davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

An ACT aADgse SsrgeaH OF ne or Of Rnlss.d 10
hoda FoHathe Ht Eo,o- Of CsHeyos far Cy 10 take
As Fss J ~ grHors O Real Properly city, BpsH ne sHs
get Of ne tVrf Of As Jaas R'cr Company aad 10, pHr-
he enacted by General Assembly That il shall be- iaVn
ot tc Council u The CITY NJ Richmond to becoe s-cuy
the James River KaHawha Company penalty not
n exceed the of 100000 dollars under the act Of the
"h,al assembly passed tie nf't of March 1917 entitled "sn
10 provide fhe completion of hr James River Kanawa Ca
% tom tide water az Richmond, the Town NJ buchanan
% ,i purposes aud nat M surely other thanstd City Coun
@ SHAH BE- required on The bond issued under authority
PROVIDED however that The sid bond shall BE- gycn
~ ' V"rH OF majority " the owners N Real Esi.e
within 10, aid city To be nse'raned In the
Re- further enacted that the duyorc Sergeant N IN.
c ~ hchd on Tho day ~ the m
soch Election, IN the several Wnr ~ The . CIV o ,, y" .o nf
m one column Of which 'ha b. red the the hold
er ~ real estate within aid ety. WIN shall favor NJ rvpr
'ly =" .siu 'iv council To hec"me security Tor The atd
onp1y ~ aorsh and IN another names Of an Inc
''F NJ real Ehir wnhn ssd WIN vote AGAINST civ
ng md arhnriy The ssd pie ,a he ts.
The 'ad ,y 'ouoel y The sadSrcint nj The mutnr nj d
Council majority shan he as.erain,d 10 have y,.i ~ 60 ~
gyng sue, 'uhony tru The sah Cry Copn.d man I deemed
aforcia d. WV '"P''' ~
Th' Ad .s'I be In force from Che pas.,ng thereof
ap'-dH
~ The Annual Meeting Of the VI. Tract Society will
be held on Wcdncaday evening next 7th instant in the ID
nnPn', Cnueh Interesting addresses nsy be- expected.
con7idcrsion.
services 70 commence ~ ~ o'clock. ap5-3t
u The candidates Of the Eighth Congressional District
~ also iho'o n the Senatorial District Of Sporyvana Ca
t"he and her and the coun candidates Of Spott-ylya-
MIA. arc respectfully solicited meet the people NJ spot
yvans nj Andrews Precinct. (Sposylyaniol on Tho %
Saturday The lhl Of April aud express their views on tho
oau'ng subjects OF inc DAY nh IA
Br The WhEs o. JeGoruon Wand WIN niret nt The i.G-,
90 Hotsi on TnURHOAY gvesng ~ o'cioeE fs, an VINO
feel an interest IN the eounirs cause. present
P' ny ORpER.
ARD-So seg. Baltimore lad roceivins r., ,, n,
~ WEHH, BACON 90.
~ IcE--s rsrces Gesh R,ee receiving IN, s,. nv
P' WEBB, BACON a GO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

~ the Baptist Church. New Orleans on SUNNY .,,
Mareh 18Th lst7, by the Rev Mr. Hinton, ABRAHAM W.
MACK j., to Miss LUCY NJ DoNNELLA OF nanoyr, soa,
Virginia ''' county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

Mesgs. Edor--JAoos SHooE, Esq. will receive tho
votes Of Monroe Ward fof The Common Council
tie is SIMPLY qusl6ed ill this nporant station and
this soid. oIlis said. SECOND STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

lr Among de passengers In the lIberns which sailed
lfsm Boston Toe Liverpool the ls was Mr. Robert
g. wia,htcp ,he able representative the Boston Dsct
tn Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

DRnrSY ~ TVS CHssr.-Tho Flushing Journal saws that
ldy In that town cured horso of drop.y In tho rbost v
ung tho root n the garden parsley. low cleaned roots
wcro boiled IN quart II water unu diminished 10
pint Repeatedly during tho day small quantity ns n
mEed with portion Of gin, and every symptom d.appear
cd. After few doses the Rin omitted aud the dseoc.
ton only used The Journal youohes for Inc truth Of s
cas- "'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

