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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-23

e~ I OFFER Cor sale . large Trsc, Of
49, Land in Person county, jua cver The
s1 northern Orange liue.
sfs~ As Q hedy Of upland, Il ID inicrios
% nsne fr the middle p-t Of this sasr. The
cp~n lands are wen cncloscd. and 10 good heart /;
the forest lands are heavily tinrbVrei, aud Al well
waiered. " "
On tho tanis are variety Of Substantial i'm
prose1ncn,s--DweIIins Hous~-. Wheat and To
sseco Barns, Saw and Ghss MiIls-i perfect re-
pair. ...e
II vii be sold IN parcels 70 sun ans purchaser.
80 PAUL c. CAMERON.
stagvlfe p. o.. Orange. Nov. ~. OFF
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH,

A s the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
- its Agency in Hillshorough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber win attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, aud other Bank Busi.
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending to blu,
sincss Of this kind. .... ....n....s 49,, ...... .
.r LEOPOLD l.. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. &c
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rRRNs-p1YEnIr m Aryaxcv.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest

Tnn unsrisnea have jus, opened then ssoce
\ &c FnH and Winter Goods, en-
ssseins ever variety dssalls brought 70 this mar
be-. which .hey inieoa selling srg ehccp fcr cash,
,s-iss shef friends and the psbIis 10 cali and en-.
snlne their s-ostnrnt. .~rs>
:. e.s LAWS a PALMER.
October 10. @& as@ Ell
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FTsHE sah@Hak~r. kasins pnrrAa~r2 - aanEs
n namnd rsaahdishanspa. ksaapaisd scar ~
Ceaa Hos. mell knsAn - Raaass - sianal
las thms1ghly rFniss1 and hiaFd Z p. and :
nsw parParud % accammedaEr snh haAnd Al
Mhs nay hs0E hin uikh ran Haxing heea
rnxsrea &C. susenai ysss n TsssIn keepang. %
sul-rfilsr asnnrs hmsrlf lhat lha=s nhs nag n.ll
en- HIN win Eeceise sarh aooemmodailsa - 81
Le sulisf.riosy. He furthrr Pie5ges hna@f %
sparr 10 pains % renasT Ms garsss oamfastalir.
ms TabIs sili le fumisAsd xiih "a hes
lhe maIket sAoEdE
uix Stables al - snRaisd wiah go
Pso1sndss. and ssa1 ed stlrnaiss O.airEs.
MS Tfar NiIl le Furnished q Ell tinrs Nith
good Liquors. IF .---.-.- ..... 81. -.
Dy attending rlnssly 10 his hnsiness. he heP~s
20 share portion u Puhiie pslronsgF.
Persons siirnding cosn Ill end he hoase .
eomionalle home. and eonssnirni % lsusibrs.
~" ROBERT r. MORRIS.
4
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Dissolution,

THE arm Of COLLIER d WAIT WIS dis
i solved By mutual consent on The 9Th On
March last; oil persons indebted to said iirm viii
please call aud sgttlc, and oil prisons having
claims ssains, said 1rm win Presen, shcm fcf
PAgncpt 500
-. X. B. WAIT,
4-a .s Peg ]. J. COLLIER.
November 20. Or
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Caldwell Institute,
RILLsB0R0uGH. nc.
leader tine care sx the Grange
.~ Prasbytary.l


sExEERs 90 TaE FRcULTx.
Rs.. ALEIAsDsR WILSON. D. D, Pu~s.
Gsesk Lanesass ard JiifrAsars-
RALPH y GRAVES. A. ", NsGAemsslss ~
Sss~sa PhlsgAy.
k<N kaHN a. BINGHAM, q, n, Lain Las.
sa4Ee -. Lasanrs. -. 70 s.. ..s-z
EDWIN A. HEARTT. EasIish pspnssal
FTEiR mart sssioa n lhls IastirufiOa MI con-
Eaeaue % the IN January, ISIS.
TIE Trnaees anncunre 10 the pullic. Inst -
xalafar d fhe eiEinsi rAn of dr. lnsiitusion. al
sAs aepsnn<nis aIe nor fIlei &ith ialfhfnI and
s-sns~aS~a inslucsGrR Il has aiwass hCen iheii
dsiFe. a. @s0a % circumstances wauh peunia, d
have an English Department. ernncfed with tho
Iaslifafion. - that not Only those MAo intend d
rsrsss Q thoto0gA Classical and Mathematical
coursr. bat slso tho~ who wish % dcvcae thsir
time 10 The branches snbfacel IN Z god Ens.ish
slaesllOn, NAG hsss an spp0ytoniiy AZ doing q
Tkis desire has now been accampihAed.
As he shicf object q his fnssifusisn i 70 give
shoruafA Instruction. In the diffrent branches
1susal .ai Al the saae iihs % guard ~ al siis.
.ahis mssns the morals q The yosth who may Be
Connected rith h. every -fhdcns applying fot AL
EMISSION D required y prcducs satisfactory srs,l.
noalsls q sod morn character. @-
esaa of J. w. NORWOOD.
seeresar Beard q Trustees.
necsmhrs. o.
u Raleigh Standard. RcgfE-r. Wilmington
chroaiels. Lonishufg Times. md Natsonal Intel
iisrnerr. inaert ihrc times. and forward scrorrf'
70 Or. q. =. Lens, HHlssorpush
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Sands Sarsaparilla,

