
at 81 Courtlandt ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

GO BOAT RACE.-In your paper of yesterday, con
corning the Boat Race at Hoboken between the boat
Henry stork, rowed by Stephen Roberts, and the boat
Highland Mary, rowed by Sidney DorloD, in which it
states that at the time Dorlon seized with crsmp
and gave up rowing he 30 yards ahead Of Roberts,
10 such an opinion beg leave to differ but the contra
ry, Roberts 100 yards ahead of Doron the
time that Dorlon gave up rowing Now if Mr. Dorlon
his friends, no. satisfied that can beat Dorlon and
wish to have another trial. with equal boats, I am will
ing to make three or four different offers to him. which
a follows-
Isl. will row the boat Henry sork, built by Inger.
so against the Highland Mary built by Crolius each
of to do please in regard to fitting the boats for
the race.
ID. will the Henry s.ork, built by Ingersoll,
against any other nineteen feet working boat built
providing each boat made the weight the time
Of rowing
3D. will row Athe nineteen feet boat Hail Co umbia,
built by ngerso against any other boat the length
now built, IN New York any other place.
4h and last offer is for Mr.. DJron to select his
boat, either have a new built or take sny one al
ready built, aud him to give the same privileges
the only object being to ascertain who - the best oars
nan.
So IL Mr. Doron or any of his ii nds wish to accept
any OF the above offers to row bny time within two
weeks from the date he they be odsted for
one hundred dollars, more, by calling on Henry H.
Roberts, at Chauncey ST. Johns, Battery Place.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

Astounding Deveiopements-EnSlis Fo-
reign Poiiey-Systems on Espoinagc- Mel
anchoiy Results OF Abolition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. is an iniable
remedy this class diseases, being composed OF
combination of the most invgoratng medicinal herDs IN
persons suffering from debility weakness OF any Kind
Sold in large bottles 50 each small do $l in cases OF ha
dozen, S. carefully packed and sent TO all parts oil the
Union Office and consulting rooms of TIE College, "
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

90 AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The magnificent en-
eranments at this establishment this week. draws most
The Ethiopian serenaders are the bright
stars Of the city Nothing can compare with them end
the Dioramas and artists engaged abundantly qus
he'd to bring up the This afternoon they give a
grand performance at o'clock, and this evening quar-
before The Mermaid is still there, and great
wonder as ever, especially anon the scientific,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

BEACON CsURsE TRorrNG.-On referring to on
advertising columns it will be seen that those cele
brated horses Americas Ripton and Dutchman
come together for stake of Sl,25O, three mil
heats in harness, Monday next, the 18th instant
at3P. M. Great sport may be expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

lG3- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
for the permanent ureofprmary secondary syphilis
All persons suspectiDg venereal faint in their system
should this powerful Alternative without delays COM
pletey eradicates all the bad effects of mercury by nv
gorating and strengthening the constitution Sold in
large bottles 81 each small ditto Sill in contain
ing Dozen So carefully packed and sent to parts
of the Union Office and consulting OF the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
Ashland. :s,h iuly. 1884

A.Llaad. 18Th july. is4s
GEsrIExEx: ] have duly received
your letter. as Comailiee af the NhiE
portion of The Legislature Of North caro-
lima. reminding me Of nv engagement 70
wish Ilal Stale, and exp easing the expec-
istion that viii fulfil Il. Ny abIigalions
Of gratitude 10 Norlh Carolina are too
strong r. have allowed me 10 forget m,
engagemrnl.-Or 10 have shaied my desire
70 wish il. Ihave. on tie contrary. con-
sianlly cherished The wish 10 see ii. and
regretted that II has not been hitherto in
my power 70 enjoy that qualification.
Your Stale. gentlemen. has other and
higher titles 10 my friendly and respect
ful consideration than that. mentioned
By you. OF lis having been The Grsl 10 de
nounce The unparalleled urea, hery, which
has marked the career Of The acting Pre-.
sislent OF The United States although that
meriied denuncislion vas The perfor.
nance Of high moral aud patriotic do
~. No Stale has displayed more loyal.
" and a lachmeni 10 The Union. been
more prompt TO defend and maintain il,
or exhibited less selfish. restless or inor-
dinaie ambition. The first TO declare the
Independence Of the Colonies, North Ca.
rolina will be among the last 10 abandon
The support Of The Union, without which
we have no security for any Of The bless
ings which we enjoy, in -cur political In
situations. Tier calm and dignifed course
has been mistaken for insensibiliiy "a
10 public affairs. But she nobly vindica.
ted herselffrem this unjust reproach IN
1910. and have no doubt stands ready
TO do il again, whenever . suitable emer
gency arises.
shall take inexpiessible pleasure il
visiting such State. and in cordially mix
ing with lis population, wi,hou, reserve
Aud, ifGodspare my life and health. Iwl
certainly perform my promise in III,
,cnufse or the next Spring. cannot nov
give you The precise time, bu, Of that
will give you beforehand timely notice.
In the meantime, pray your accep
lance Of my grateful acknowledgment
for the renewal Of The invitation will
which was honored, and assurances o
the high respect and esteem with which
| am, faithfully,
| Your friend and obi. serv'i.
| ii CLAY.
Messrs. MooRE, BARRINosR, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

