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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07
a true copy OF Record,
50 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
COMMIssIONERS, NOTICE

WE tho Subscribers, beng appointed by the Honorable the
ffooato Court or tho District Of Randolph commission
eIs TO receive, examine and adjust all claims demands of
all PERSONS against the estate of John Whoaey, late Of
Bookheid sald district, deceased represented
and six mouths from the seventeenth day ofseponber being
allowed by said Cou for that purpose do therefore
by give notice that will atond to the business of our
appointment ut tho dwelling house of Andrew Wheaey in
bookhod on the first Tuesdays In Noyamber aud January
next from nine O'Clock A. until four O'Clock NJ on each
OIL sand days AARON CLEAVELAND, il. Commits
=, SIN. BiGELOW, I sioners,
brookheld, VI. Sept. 90, ISI7-36.i
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07

Montpelier, Aug II, 1917.
3crnter Of each weekly newspaper in this State arc
requested TO publish the above notice hroe weeks
lively, and forward their bills by the members of tho
ture iOI payment. IA
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THE THIRD VOLUME.
One large Political CTicdture every Week.
3AGg5G8 D00D4&S

Mem Tomo for he Second Year. beginning OctoJr l847
On the sEceSp SATURDAY in the coming October Nsr
Series of Y ANkEE DOODLE will he commenced being the
first number of its second year. Although the paper has al
ready attained circulation of several thousadd the publish
regard all that has been DONE compared with whit will be
done nothing further than it has procured hearing for the
FIRST ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS NEWSPAPER
ever published in the United States.
The only wish applied Yankee Doodle is that ii
shall furnish the purchaser the of his money in
humo and entertainment Yankee Doodle seeks sectional
reputation support the friendship particular class
readers but appeals to the whole wide public of the
Union THE People Il is intended to be as acceptable at
Wherever American goes he would have this paper 90
along with him If the sailor at the umberman his
the House of Representatives. is asked What paper you
readng?" his answer will be- am reading Ydnkee Doo.
de- The qmorieaas oon NcoTapcr hero the American
will find the best interests of his country advocated by fear
loss defender OF the Republic Americans Of all sections
taught TO take each other warmly by the hand brother with
brother In his coming volumes full Of plans Of
tainment, he will present
Sketches from the Chief Cities with Illustrations Negro
Life in its various aspocs serious and comic, illustrated
Inck om authentic materials in Inc exclusive possession of
Yankee Doodle continuation of the capital aud popular
the Elephant in tho city of New York hy Joshua oen
ing of Esopns" twih ustfntions Adventures of Yankee
Doodle, in which is shrewdly suspected that ustrous In.
dyduo take tho stump oi the ne Presidency election
ccrng in person throughout the chief States The
American Abroad Sketches of Fashionable life, with chat
/ octerstic comic Illustrations.
Besides the regular weekly, splendid Pictorial Yankee
Doodle viii be issued on the First of january and the Fourth
Of July. Enoh regular subscriber TO Yankee Doodle will
being made 10 publish Grand National Picture,
trey original scale intended especially for subscribers FREE
CHARGE be delivered IN the of the third volume.
will be valuable aud beautiful addition their collection
Of Pfints
TEENS ron ORE YrAR.-l copy one year, $500. copies
one year 5oO, copies one year, SlOO 10 copies one
Az orders for subscription, invariably be accompanied
by the cash, addressed 10
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Persons wishing 20 become subscribers ~ please hand in
their names at back numbers will be printed and
just enough Issued supply subscription list and Agents
whatever
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IEMIIA mEAToN,S ESTATE.