PoR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT Cru
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING IRON Az
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HART OF THE SUSTAIN,
sIZ:
ScrcfuLa, or Kings Eril, RheumGii,ra, 0t,iiaSi.
CstGntus Eruphons, Pimpks. or PasiUki
on the Face. BLofche,, Bills, Chronic SCI,
Eyes, Ring Worm or 5tiitr, .Sedld H,Gd, In.
karge,aenf aud Pain If tht B@,e, and JGni.
SiuL6Orn Ulcers, sgphiEie Symrfom', Ms.
ica, or Lu,aJoKo, and Dissn.s Gri,inS t,os
an injudiciOns use Of Mercury, Asntts, CT
Dropsy, Exposure ar Imprudence in Lii:
akec, rr..,ypir Constitutional Disord,n WiNk
rtm0red by THE Preparation.
THE health Of the human system depends a.
II most entirely upon the state Of the blood. II
the vitslizing fluid which psrSales every tissue,
every membrane, fibre, flament gland or other
organ, primary or subsidiary; If the body "
charged with the element Of disease. sickness
must he the consequence; aud until the rArsIs
Of disease. existing in the blood, are crsdiesed no
permanent relief can I've expected. Itishere that
the powerful healthrestoring properties Of Sands
Sarsaparilla are manifested; It's searching opera
tons reaches the CAUSES of disease, and the cures
il performs are therefore radical and thorough.
Where distractions to its favorable opers,ion IL.
ist, they are removed ss il passes along the all.
mentary canal. nj
81 &a" 81. legation United States,
4 Berlin, Prussia, April sth. 1857
Messrs. 4. d. & ID. sands: Gentlemtn--
Having seen your Ssrssparills used in .hls 'Ty
with great effect in a severe case Of Scrofuls,
have been requested TO order three bottles. which
please send, on the payment ofthe enclosed drsn
OH Messrs. Henshen 4 UnkhsIt, with the lest
possible delay. / am inspired only by feeling
of philanthropy, in begging you to publish !h'
unasked testimony TO the value Of medicine
widely as il is known, IL not known as it ought
to be. am, gentlemen. respectfully yours, &C.
THEODORE 8. FAY.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
fits superior value and efficacy, see psmpale"'
which may be obtained of Agents gratis. ,
Prepared aud sold by A. b. & ID. SAND''
Druggists 100 Fulton street, corner Of illlsm'
New York. ..... ...,.4, ..-a,t-. 49,,
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & Co, Ril''
borough, by ALIEN. s. WEBB 4 CO. tio's'
Garden, Orange. and by Druggists gensfs0!!
throughout the United States.
Price 81 por hottie. Six bottles for 30 q,
December 81. ...s
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Sale of Negroes.

pY xhths e DecFrs e ths co1rs e Pleas
snd QasFser se@ians &c Osansr county, n
NoyelahrF Tern. Ist7. | shail EEocrrd % ssI.
~ Gauu Honse dow in Eks TeNn u flilhAo-
q. % he .sth day q DscrEh<r neEt, Ts0
70 Slasss helongiag 10 the heis a luu a fe-
Mliaaa. decra~rd. Ti1s Soiomoa and Cyrus.
: q whish = soang anA srEy hkrly. Twsiss
alshs sruaia vii L. given. llle purchases giving
N and tao god fsrrhoA srruniirG
II. TERRY. commis'r.
Norrmizx %. 0T-sw
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Call at Morris's,
If you want coon LIQUORS.
IUsr RECEIVED.
~ Genuine fEsnsh brandy.
Imitation do.
Holland Gin, warranted goosl.
Jsmaica Rum. b~ss quality.
Common Do. do.
Pan Wine. hcss quality.
MadciFa Wins. DO. ..
Switzerland Madsirs, beat quality.
Rye Mhiskcy.
Que Tirrce London Porter. first rate.
These, with nv iormcr stock, make complete
szortmsns such - il rarely found in This market,
wheh will he sold low for cash. or on short Gre
ii, 10 puneiual dealers. ....
or AIso, bacon AMI I.snl, Corn Meal, and
Flour.
II. T. NORRIS.
July l.. 81
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Notice.