I.ste Hsyans pspsp ront.in efiri.li,
ltlligsnse that re chef .fiesr. era-
asndins The M.xiesn lard sspedrios
N fues,sn we're snsstd on thsW arr.
ssl IN Mslieo. and impIisonsd IN Ne ess-
lies Il Clns and Pefals The charges
against lhrm are eaa sssaes and InesIaei-
", ard disobedHnee 10 @ders lrnm The
Psesld. M Tie plan e lhe campaign
vas dfaan up bs San,s Asls, wLo d.
fscIsd that The silark on Merida shruld
Be made By shs high rusd, lrsc'Dg IRON
csmpfsehy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Etl.s1 HlS y RaiFiEh. sd ~ silirncs
asyoad ihai Hss % lilss. I sisisd :
nm DE disinners fInm Plaps % pl.es a
far - Rirhnsnd. VI ssd nksd his &C
q = lmasing Il from here. BF lie ps-
sui has eb,sinrd. my aneounl wls ssl.
lied, and have 90 rrsson 10 dnuba dat
4 was 6une with eorEeriness. The Posu
Ofhsf h0ok-rffrrrsd ". in he &lHndard's
arsirle. rrprrsenls lIillsborosgh - near.
efte Mashinglan ihan Raleigh lieould.
herefn5f. fnFAish no frns guide II any
ease. Zoe me wriiefof lhsi srlisis, does
ne 40 more dan justice. II sdDiliinF
lha' ! am eniiaed % the sddiiioazl n,ils.
age Iron lhzi pssre 10 his. a. a pzst 81
dc ususl road. lsdeed, Il Is nanifesi
fbzi Tie ne.rrst Post route Y not, bui
lhsi The most usual rosd travelled over.
Of course pshi fsr. Is the slaRdlld far es-
limaling mileage. Ian aware hat there
has been complains Cor years. that IN this
portion Of the compensation Of Members
Of Congress. there were abuses which re-
quiie correction; and nBifarInly enalri-
buied nv aid where any real eifars has
been made 10 reform them. But I deny
lhai ! hare Al all participated in any such
abuse.
As TO the Other charge. that I zane
home 10 attend a Court and received
compensation during my absence on lllsi
business. il is wilhnu; The least FONDA
Ton in truth. Al the extra Session re-
ferred 70. ] was presens Al the adjourn
ment. and did not reach home unril the lat
Ter part Of Inc Cont week in September.
The only occasion when ever lefl, by
reason Of professional business. was Al
the Executive Session called al the inau-
gurstion Of Gen. Harrison--lhen re-
NAMED until after all the important nomi-
nations had heen acted on. and leGt 5ew
days before The adjournment Bur ny
pay stopped iOiih my departure.
win you do me The justice 10 publish
this in The Regisleri
Very respectfully yours,
WILL: A. GRAHAM.
WESTERN r. GALES, Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity--Ininnction.

James S. Smith rs. Nancy nnmack, Jacob P.
Womack, aud others.
1T appearing by the sfiiavi, Of James s.
Smith, that Jacob p. Womack and Nancy
his wife, and their children. III "a J. " oa,ack,
now the wife Of Alexander n. Murphy, Edwin
r. Woniack, VIM. ). womack, Thomas Va
mack, James Womack, John womark, Anra
Jane and her husband, and NJ. Womack, are
not habitants oi tins state. so that piocess
cannot be served on them, they are hereby
nnlifipd TO apprar at the mex, tom 81 this
Court, 10 be helJ f.rthe county Of Orange, a,
the court house in liillsborough, on the second
Morday Of Sop,emh' next. and plead, auswr
or dcmir. or the bill viii be taken pro nui' =
81 as TO them, aud set DOWN for heating "a
parie. This notice TO be published SIN week.
IN the Hill sbo ough Recorder.
JAMES WEBB, C. & N.
Price adv. 81 so SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