JENNA nEAT0N'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court holden at
District of Bradford Probate Office in West FaTeo,
within for said district, the 18th day of September,
ID ls47.
Instrument purpouing to be tho last will =. testament
IA of JENNA HEATON, late of Newark Valley, in the
State of New York; deceased being presented tho
hers for proao is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned thelon, BIO notified appear session said
COURT to be holden at the Probate Office in West Fairce
the llth day Of Oc,ohs s47, and show cause il any
they have, against the Probate Of said will Tor which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy of tho
this order, he published three weeks uccessiyoIy in the
Vermont Waterman Il State Journal printed Montpelier,
as soon as may be-
true copy of record,
30 Attest, STEPHEN THOMAS, Judge,
Washington District Montpelier within aud for said
District on the 9lst day Of September d lSi7.
NATHANIEL SHERMAN, administrator on the estate of
Philip Wheeler, late OF Marshfed in said District de.
ceased presents his administration for settlement
WhereupOn, IL Is ordered that tho be referred tho
9Th day Of October next at ten O'Clock A. NJ tho Probate
Office in said Montpelier, for examination and allowances
and that all concerned he notified hereof by the publication
of this order IN the Vermont Wntchuun Rnd Journal printed
at Montpelier three weeks successfully may be-
that they appear, and said time and place. they see
cause, object thereto
by oder Court
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
a true copy Of Record,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07
SUGAR! SUGARII

II the HID. or less quantity, superior article nianufac
- tured by H. N. Bayes We furnish this article for
less than it can be obtained from the city. Please ca aud
examine quality and prices.
ELLIS, WILBER & co.
State Street, Montpelier, May 60 1547. 10
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MORE CARPETS.

CToRRs LANGDoN will open this week 10 ps. new
- patterns of Carpets.
June %. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-07

All Bilious Complaints,
BY THEIR USE

The weak viii become song the pale aud bilious complex
on DO restored to perfectly fresh and healthy color
NJ The bad symptoms will ono by one disappear.
In short, these Pills uncomfortable advance upo
rial loM satisln ann one of Lhis IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.

The nineteenth century has many brilliant dis
covcrcs to boast of; one of the most important in
with the toilet is the East India Hair
DYE. Red or grey hair is calamity. II almost
invariably mortiies the wearer Dat here is a
perfect remedy for the misfortune. The most car
roty locks and the greyest that ever grew on q
human head, can be turned jet black by one ap-
plication. The dye never affects the skin in the
slightest degree. 1t isprepared by DR.. comstock
the celebrated chemist and author, and he war.
rants i, to produce the effec, stated. Thousands
who ale never suspected, have taken the benefit
of the " Dyeing Act"
Comstock & Co, 81 Courtland-st, New York
sole Proprietors.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough.
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The Hon. Jacob Thompson ana
the Democratic Party.

Fearing that the growing fame OF Gen. lay
Tor might somehow put in jeopardy the suprema-
cy Of their party, leading Democrats, in Congress
and out Of it, during the past winter, have sought
to obscure his laurcls by casting censure upon
portions of his conduct; for evidence oil which
we will at present refer to :wo instances only
the attack upon him by the Hon. Jacob Ihomp-
son in the House Of Representatives, and the
Washington correspondent in the columns OF the
Raleigh Standard. But some of the editors hass
sense enough TO perceive that the determination
of the people to honor him cannot he put down
in this way, but on the contrary, that the attacks
upon him are about to rccoil upon their party
This new light breaking in upon them has Undue
ed backing out in some instances very awS'
war,lly. however. How they do the thing may
be seen by the following paragraph from the Fay
ct,eyile North Carolinian:
Although the wing papers know well enough =,
,ba. the democratic party do not approve OF tne
a,tacks Of The Hon. Jacob Thompson, OF Missls
s;np;, ON Gen. Taylor, in the House OF kepresen
,atives, they still endeavor to make those w =,
know no better, believe that it was sys'ema'lcall,
done through the influence Of the President am
The administration party whereas nothing Is iar
ther from the truth for ii is well known tha' TN
President did not approve OF IT. nor tne parry e.
incrally. Those attacks were Wen uhueis'oou :
washington, to have their origin in persona :'
dislike Of Mr.. Thompson to Col. Jefferson DAVIS
+ tien. Taylor's son-m-law. ....
Que would suppose, by whit the 'a'o''l''
l..r sa,, that vi. r.. .,,--i s,o2. lag III III
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