VI LARGE SALE or CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENyyARE
&e-We would respectfully call attention To our .I m
China Class ke together with Tobacco md CRsr. which como
OH al our store this morning. at % precisely stock both IN
quantity and quality much superior any yet offered and m m
terms are very LIBERAL ard sale positive those in wan, M G
F" u'tl' interest 10 aUend kEEsRE 4 SUMNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

SFcEssioys Ruu,visu We sco by tho ENGLISH payey,
that the arcessOns from the Established Church OF England
10 kpmrnsm are sh quito frequent ono NJ these papof.
slj- The number of cicrgVmen who have Ipinrd the
CHURCH OF Rome n tho course NJ the last eighteen months
o. now about sebeHfy" while "thc converts from tho mid
die mud upper ranks ol society considerably exceed that
number" The London Record. tho organ Of tho cvanget-
cal portion Of the Established Church. speaks quite dospon-
dngly m respect the "Grounds Of hope or Of
confidence the editor snys, "hayc boon advanced from
time 10 me,uch o. that the evil had seen IT, length and
was passing away but We confess that NJ pre-
sent ray Oi hope in The direction -nston Traveller
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

NosLE REcRUrr.-Mr. John Smith, Jf Of Arkansas
the interchangeable Now York correspondent Of the Boston
Post tells the following story his latest letter that we
have seem It To DO hoped that his accuracy in this in
stance Ia somewhat perfect than when he wrote TO the
same journal that CON- De Kay tho skipper Of the Mace
DOMAIN a Wing
About year ago, the Baron Van Wincker captain Of
artillery m tho service Of the King Of Savony arrived in
this country IN the ship Brarcns, Capt Foro from Ham
bugh' he was an accomplished officer. aud an accomplish
ed man. Al the time Of the ROug riots, m Loipsic Inc was
IN command OF the citadel, and instructed to summon
he Rougcuos TO dspcrse aud II they declined doing So
nc was ordered 10 ire upon them. They refused TO abide
by bis summons, when lac fred and two hundred de-
onceess people killed. For this act Of obedencs he
was censucd by many people, aud by some Of his assoe
ate officers was nsulicd. For these insults he sought r.
Dress challenged several ct hs companions IN arms TO
tai combat and killed two OF them Finding himssf IN
THIS uniaVOrabo position, aud acting accordance with
TIE advice Of the minister o. war he took shipping for the
United Stntos, and with the intention remaining reo t
tie excitement OF bepsic growing u the ROnge riots
should subside lie arrived hero March, was unhappy
and DISCONTINUED, because OF the of active lie
aud had resolved to migrate the copper mines Of Lake
Superior. While waiting here the war with Mexico broke
out lie immediately proceeded rendezvous enlisted
10 the army private, despatched forthwith to Texas
and at the battle Of Palo All, the first man killed IN
tie gallant charge made the enemy. lie had powerful
and Influential friends IN the city, but he sought no other
place ~ our army than that Of private soldier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

DAREsWvg BrDGooNs DURING rnt Day-Thotc il a
marked difference iu tho hcaluoss of houses accord ng
90 hor aprci IN fcgIrd o. the Thy'c decidedly
tho hcaIlne, other things being equal, which all tho
rooms src, during some part NJ they day fully opposed
n direct light n - we'll known that opidcmoa attack
the inhabitants ~ the shady sido Of and totally
exempt those q" the opposite side. According a. tlis
Philosophy, how preIudicisl Tho New York custom Of
i'fkonihg bed rooms during The dsy-N Z. Giobe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

Mr. Benton has declined Warrington Uaion.
That's fact lie has declined very fast ndeed-P,,p.
ice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

