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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

10 compact as it can be, considering The
size and relative position of The county oil
Wake, which lies on its southeastern
border.
The sixth district is composed of the
counties Of Wake. Franklin, Warren, Hal.
flax, Edgecombe, Nash, and Johnston
with a population of 79,022. This dis.
srici is compact IS 10 form, consisting in
The main of the territory lying between The
Roanoke and Neuse. There is bu. iilue
Diversity in its pursuits---the northern Dart
being engaged in growing tobacco, he
middle and southern in raising cotton and
eorp--with market principally in Pc.
tersburg. Va. with the exception of l,a,
portion whose trade is down The Tar and
keuse.
The seventh district is composed OF l,e
eounties Of Cumberland, Robson, Co.
lumbus, sladen, Brunswick, New Ham
over, Sampson, Duplin, and Onslov-
with population of 1855. This il
decidedly the Cape Fear region--it is
compact in form. and its industrial pur-
suits are directed in a great measure 10
naval stores and lumber, whilst the fertile |
~nds on lis streams are cultivated in corn, |
cotton, and rice. lts markets are Fayette- |
'a's sAt Wi!~iwg'sn. waist Inc Cape |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
TO PARENTS.

Dr.. JAYNE'S Carnainatve Balsarn is a certain and
speeoy cure for Diarrhoea. Dyseutar Cholera MoFbus,
Complaints with children, and all
OF te stomach bowels, caused By Inpruoence
in II has cfiectea the Of these
comp tint~eyen whore hope had almost fedsnatcbet
tender infant from early grave and called forth the
exclamation has saved the child. The Proprietor
tins ne bcgs leave stateIt something which
be has used extensively private practice Tor number
wears ami believes that he has saved many lives BY its
timely Every person afflicted with these complaints
are invited try bottle of which is warranted
give relief Pamphlets containing full directions and
certificates of cures accompany each bottle. Prepared
only at Nor South Third street, PhadelpL a.
y-For sale al l. Reeds Drug Store, Richmond, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
Sheriff Sale.

FoY VIRTUE or suufrv Executions to ne oirected,
from the " avue Circuit Court. will EXPOSE pub
lie sale the Court oase door IN Cemtret N. Navne
County. Iu4ilnt. 2I~t dag of January, lSf1 be-
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock AM four O'clock
p n. OF saii day. the following property to-wl:;
certain parcel Or lot OF land IN the city Of Richmond.
1yavne COUNTY Indiana aud known BIZ being lot num-
bered fifty three 81 also the half of lots NUMBER
ed fifty 81 and fifty three 90 and the west half
of lot numbered fifty four oil also al that part Of
certain lot Of ground in said City, known by being
part Of lot numbered ffty four 81 bounded follows,
wit Beginning the north east of SAD lot,
running thence forty Il feet three y inch
thence thirty three 49, feet thence north four
" .eet three 8 inches. thence TO The place
OF beginning that part said city laid out hv Charles
W Starr and Jeremiah Cox. Taken the property Of
Daniel D. Sloan satisfy said Executions in favor Of
Jesse den Griffith D Citizens Robert c. Allison, Rich
mona Tradng a.8 Manufacturing Company and Others.
nAVID&GENTRT. Sstf. ". c.
December aSth 1915 $3.50 Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
TT 8 IT p z q A 3 O z .
SONS or TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division, Nc. 3, s. of T. of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana, meets Wednesday evening Of each
week. at 60 O'Clock. J. II. HUTTON, W. P.
WILLIAM 3. ScoTT, r. s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12

hsa4 tx feiot-sag case as9 c&-s-nr. Dancsu-Drs-
sag CO g.! please accept these lines frof, o.r 10 ~
been spare1 from te furnishing f4ngs Consun,tan
b the timely use Of your lnesaai- Exectoran, Rem
eay- had CO.! ~ year cay November last enc
asaNcre colo @al aaa3P spell winch caused me 10 III
b-s cola. attended With fever Nv throat scr9r
cough ~rv hard ani obstinate. with scarcelv anv
eXPectoratoo pam soreness my breast at L. ng,h
sweating 1T nht need, with .4ucl ness and
aeh4ty During tiis tlme used many medicines sew
eral beng highly recommended in paters but thew
al tended 10 increase sueFing. by binding n, r,y
system and eny giving temporary relief my cough
ineng that nay disease assuming dan
gerous character. began be alarmed, and took the at
vice Of eur best p yicianS who nd
ed Your Npec toran Remedy, and advised me 10 pro-
euro SIX bottles. Il once sent Cincinnati Ole,
for them, using the medicine as soon as
rece.Fed t@Icc1 Il gave relief the first dav; on
The sceoa4 ~aN my cough felt much began
70 throw up large quantities OF phleean and matter On
lie sixth GAY cough disappeared strength rradu-
ally nctcasrd aud at ts truly hapnv 20 s,ato
TO that rendered sound health and attend Is
~ occHplttoa As u9J~l. Charles WILSON
Springfield, o. Jan. -, II i6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
~ a n ted .