TEL LNSDIh0 hahhbAo'
Reported for the Petersburg In,elligenecr.l
Friday, June 5, ls47.
FLouR-Accounl this morning by the
paeke, ship Rainbow, At New York, four
DAYS later than those by the Britannia,
show an advance in hreadsiuiis. The
stock Of flour here 10 too small for any
transactions Of imporlanee-we quote al
sal 80. Ia. -.-~~--~-
CoRs-'fhis article is improved by the
late acc'ts. Sales al oil per bushel.
WHEaT-Bul little coming to market
and sells al ITO l75c.
ToBAcco-The quantity offering al the
differen, warehouses is large. aud prices
well sustained, ranging from 2 a q for
Iuys; Common Leaf, u 81; Mid
,lIines 10 Good, 3ia5i; Good and Fine,
6as; Manufacturing, 90 II.
BAcos--Is in brisk demand at l0a a
lie.
LARD-l0 lie.
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Important to Newspapers.--0n We

Important to Newspapers.--On We'd
nesday was argued before Judge Parsons
in the Equity branch of the Common
Pleas. the case of the administrators oil
Ezra Holden, deceased. VS.. 4. McMak'n.
The question to be decided is, what arc
the representatives of a deceased partner
in newspaper entitled to! Is it to one
half the stock, material. and the debts due
only-or are they entitled to the good
will Of the subscription list! The annu,
al subscribers Of the Saturday Courier al
the time Of Mr.. Holden's death exceed
ed fifty-fve thousand, and his interest IN
the establishment nigh, have been dlspos'
ed of in his life time for a very large sum-
The estate of Mr.. Holden ask that the va
lne of The goodwill may be paid to them
by the surviving partner. The case is an
important and novel one. II il certain
that in other cases of business partnership
whether mercantile or manufacturing, the
goodwill or benefit arising from run o.
custom has. always been held to survive
| to the remaining partner, and no contrlou
ton for its value. has ever been enforced
I, is alleged that there is difference oe
tween these cases and that Of a newspa
per, whose subscription lis, is IT'S most IN
rcy,an, part. and The mere stock, type an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