SJ FROM the the spider rb. m. ,,-l,5 M,
WORD leruf' derived and the th. insect "a uubt
coy u ms specimen OF which word ever saw Eu.
Me specimen may be considered ar an a. ,.
p's ou' oos a. The crude remedies
ho unps OF uoinrn pharmacy the DAYS ar
root WIS aug AZ ptteulr moon an ,ne So
"a IN ed "atef The ld admit siered patient Com
po"cfcss 'unon with the happy n amt
concentration atlnned In SArps detergent
'ohe properties Of The most valuable roots though
ms preparation Their most enn,ruurncr
~ That al dafss of IN. other ncEumcuts AZ rs
those Of the hesh and ElIrs neindnR seto,,I ys ~ IN
"inod every inslatce TO effects
fof uhc parieu9 conclusive evidence Of i,s superior
gratis. " " 'A
" fepaf'd ardSO, wholesale retail rirottn ON
~ ~ w. JshNDS druggists 100 Fulton street. conner Of
ln'm view YORK soh ais" by DuVAI PURCELL. Agents mann
"ect Hictmnnd Va Price, ~ bottle
oI. WOODS SAuSAPAHIIIA AND Wild
,'bHHf BgGrEHtS.--Thcfe certain da.asri--,C
"frases Fy b. careito mpo.siht- give
"nno name bui which manifested
system and parenlafy arrangement digestive uicsus
hnd NJ The nerves 10 besr lruy
Woncd strength and vRor too many te habit
10 The use NJ powerful and unnecessary medicines
~" ueh anef hhcrn of them find the
'Icd van heintc 10 The rlssr
above referred ~, IN that needed alternative tome
wh'i shouh ho-mii bot steady n IT, en- rt..
hcah niy ~oa b. rrst1ei without
pr'vr remedies Those hn tried ~ ~ know that
med Or Wood. SHr1psuln Hnl wild Chcffy Hnirfs-tD
b. ahat Tie invalid could desire compounded they ~
~ the rniu " remedies ~ discovered pu u, MN
care and fk whh the the
,di small degree havr sir,ady attained H.
Foh Wiroicssh AID Retail by WYATT KETCtAM t9t Tui
New Ysrk = JOHNSTON MATS sfe Rebnnod and
The urufgds aoncnly throughout The Pnee 81. NH 90
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
From The 4AHent0l1n Democrat
Surgical Operation.

On Saturday evening last, (the 18Th inst)
Professor Rodgers, who is now lectufing in this
place on Human Magnetism, announced that d
Surgical operation would be performed on a
person while in state of trance or meSmer
withou, pain. Accordingly at the conclusion
of highly interesting lecture. which was lis
tened 10 aud appreciated by many of our best
citizens, the Professor threw his subject IA
young LADY, into pleasant dreams, aud anuounc-
ed that she was prepared for The operalion.-
While the Dentist, (Dr. ScHoLL) was prepar-
ing his instruments, the Professor excited the
organs of time aud tune, and she sang sweerly
until The Doctor announced his readiness to
perform The operation, when her mouth was
opened and large tooth extracted, Without the
contraction of muscle the young lady in the
meantime holding a candle in each hand. Her
mouth was allowed To remain open for some
Time, i, having been made Igd il seemed I'M
possible for her TO close t-at all evenls she.
made no attempt 10 do So II was al length
closed, and the organ OF time and tune being
excited she again commenced singing Ali
appeared perfectly satisfied with the expert
men, when it was announced thai another tooth
was 10 be extracted, the situation OF which
would render it extremely difficult and danger
Gus. Il was attempted however, and tue TOO h
was broken off, as was anticipated. Another
inslrumen; was then applied, aud still another.
with no belier success, when ii became requ-
site TO insert an instrument, similar 10 gim6tet-
This was inserted deep, great strength applied,
and The instrument slipped out The tooth was
finally taken out in small p;eces-ihe lady
singing from time TO time when The instruments
were not in her mouhl The whole tine en-
ployed in the operation could not have beeti
much less than an hour. When The lady was
taken out of the state, she had some faint re-
collection of their doing something To her mouth,
but declared she had not experienced the least
disagreeabe sensation.
The Doctor then stated TO The audience in a
very candid manner his former skepticism and
his present full conviction OF the truth of Mes
merism-lhat The operation performed had been
one of the seveTest he bad ever performed; in
fact, that il would be almost imposs sible for
any one TO undergo it in The waking stare--lhal
il was much more painful than the ampulaIinn
of either imb--ihat he had acted cooIly aud
deliberately. and could no, perform it more to-
his satisfaction, if he were TO 60 through with
the same operation again.
A number of medical men were present who
seemed fully satisfied. as we'll as every person
in the house, that Z" there are more things in
Heaven and Earth than we had dreaml of in
our philosophy" HORATIO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