There was rumor prevalent some
two or three years age, that The Hon.
David L. Swain was engaged in writing
history Of North Carolina, since which
time we have heard scarcely any thing re-
lating TO It We have indeed some know
ledge Of the fact that President Swain was
al that period interested in collecting ma
terials Cor history of The State. II will
not perhaps be deemed improperto allude
to the subject for the purpose of elicit
ing Information, and Of directing public
attention towards il. A new history of N.
Carolina is wanted. and Tor the task OF pre-
pairing one, no man has better qualifica-
lions than President Swain Such work,
to he ola satisfactory character, would re-
quire extensive research among the old
Colonial archives Of England. From
that vast storehouse the historians Of 9th
err States have drawn some of their most
valuable materials. and history of this
State would be imperfect unless in its
composition aids were there sought for.
There, for instance, il is probably may be
found documents which would dispel
doubt from the minds of all respecting
the Mecklenburg Declaration-,ha' pride
fully cherished event in the annals Of
North Carolina. W,lnaiagton Chroa.
FLORIDA LANDS "A writer in the Ma
tional lntelligencer. resident OF East
Florida, describes the Pine lands of that
region 10 be Of wonderful fertile charac-
ter for many agricultural purposes. They
are prepared for cultivation by 'scow-
penning." One hundred head of cattle
will manure an acre by being penned on
il every night for week Cattle are so
easily kept there that most of farmers
have several hundred head. An acre
! thus prepared, the writer says. will pro,
duce twelve hundred pounds Of sugar. OF
one fifth more than the best Louisiana
lands. II planted in Sea Islands cotton,
"a staple which grows every where IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Fisni Dc tsueueneli lati.iuE esIT lie
rsssll e ~ naiional ruasralss 5 !.
held IN May aszt. Tn6 I'D aasi-,sris
nsns iaisma imPsossz<ns and an.i-insrr.
aai imPfassneni. Bsnk aaa sasi-bsnk,
sae-irsasary ind anli-sassruury nsa,
1hsoaly -Dsasrraiir Prinripls'' = ~hi<h
hey appear % Be- unilrd i uppasiaon %
hr. Ciayi and in his hey vii ., Be
mach longer consistent lor many 81 skrm
have Sssa6y aeknowlsdgsd Clsy = DER
seeuDs eiIoirs. ofthepDgrss d ihess
movements In he party. = lhsy shsllae-
ssloPe themselves. ws will sndsasor .
inform eur readers. We have .le>dy
given place 10 The complaints If van
Bursn Demoera, Of caswtII; We .o-d,y
publish q remonstranee againsf Mr. Vaa
Buren, b. spig Of the Democracy hail
ing frOm Providence in the Ii de state Of
Rhode Islsnd. We are aware that for
this we shall subject ourselves 10 another
lecture from The consistent man Of the
Standard. who has !. always been De-
mOcral;" bat rs ms "ssionshmenf' mus.
have somewhat subsidized. we shall eaIcu-
late upon his being moderate in his ehas-
lisemeni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Tax cROPsr-We hare lsaysihe VIII
mington chrOnicle,) . good report %
make Of The chief crops Of this region,
corn and rice. Corn looks better now
we are told than ]. has for many years
past The Cape Fear rice fields also
look web, promising fully The ordinary
yield.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
Dissolution.

mIcKLh & NORWOOD beg leave to ten.
SS'> der their grateful ack"ow led, emen,s T
the liberal patronage extended TO then; and
as the firm has been dissolved by mutual cor.
sent, they r,guest those indebted 10 them To
call aud close their accounts.
The business will IN future he carried on By
A. MIt.KI.E, who will keep constantly on
hand gnod supply Of GRoCERIES, and all
other articles IN his line.
July IL. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Edmund B. Freeman esq. OF Raleigh.
has been appointed Clerk Of The SUI
Preme Court OF This Stale. in place Of
John L. Henderson. deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

EzP~ss IF ne taHals RsbsTi0n.-
Sir Robert Peel sIsied in late debate on
DE Canada Corn Bill. thsi ne cost Of
SURPRISING The late Canada rebellion xss
aoi l<ss Than $500. 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
From the Ralrig's Register
LETTER FROM Mr.. GRAHAM

Just as our paper is going 10 press, we
have received the following letter from
the Hon. William A. Graham. 10 which
we invite public aileniion-noi only in
justice 10 him, butlo show how reckless.
" the most unfounded charges are pre-.
ferred against leading Wings:
HillsborouRh, July %. 1s4s.
DEAR Sir: A friend has called my at
leniion To an article in the N. G. Stan.
dard. which | had not before seen, in
which I am charged in substance; Isl,
with receiving mileage as . member OF
Congress, beyond The amount allowed by
law; 2ndiy, with receiving compensation
as a member, while 1 came home 10 at.
tend court. The most material part ol
The article is as follows:
+" WIN. A. Graham, HILLSIDE
rough, amt reed. sl,l32 90
r. NJ. Saunders, Raleigh, l,0s6 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Sin new slePs a War na~ an Ne
stocks hxFs siresdy been ssmrA They
arr the
Porsn0ulh, At Porssnsssh. n. nsnp-
shire.
Piymansh. a Boston. M.ss.ehuseus.
Albany. ~ Nev York.
Germsnlown.. Al Philadelphia.
81 Mays. Al wsshingssa.
jamestown. a Norfalk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

FlsfiL 4 - yhid Az h..1,ss
Pasnta, WpKA q - nssr.Es - osnn
pr y IfrullllsFd II t'ubs lsAsecs. -
whirh ne land + admiuh,y sdsp I'd. ~
aess all yie& VI lrss krur hnndIrd a
lsu wnrk. An serr al this Grsrrip irn "a
lard eullFxasS incmnTrs. ca ihrSI Inhn's
Fiser. has sFasallv yiri1st ne snm a
sAghT~n huadred cellars.
surh are cone a lhs martsls Fslsisd
e Inc Pine hnds &c Florida. Ibid.