Any quantity OF Wheat. Corn, Oats. Fiaxseed b.
Exchan-e for Groceries, Accounts CASH at
the highest market prices.
Wv LYNDE & co
Richmond, September -th l146
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12

BEWARE OF C0N-TNPTIO Nt-fTow many per
pnt oil from tiro tirre that most important CAL
lin-attencInc their hrslti-pn il tate. Lock
aruau3 rtou5le5 civ aa4 will daily be-
hole h1nare q persons whose couat-nanccs t"speak
suffering win diseases q The lungs ana -otrscted
cough t approaching t1er isan9a rtal destination with
out. perhaps, 5elug sensible q their serious sHatIo
Mdy ttis warning awaken them in due season.
seek relief. which TO be found Dr. DGuca4's
EXPrctorut safe pleasant auc certain ueG
Iciue Tor the cure Of cough auG the premonltor.
that lea4 conslupl his medicine
atey heals the Irratec membrane Of the broucI apG
Lungs. gF streagt support To the enfeebied frame
thus causing tie lungs throw of The yIsci1 secreted
r.at.er tn .cean.lL-les ana sett!es npon lheLn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
q GERrNEuMoNY. oR IArI. AllArInN oF ruE

RIPNEJ MQNN, OR INF. AVIATION OF THE
Lungs. - disease " common IN our .Tiesern
>.'.f5' aaa sl1arpIy tasens as victims home
whence no traveller returns. Thus originates
from the colo and sudden changes in our climate and ar
ho~h"Fe. luamGtIon of the Lungs is first pc received
~ sh'ef'h" e"idnesS followed with heat burning and
teter, tie breathing. many cases difficult, pain End
tgness II The thorlX, short cough which is often frv
a! coa;nncs distressing aud Obstinate; cypectoraton
oifl ut H1E sctntN These the SWIM
TOMS OF ths disease, and when nded 10 n, onc
cll IA serious consequences Almost al the deaths hat
o2cHr It ts sessoa .! The year an fnfataa
f2@hoR lie lRn~s and 4 Pisara. At the first attack
Of THIS disease there should be lost in PROCURING
Or. Duncaa's INpcolorant Remedy.
(r5-ior sale IL the Richmond Book store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
aNISEASES OF i f IL Nl.S CURED BY THE
Z J TIMELY USE OF DIR. DUSCAN'S EXPI-C
TORANT REMEDY.

Dr. Duncan: Dear Sir:-I feel happy IN writing The
few lines vou stating the good effects your valuable
medicine produced IN my case. was attacked about
two months with inflammation OF the Lungs,
I'd with very distressing cough and choakng Of phcn1
the breast ana so-ness of breathing; and
length became weak ana dehitate1. Timing that
grew daily, and that eoud live long with
relief. some OF my friends advised Try one
thing and some another. Among the medicines
entet the best. your Expectorant Remedy Nv
wife at length your ofce for three bottles
menced using according to the directions and feel
happy stating you, and the public. that found
lief once. ana BY the time had used The three botef
able walk TO the Post Office. MANY os
ms. sent fer bottles, and used them
and now feel myself perfectly well.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
West Third ST, Cincinnati,
Fer sal. - TIA Book Store T. ?. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12

Tsal tatt Seecess of Eeetaa's Hungarian Balsam Of
Ll.-:.e Gttat Eashsh Remedy fer Coughs, Colds,
Al bnla. aud Consumption.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12

Dr. johnson. ia his Dictionary, d fines garrett
room the highest floor of the house. coch-
as 1.-The room the GREET
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19