Ter corroboraing the statements Of Col. Sails
bury. Ii will be seen iha. Mr., Crange was an
editor of the paper in which the attacks ap.
peared, and that he decisively proves 'he ruth
of The charge which has been made by Col.
Salisbury.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1S47.
Gentlemen:--Having been the original editor
and publisher of paper called the democrat
ic Champion" and having observed that re-
marks have been made 10 your paper aud farly
conlradcied by The leading members of the
Cabinet of Gov. Skunk, feel that justice to
myself. as well as 10 the public at large, bids
me ask favor al your hands. therefore fear
lessly stand ready and willing to give all infor-
nation on lie subject matter referred to, should
you so wish.
In The meantime, | take the Liberty of assert
ing, tha, il is fact within my personal knowI-
edge, ,ha, Henry Petriken, Jacob Seller, and
other leading friends of Gov. Skunk, DID fur
nish articles for The said paper, abusive Of the
late Henry A. Muhlenberg, and | stand ready
prove this assertion 10 the community at
large. JAMES B. CRANGLE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
Fever i'm New Orleans.

The Picayune of the 5lh inst, says: "The
past has been the mos, fatal week of The epi-
demic. which scourges US with severity
which is appalling The intermenis for the
week in the cemeteries of The city up TO nine
o'clock on Saturday morning, were 533, Of
which 427 were of yellow fever; the cores
ponding numbers of the previous week were
about 442 and 3ll. Add the in,ermenls from
New Orleans at Lafayeue. 43 cases, and We
have total of inlermenis for This ciuy for one
week Of 576-being an average exceeding
eighty-two each day. A physician states that
there have been 10000 cases this season
Some Of the newspaper Offices have scarcely
hands enough TO get the paper out. The
Times has been peculiarly unfortunate likewise
the Bee and The Bulletin; in the two former
Two deaths have occurred; in the office Of the
Notional nine have fell the hand of The unseen
and terrible destroyer, and several are sill suf
ferng. This awful mortality needs no cuin-
meul."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
LOcOfOcO Attacks upon Col. Patton,
on account of his Poverty.

The locofoco press which has ieemed for
weeks in wholesale abuse of Mr. Patton, be-
cause he is poor, meets with severe rebuke
IN the following remarks from the Pittsburg
Chronicle, aeuiral paper. Tha, paper justly
asks:
:" Is not The humiliation which an honest bu,
unfortunate man experiences by the reverses
which oyeriake him sufficiently painful, without
every heauless wretch who eGils newspaper,
throwing his misfortune into his teeth, What
Justification any man or thing offer for gross
ly assaling one whom poverty has placed with
III his reach! Mr. Patton is poor, bu. bis hon.
esty los necer been Questioned. Those who are
shrded 10y party rancor, should al least remem-
her that there are some who are bound 10 the
unfortunate by every sympathy of The human
heart. and respect for their feelings, independ
ent ct oGes own manhood, should confne vii
lalny Itself to at least the truth, while giving
vent 10 the feelings of its malignant heart"
Our readers know tha, we last week pub
I'd fair statement Of the case Of Mr. Pat
''''' "sch raises him above The attacks of the
"'' al malignant, while must excite The
sympathy orr homes, and hoaarabIe, as j, ex
"''i'' DIS h'nesS aud upssh,pess il The mos
striking Iigh.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
A Fact,

Last year the Canal Commissioners were
all members of the Skunk parry. and the man
agemeni of the public works was exclusively
in the hands, and under the control of that par
~. This year there is one whig in the Board
And this year, during about half the Boating
Season, although on Ihe Pennsylvania Canal
The boats cleared were mole than 700 less, the
toll amounted TO near ten thousand dollars more
than during ihe whole of the fiscal year Of 1916
Such facts speak volumes, and call loudly foI
a change in the management of our public af
fairs, throughout.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
Representative.