Ir We do not know what confused ideas
Goat in the brain Of our friend OF the Oxford De-
mocrsi, but he 10 mistaken IL be thinks he can
eonjure up any ghosts from our aneien, tiles'
that can give U. the smallest uneasiness. or that
he can PROFOUND any in,enogatories which will
in the slightest degree annoy I'd. Having been
fire from political aspirations, and possessing
enough independence to avoid heing warped by
the influence Of others, we have pursucd straight
forward and uniform course, and avoided the in
constituencies which some of our editorial hrcth
rem have fallen into. We would advise the edi
tor Of the Democrat, If he wishes to preserve I
clear conscience, 10 prof, by the example which
we have placed before him. ..4
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LEES = RFfra-assafzs . - uasmIt - 49,
80 Ora. Tssha - ~ trEas a ~ saE1luAa-
So 4 Nsaarag. - hsw j. - aal ~.
FsEaE - aSssss = saasz.An<ul : - Es@asa-
lam = sAsaks : Co T.si1. np~alag - iaA-e-
- a.ssana aim~s paasssS. - - 80 80
-esamrars1 80 fsss~a sfea = y Arairs- -
= -iarssaa = - r - saasss r - Iaaou.-
81. rompsaa aAsss1 = asaisisasi amxndmsns.
sp~sasiag thaa asShing = - prsslulaa 4 ahaaks
: ak.n = oaasrurd Us - sEsssAstiss = -
assms I shs eaFaiaiaiiaa = Msnaersy;s inaes1.
iag ihsrssg reasurr ugoa c.. Talks. Tbs
sreoad aneaaasus keihg EEas.ounerd 80 4 -
- b - speskrr. u. FaFas ads.ess assa pSs-
ia r - swas ~ = L. firm 4 rs sanr-
sioaed y ths hosss. - ,sas hsins lie. nass
q. Every Go = - Ilo -. usas Demo<rsts;
n The ~ n.ss es wsss Mhiss sd only > De-
morrais The Desnasrsss sesing i ~ nrsaliss
mere Adsms. = Mis-. basle,. q " and Bu1s,
Rhesl, and MesaaId. = sc. The deiegaaion
From Ills ssste voted - fallows: Meszr. Bigss.
Danirl. M.Kay and Red. lDrmoerats.l vosed far
ths sIarndmens. ihrrele sustaining Mr. ThopP-
soa u ths implied censurc-MessfA Bsuingsr,
Doeksr and Graham. EMhigs1 sgsias, ii--Mes-
srs. Doahsa aud ciask. lDemoenls.l sh@eni.
Thn@ oHrnsise appendages 10 me resolution
WIRE afterwards Iappea ~ IN he Senate. and he
resolution finally passrd through 10Th HOUSES IN
an unol9eciionsble forms but this sesali was o.
tanned IN consequences 81 The determined stand q.
ken BY The Wings. more lhan from any magnan'
imOus feeling on the part of The Democrats. How
then, ran The carolinian say that il,e Democratic
party did noi approve Of The attack Of Mr.. Thomp.
sOn O Gen. Tayl Or, they having identified thsn
selves with him in The HOUSE q Representative
| BY an almos, unanimous vote Or how can h
ay that The President did no, approve of Il. ~hcI
he has no where expressed disapproyAl, but o.
the contrary, IN mose ways than one has mani
fested strong desire to supcrscde Gen. Tssio
in The command u the ARMY And IL il wa
well understood al Washington that Mr.. Thomp
sons attack on Gen. Taylor had il origin in hi
dislike 10 Col. Davis the son-in-law Of Gen. Tay
Tor, upon wha, honorable principle can the Car,
Iinian explain the ssmpalhies that drew all III
Democratic members with hint
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We refafl u learn ihsI On MaadaF
gofnire lasi. 30 u dsy his@l. . Rrsilsash
Iron Rorklnahsm rosniy hy The meme ri
REID. sho sss sompia eul with sssfEai
nserosf. ass ailsrksd b. On ri lhr nTgFn
MN = in an aar, and d.ngsreasly sound
81. The silsrk = - made wh,lr Mr.. Red
sss slfsrine. ahsEe Le Lad psiehsd hls
iebt on Sunday night. shoui seven miles
iron Rsleish On slie smilhhsld Gnsd. The
nssae. sr Ifsrn. strnsk him tslss si,h
lhs AXE nj lie trent pail el his head. and
bis skull 4 said 10 LATE been frsriaIeJ.
The noise shirh sas rrsalrd BY these
hlnxs E0nsrd snnll,sr gentleman in com.
p,ny xiiL Ms. Rsss; saa lhe nsgIa. nd
doubt lhiuk,nr he had k,ll,d Mr.. Reid,
Iurnsd upon this esn.kTan I'D aimed
blow Il liz Lesd. hu, hs avoided u. the
sxe descending on his shonlilsr. Tie tmI
e. bod 81 The axe snd isIksd i IRON ihs
negro. when he ms.ie hi. esesps.
We lesrn that on yeslerdsy morning
some hapes were enietianeda i VI. ke'd''
Iee0,e,y. Ndnaard.
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Great Telegraphic Experiment