The expense, OF course increases in a corresponding
ratio and the ouigongs for December, it estimated, will
exceed G5oO 900 sterling Loud complaints of restitution
continue pour Winter is only just commencing; anoth
err harvest is still very distant and laborers deserving
the ordinary occupations of agriculture, and rushing into
the employment afforded by the public works. The
prospect is indeed well calculated appa the stoutest
heart
THE CORN QUESTION IN FRANcE.--The Monteur, Of
Wednesday, publishes the following letter. dated Odessa,
18th ult 81 have the satisfaction fully to confirm that
which have already announced several times that the
force of production, and the extent and fertility of the
lands which supply the Odessa such, that may be
asserted that it impossible 10 exhaust them, and that
the greater the demand, the greater will be the supply
from them OF wheat and other descriptions of grain Not
wthsandlng the enormous shipments made in August,
September and October last there still exist in the stores
of Odessa from 100000 to 100000 hectoltres of
wheat, and about 10000 of barley The price Of wheat
varies according to the quality from six to eight silver
rubes the chewert, which at the present rate of ex
change s equal to from 2f Sc to I6f &c the hectoe in
the stores The price of rye is from IT. to SAT the hec
tore. Iwothirds of the wheat and rye in the stores
the hands of export merchants, and already
sold But we receive daily supplies in consequence of the
superabundant quantity and magnificent quality of the
last harvest IN the three Polish provinces. We expect
100000 hectohtres of wheat from the Dnlester. The
northeast wind still prevails nevertheless the sea Is not
frozen and the cold is moderate but the ships find diff
Guilty in arriving, and thereae number waiting at Con-
sannope to proceed to the Black sea. The same want
Of means OF conveyance is felt in the Danube There
from 100000 to 100000 hectodes of wheat at Gaatz,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
TO SCRIBERS.

The Of will be entered upon hooks unless the
payne OF the subso ription be made in advance.
Distant letter postage
which will paid by and all r
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published htwsskiy during the
sions of Congress and semiweekly during the
Subscribers viii be notified days advance OF the time when
their subscriptions will expire.
subscriptions will be received
proportional TO the above annual
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tons OF advertisements will be sucen, receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie pay ing bank will be received.
authorized aud by send
ing five yearly subscribers money for either
The Daily SmtHeeky Weekly will entitled copy the
same edition as they may furnish us subscribers for
10 IHr CONGRESSIONAL REosrEK furnished
sanue +.
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before Congress the of the next session
but that such will be Immediately adopted as
may be necessary to rndrcae he honor Of the country, and
ns~e ample reparafioa to orr injured ielowcitizens
The resolution with which this report concluded was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted by the Senate on the 9th OF
on the Of the ws make n
demand for justice and satisfaction in the pre-
articles Mexican diplomacy 1 After these had bsen a sN
haused in delay of nearly TWO years, convention
ustent of claims ofcitizens OF the United of Aeri-
ca upon the government of the Mexican republic"
The graduation OF the price Of the public lands also
voted with pleasure The public domain should be dis
posed OF so as to benefit the poor the needy and the OPP
pressed to effect which the price must be reduced The
lands offered IN market are made to command vi rs per
acre, or remain unsod, consequently the best taken
at that price, leaving the inferior unsod and still demand
ing for them the price obtained for the first sales best
quality. Justice seems to demand that the land sold
should be prices depending quality and the best
will certainly be taken first that the refuse should be
offered at lower price, which, if done, would enable all
classes to purchase home and give independence and
comfort to thousands of the INDECENT poor and well de-
serving OF country. il is the interest OF the old
States to keep the prices OF land high, reduction
blcs the poor to emgrate and find homes of their in
stead of tling soil to which they have title, and
are mere tenents at will of their landlords. The public
lands were purchased with the money collected from the
citizens OF the United States, and should not be sold to
them for profit, but the object of government should be
to give, fair terms, home every free white citizen
belonging to it, We would then witness what no other
uH CtH Old country WneTt I'LL are
interested personally sustaining their government We
have millions of acres of land that are lying uncult-
waited Give encouragement to the poor emgran TO set
lie III let him have land at 81 per acre. at IS per
acre. at 80 cents per acre; at 25 cents per lat
cents per acre. depending the time it has been in
ket and YOU will throw the poor OF the old States into
treat of the hardy and the brave of the citizen that is
willing TO shoulder his gun in defence of his country and
that of Americans at large. You make them naepend
ent and happy. The friends of protective tariff are al
most entirely opposed TO this reduction OF the public
lands The wing party opposed to it, and voted in
conformity with the opinions of Mr. Clay The north
ern manufacturing wings voted against il for fear their
iche operatives would leave their establishments and
find home of their in the west. The same party
that voted for the highly protective tariff of 40, voted
against the reduction of the public lands which single
should satisfy the poor who is his friend wheth
il is the party avorng low duties imported goods
and low prices for the public lands, those advocating
the contrary doctrine. j. p MARTIN :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
Jane. A. set.,lor. or y,ru,n,o.