The Wings Of Pike and Wayne, on Monday the
Goth inst, duly nominated as their candidate, for
Representative, OLIVER d. DUNHAM, Esq of
Bethany.
The Honesdale Democrat says Mr. D has been
for a long time a resident Of the district and a
large Iaoportion, perhaps majority. of the cleo
tors are personally acquainted with him. Hence,
we need say but little in his favor, lie is we'll
qualified 10 discharge the duties of representative,
and, we have no doubt, will take much more than
the whig vote.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
New Jersey.

The New Jersey Whig State Convention met at
Trenton, on Thursday of last week and nominated
as their candidate for Governor, the Hon. William
Wright, of Essex county. There were three can
didates before the convention, and Mr.. Wright was
nominated on the first ballot, by large majority
over the other two.
The Locofocos have nominated Daniel Haines,
OF Sussex county. There are no Congressman to
elect in New Jersey this year, and consequently
the poll will be small one. The Wings have
every prospect OF succeeding for Governor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
The Ohio.

ly, bu, generally over estimated, says the Zaues-
vile Courier, The late Jared Mansfield, how
ever, left among his papers a. The time Of his
decease. memoranda of the aulual distance, as
actually surveyed, aud as taken from the most
authentic accounts. BY these, the actual length
of the Ohio, from Pitsburg 10 The mouth is
found to be only S75 miles, IL was firs, sup
posed TO be ll00 then called $50, and now
this 10 found TO be TOO much.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
Whies...are you Assessed 2

Il is necessary that every voters name is on
the Assessors lis, ten days before the election.
lie, il no. be said that single vote for IRWIN
and PATTON was lost in consequence of The
neglect of this duty. Remember TO succeed,
every Whig vote mus. be polled Wings, one
aud all, prepare to do your duty on election day
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
& & i 8 i & & + +
The Execution of Lawrence Tearney
pOSpOned.

We learn that Sheriff adams, of Northampton
county, received warrant of respite from Gov
Skunk, on Tuesday last,-postponing the execu-
tlon of Iedney, from the Ist Of October to the Sd
of December next. II is no doubt an electioneer-
ing trick on the part of Shunk--but may operate
quite as much against him as in his favor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

0F The Easton Sentinel of Thursday last,
says Judge Porter returned home on Wednesday,
from visit to Harrisburg, having accomplished
the object for which he went there. He brought
with him the letters patent, Incorporating I" The
DelaaOare, Lehiga, SchuylkiH, and Susguehanna
Rail Road Company" which was issued by Gov
Skunk, and delivered TO him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30
A Counterfeit.

Several attempts have been made within the last
week or ten days to put in circulation in Phadel-
phia, new counterfeit issue Of FIVE dollar bills oil
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Pitts
burg and two or three persons have got themselves
into trouble.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

@ The Plainield Bank property, real estate
at Plainheld. was sold few days since by order
Of the Receivers, at S3,745. Ii includes some six
or seven acres, with two houses. Its cost is sta
led at $780,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

A mule was bit by ratlesnake, few days
since, near Millville, New Jersey, and died in
twenty minutes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

~ L. BARNES, at Milford is duly author
ized to act Agent for this paper; TO receive SUBJ
scriptions, advertisements, orders for job-work,
and payments for the same.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-30

THE New JERSEY JOURNAL, at Elizabeih-
town. is now published by William NJ White
head
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17