New Haven was put in 'relegraplilc COM
munica,ion with Toronto, Upper Canada.
recently, and messages were instantly en-
changed between The two cities. The
route is via New York, Albany, Roches'
ter, Buffalo, and then grasses the Niagara
River below The falls, passes round Lake
Ontario to Toronto, the entire distance be-
ing nine hundred miles The expert
ment was most successful one, and The
distance was overcome with as much APP
parent ease and promptness as between
New Haven and Hartford. 1t was the
longest distance ever traversed by the light
ming in a continuous unbroken line.
Nt,r Hipea Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

An Indian Squire-'rhe Indians on
The Tnpew .ntlo fss.Isalion. New YnFk.
had given grea, trouble 10 al The neigh
horhood wi'h sheir peIiy and yexalious
iaw suits. and greal complaints on the
suhisrl bring made knosn 10 DE Vim
EIIn'an. thsn Governor Of The State. he
appointed one Of The tribe IN sel ~ Jus-
iire al The Peace in al cases 10 whieh
Indians were parties. Some six months
after. the magistrsis who had been mosI
ineommndsd BY these Indian suits, msI
his brother squire. and very naiuislly ask
al him how be gol slonQ in his new EN-
plOy msni. and whs,her there vas ss much
business m that line % formerly.
"Spose not" said The indisn, only
! Two rsses set"
"0aIy two eases in sin months." re
piled his nsighbor in surprise: ale. u
hear how you mansged The last"
3" WELL" ssid The new squire. 4" Tom
| Silverheels and Nicholas 0bsle, for a.
saull and battery. Il was clear case. q
I sd,,hesplainiiif should have ,hirtl
lsshes. and The deiendan, hI,y lsshes toO
and the witnesses Eve lashes apiece, an
ordered The constable In pay the cost
have had no case since"
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Notice..

THE undersigned, having taken out letters OF
L administration on the estate of SAMUEL
FAUCETT, deceased, at May term OF Orange
County Court, ls47, hereby gives notice to all
persons ndebted to said estate to make 'mmedl.
ate payment; and those having claims against
the estate, will present them, properly anthcnt-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
GEO. A. FAUCEFT, Admir-.
limo q s2-2w
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Caldwell Institute,

MLLEB0KgroHs u. 6 49, ~1
THE szss.ssn ln a. IaaaE1aa - = -
~ sSzs3 . TkH1ssay. - s. is A8EL
n. AI.EN. WILSON. u. n. Rsaxat 49,
PsuArs@as u Gasss-
RALPH ". GRAVES. A. - rss6@sw Il
Maskemnaics ana Ns2nrsl IA2a@Fks.
n. no. "A. BINGHAM a - Pssr~<s
e Liza.
Fram II srpuaaaasn I'D lang saF~sirh1r e -
insE1rs1as, he iHnsar<s sesi auihsFRed = reeaG-
mrnding tAis innsnaioa = ~ p.skA<. = a6ars-
ing . seusA desirons Il aoguiaing ; sod esssss
iioa. sdsanaasrs u ieaa eqnal . sheas 8 80
othrr s<miaasg q slas hind IL lhs eeanty.
ssudenia agflyiRg e. aaniazon. So wqniHs4
d pradsce sallsaaxaaEy seSimn1ials 4 sol a.0sai
sAa'aeifs y. ". NORWOOD. e
Secretary u lhe B0aza of Trassees-
Hillaoroagh. yHne III. isiT. So
~ Raleigh Stsnaasl. Rrgiaer, Mamiagion
commerrial, Nslioael InlellgrnesF and Inaon q
Mashingson City. vii plessf insert orr wssk
Or IhEee WEEKS and fosvaFi their scroants = IT.
o. 4. Long. HiilseosopgA y. Z.
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Attention !!