We have read with great interest the speech delivered
in Congress on the 10th Of December by this talented
young Virginan. An intimate acquaintance with him
years since, led 10 augr most avorably OF his
future useuness and he has not disappointed u.s. His
speech on the occasion alluded 10 mastery effort
dgnfed and noble justification of the President in re-
gard to the provisional governments constituted Of late
in the CALIFORNIA; and New Mexico Ii was an eloquent
aud complete exposition Of the law Of nations touching
the matter and repee with sound logic and brilliant pas
sages. Virginia may well be proud Of such son, and,
his youth consdered may hope yet greater things from
Mr. Seldom.
1t clearly shown that posvcr the Executive
of the United States, establish temporary government
in conquered province, in argument that cannot be
refuted We commend the doubtful to the perusal Of
this speech, satisfied that the most ordinary understand
ing must be convinced by IT, That the commanders OF
our troops there have exceeded their powers in some
degree certain yet the recent message of the President
OF the 22d of December and the whole tenor of the
der and advces issued from the Navy and War Depart
ment before the public, set the question at rest and
show that If the agents of government have exceeded
their powers they have done without warrant
thority.-N q. Jefersonidn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19

The speech OF MIR HARRISON, OF Georgia, chairman OF
the Committee Military Affairs, made to the House OF
Representatives Saturday, in favor Of the bill for in
page 1t should be read by every American 1t is clear
and triumphant vndication of the of the admins
taton in its conduct of the war; and furnishes more
concise view of the actual state of army and its oper
aton than anything of the kind that has lately appeared
Coming it does, from the able and intelligent chair
man of the Committee Military Affairs, who has the
statements entitled to the fullest confidence, and will
be read with interest We are pleased to see that Mr.
HARRISON, in defending the administration, does not find
it necessary do at the expense Of the brave officers
who have had the immediate chargeof operations, but he
does Justice to alI--N Y Globe,
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\ rntronnl pnbiIsh,ns Company,. DAILY BalIesIn

~ Rose Warrington, Life in New York I2s cents.
Child of the Angel Voice and Lutte, song, by Augustine
Duganne music by James NJ. Deems; embellshed by
beautiful Pumbeovpe portrait OF Miss Anna Maria Cole ;
I2t cents.
The Daily National Pumbeotype Gallery Of Views and
Portraits comprising portraits OF Sir Richard Pakenham
Alderman John Bnns and view Of the Washington mon
ument, Baltimore
National Publishing Company, Pennsylvania avenue
near the Capitol, Jan i2-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19

(tAPT. S. II. WALKER will leave Washington city
~ the first of February via Baltimore and Pttsburg for
New Orleans, from thence the of He Is order
ed to recruit fifty for this regiment with as little delay
possible and proceed with them Mexico Young men
of good standing among their flowczens, who are de-
Of participating will find the recruiting
office Pennsylvania avenue where the terms OF enlist
will be made known the recruit before he Is enlist
ed. Young men from the county preferred nose
DESTROYS OF enlisiing in this OF the service haa better
proceed without delay None need apply bnt those who
can come well recommended ne good citizens OF the com
munity in which they reside. Jan is-h
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
DENTAL SURGERY,

BY c. II. VAN PATrEN, VI. d.
,rnonent Office and residence door Todd's Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec 3I-Iy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
Warrington Assemblies.

Washington Assemblies.
NTOTICE.-The second assembly win be given at jack
~ son Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, Monday evening,
January 25, 1871. Jan ls-3t
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-14
ADAMS HOUSE.


VvHE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become proprieors of the
above new and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past season 10
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
commodations In this city II is located on Washington
street. within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and the business sections of the
city, 1t is adjacent to the Park and the Cupoa commands
beautiful view of the uarbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the
tors long experience In hotels has enabled him intro.
duce many improvements which are as yet, peculiar
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite, and
tans One Hundred and Fty Rooms, conveniently arrang-
ed in suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup,
piled with an abundance of pure soft water.
The Furniture made order from the best patterns
luxury and splendor Is
Our Table win be supplied with all the Injuries of the
season, and we pledge ourselves that the PRsr rares
the season shall be found upon II.
We have devoted unusual attention TO the selection
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance
Porers win DO in readiness at the various Depots to take
charge Of baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprietors trust by strict attention the wants
guests TO merit share Of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit that nothing shall be wanting
their part to render the ADAMS HousR second to none
the Union. l.. d w. T. ADAMS Propretors
L. ADAMS, IN,
WIN. r. adams. sEt fH
Adams House. Boston, w.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-14
NUMBER 1876.
PRosPECTUs
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newspaper, edited by Dup Gnzrs and published At III

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