.HALI. attend at the following times and pla-
y ccs for the purpose Of collecting the Tax for
The year 1876:
Mogaay. the 9Th Jply, at Jesse Durham's
Tuesday, the 9Th, a. John Newhn's.
"Wednesday, the nh, .; Rafiin's Mills.
Thursday, the Sth, at Michacl Alhrisht's.
Friday, the 9th, at George Pat,crson's.
Saturday, the 10th, al VIM. 4. Carrigans.
Monday, the l2th. at John s. Turnntinc's
Tap=las. the 18th, nj Jacob Summers.
"Wednesday. the lfth, at Q. r. FaucsN's, -
Thursdly, the 18th, al Mrs. Hutchinson's.
Friday, tho 10th, at ]. II. LEAFS. II. s:s r q
Saturday, the nth, al Mason Hall ssaa
Monday, the l9.h. at Hillsborough. ~
Tuesday, the Goth, nj h, & III. Hurdles,
Wednesday, the 2lst, at Mrs. Mixes. @~s@
Thursday. the 22d, at Ahner Parker's. II
Friday, :he 23d, at William Iipscombs.
Saturday, the oath. at Harris N''ilkerson's.
Monday. the Goth, at Vim. N. Pratt's Store.
Tuesday, the 9Th, at Herndon's old Store.
"Wednesday, the 2sih, At William Trice's.
-. 1s,Rsday. the goth, ae Chapel Hill.
Friday, the 30th, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the 3lst, al Pinckney Sykes.
II The Magistrates appointed to receive the
lists Of taxahles and assess the lands for the year
ls47, will ait nd with the other members Of the
Board Of yaluation.) at the same times and pla-
ccs in their proper Districts. Every person who
fails to give in his list Of taxables, will be bound
to ray double tax, The court having been re-
strtcleI By law in ren,;tting doahle taxes. Pune
tuality is requested and expected from all. ii
JAMES G. TURRENTiNE, Sheriff.
June ID. .... 49, *S 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17
Iulle II.
isJNEAIO S-PAINGS
MECKLENBURG co. VA. -

vBSHIS establishment will be opened for the re-
u ception of visitors, on the first OF June.
I'm addition TO some general Improvements, rem
derins the cabins more pleasant aud agreeable, a
uood Billiard room has hsea built and splesl-
did Table provided for the amusement OF the COM
panv. .-s.
THE MUSIC is as good as any in the State
Az +, w. Boyd's line ofstagcs from Ridge
way tlcpo,, On tho Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road'
+. T.alifax Court House, Va, with run by the
Springs every DAY except Sunday leaving Ridge
way every Tuesday, Thursday apd Saturday
reaching Buffalo by 10 O'Clock A. NJ, leaving
lislifax Court House Monday, "Wednesday and
FRIDAY, and arrive at the Springs at 9 ecsock A
rs. With these facilities, the proprietor hopes
and expects an increased number OF visitors. -
DAVID SHELTON.
June 8. .ss -..~% II %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17

Bgi, A. NJ EsEg saa D. eaeas IA hissasy -
saguisds t4saas foaa Mr. Ns.s..ss Z izs,gre.,
5af. Thy - tara. Mr. NensAas rasel :.
.aiasa Cen. gasAssa i Issi II. liss,s f.
sasa~ sgenxh agaiass the eA~risn Il n.iiia.ry
rhirlaaia rs n=ar = la. Aaa = les ~.
Kenaaae saied g tirl- aaeksoas Win wlss
sEsre. thrn en- - Raa -, tLsl L. |. "a d 80
pc Gen. T.sir u ~ inpsessiioas made su his
usina Esm HasLase ~. Cas- sg@ashs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17

IlMck ,. sec. ~ ---
The BRANDRETH's PILLS are sola for IS
Cts. per hax, AZ DR. d. Brandreth's Principal Of
fee. 2fl Broadway, New York. 48t
3 CT Agents for the sale of Bmndrcihs PlHs:-
ID. Hrartt, HilIsborough; A, florence, RsltsboIo',
VIM. Fosllec, Foshcc's store, Chatham; j, II.
M'Daac, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebanc, Mason
Hall; E.& W. Smith, Aamance; ]. & II. sloan,
lsrcenshOrough; James johnson. Wentworth I;
Moad & Neal, Madison; Owon M.alcei, lam
esyxille; j. X. Callim, Milton.