To he Commissioned and non.Commissiened
Oafcers and M,.sscioas of the Ne,c Hope Bat
talon, attached to the Attn Regiment.
VoU are hereby commanded to attend at Viii
l. liam Trice's on Friday the I'd Of July, arm
Cd aud equipt for dlill muster and court martial
and on Saturday the Sd, you viii attend VIII
your respective companies for Battalion exercise,
II. X. WITHERsPooN. Major.
i. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

The Communicate" is the name
Of a new paper, the FIRST number Of which we
have just received, published At Peterborough,
Chatham county, by Alexander II. Dismukes,
for the Proprietor" whose name does not appear.
I, 10 to be neutral in politics and religion and de-
voted in part 10 the cause Of Temperance. Its
appearance il respectable, and We hope il will
be suitably sustained. The price, two dollars in
advance, two dollars and fifty cents after three
months, or thee dollars at the close of the year.
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Presbyterian Assembly at Richmond.

The case of Rev. Archibald Mcqueen,
in the complain, against the S7noi of N.
G. and Presby,ery Of Fayetteville, for le-
storing him 10 the ministerial office alter
dismissal, for marrying deceased wiIe's
sister, was further discussed on Friday.
both as to the questions oil jurisdiction and
upen It's general merits. The committee
ON the dismi>sion of the ministerial office
made a report, whirh was discussed a.
some length. bu, finally laid over for fur
Their consideration.
On Saturday. The case Of Mcqueen
was disposed of--dismi~sing the com.
plain, by vote Of % to So. d. ~:
In making this disposition Of the COM
plaint, The Assembly wishes ], Ia be dis
tinc,ly understood, that they do not mean
to retrac, or modify any judgment hither
| to expressed BY any Assembly respecting
The offences for which Mr.. Mcqueen wa;
suspended from The exercises OF The gos
| pei ministry. They simply declare tina
Ills case cannot be regularly brought be
fore them by this complaint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

Caught . Tartar.-Belsssh csmnGo
and Mar, sLaEl Tine go. sAset Msal
rsns are wsy - - ne sesd . tse >
Msairan mssehang II hsasmasas. mhe
lhsy knew as eomiag dosn iron Mlsf
sish lasEs an0Rnl II mansy u hls Pee.
session. The merchant had three men
Nth hin. md itshsnssd belaFs he resrh-
I'd The spoi sste lie robbers bad paslsd
ahsns. lrss. lhss lhsse Texan Rangers.
sho had hesn nni On . ssena. saFnrk into
The E0sd . shoEs dl.isnrs ri hIm. pursuing
their ssy dosn ~ canarEe. itwas alter
dark. and The rabbsrs mislosk he Rangers
Ea The merchants parry. They order 1
Il.em 10 l,slI and n hsllsfr. and The R.n.
gers did hall and deliver; bsl ihsy deli
ysred hsllels instead Of money. and JEFF
mi F0hber able 10 esny Cd hls load
M were killed. and the merchant passed
s'oan in safety.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

go 70 Eaa, srfh - G3mis seAtGs8diusrt
frTsiluy. Abeal 10 sers Ntte SD -
sge Fer anTg, ~ III saEas Eslee wss &C.
fessFaiy a1sFgd - cher seeis y. ~ lie
Roasd Irsassd lorsrriss - - q rontia-
= ahr -. Tie Lands disrosedaf. wFre
anong he faal salaalir fsE Agrsyulaaral
paspnses.
All. Al. Il. Diskinscn. II Sufolk. ".
haramr he snnlrarisr Iar lie ronkirpf.
lion 4 tle Turnpike. Erirsr I n aiote. =
The sum q $500. and I'LL hAFr 4 rom
Plesea = II lis year.
RsEiga k.giir.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

Divorces.-Cincinnat must be a great
place for The enjoyment Of c"nnuhIal lcl'-
city. last week the Court OF Common
Pleas gran.edf,neatyd ivorccs TO m'sma'eh-
ed, dissatisfied couples. |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

On the 4lh Of April, one Of tie most
dreadful fires that has ever taken place in
Turkey broke out in Eucharist, the capi'
tai Of Wallachia. Neatly the entire CITY
was desiroyeJ--lwo thousand houses
and iwenly-scven public establishments
causing aloss, il is estimated. Of s3,500
900.