TVHE undersigned having qualified at Novcrn-
y bes Term Of Orange county Court. ~ Exoc-
stor Of the last will and Testament Of JAMES
PHILLIPS, deccssed, hereby gives notice 10 all
persons indebted to said estate to make ininc.iasc
payment; and those having clairasusainst the &C.
tate. win PRESENT them, properly authenticated,
within tho time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
- JAMES WEBB, IT,, Ex'r.
Nos. 30. --.-.+.....-.- O7-3w
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Carriage. Making Business,

BRANDRETH'S PIIIsS!-This medicine i,
scknos lodged TO b. one of the most valuable eyeI
severed as purifier Of the blood and fluids u
il superior 10 Sarsaparilla, whether as suloriiiC
or alternative, and stands infinitely lrforc all The
preparations and combinations af Mercury. u.
purga,ivc properties are alone Of incaculahlc Va.
lue, for these pills may he taken daily for any PC.
rod. anil. instead Of weakening. by the cathsrtiC
effect the add strength by taking away the cause
Of week.-mrs.. They have none Of the miserable
effects Of that deadly specific. Mercury. The teeth
are not injured-thc bones and limhs are not pa.
ralized-no; hui instead Of these distressing
symptoms, new life and consequent animation is
evident IN every movement Of the body. #g.
These Pills, for colds coughs, iightness Of the
chest, rheumatism in the head or limbs. will he
found superior TO any thing imagined Of the pow
ere Of medicine; aud in bilious affections, dis.
pepsia. and in oil diseases peculiar To- women.
they should be resortcd to at once. Thcse Bran
drcths Pills will be found deserving Of oil praise
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Hcartt. Marlborough; A. Terrence, Plttsboro';
VIM. Fo.hcs, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. b.
M'Bade. Chapel Hill Geo. A. Mrbane. Mason
Hall; r. &c w. Smith. Alamsnce; J. x X. Sloan,
Gteenshorough; James Johnson, Wentworth ;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen MAlcoi, Yam
eey villc: J. X. Callum, Milton.
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.-a ~a7 Barter. -aa .a..
SHINGLES. Shingles! wanted in exchange
~ fur floods. .-~--~-~.,-
PLANK and LUMBER, of all kinds. wanted
in exchange for Goods.
We arc now prepared to take al kinds Of
Country Produce, such e. Corn, Oats, Fodder,
Hay. &c. Be-. in exchange for Goods. sgs1
Also, every kind Of country madc Cloths, Bees
wax, Feathers, Tallow, DC. &c. ....ls.
LONG, WEBB &, co.
lqly Is, 81
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an4 avsry rsrftf osaallt fepk IN DRY Uoots
Store. which I CHR - The public on better terms
than they base henetOfose hem sold. feciins
grateful 10 he public Cor pas, fyers. haPr hy
slrif astentm % husinsss. and fair dealing. 10
seesHe continnsnes Of their asors. II low prices
will be any lneacsmrnL I hope tlley Will give
ne eaa esfors hey maize Iher Parchases slse-
vhee
w. WILLIAM NELSON.
Novcmksr : ..a... Al. - o.
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THE sprins sszion win commence ondsp IN
y q ianury. and Close the hs, u MsN
The sccouphssmcrSts are thoroughly taught
By Sigr. Asrsino, who comes highly reeommcod-
I'd from sofnr q the krss schools N NE North.
Ths numhsr ofboardrrs IN our family Is limit
VI L. II, bo, board can b Ind IN most resleci.-
he kniiirS omr1tfs charars ere few. fhsss
~ss board h our family are instructed m nceise-
~erk gratis; and sny IN tisc school can learn Ls-
en- and Veeol Muhc uilhOot exfra charge
rRRas-pKY8CIr N Apraxcr.
Board sns Toi,icn, SCI so
Tsixon sor say srhplrra. "a, Is, s. II 50
Npsc, on Piano " Guiar, 20 90
u@ q Pino FOR prsr,icr. s 90
yrrncA, Spanish, or Italian, IS 90
Drawing, loo 20 90
tiillshorcugh, Dec 2. cs-3w
pThe following rspcrs will puhish once 9
~ssk for thrcr weeess Raleigh standard. Star,
sAJ Register. NuwScafD. North ssne Wing,
and Fayetteville Urerrrs.
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idrerlising Ratrs for the IIillsborough Recorder

One dollar per square tl6 lines( for the I ns'
insertion. and IS cents for erch continuance Nv.
luctio,is made in favor of standing advertisements
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Cts ar DA.GAISgs
THE ~lhxgsasns hass r4arFnd imie caPassnes-
a. ahip - - PafPase q earging 90 - Mss-
ea1fzs hasAarss. an1 ars non seselsi1s hgn -
Nara 1Aeir sassiEs nsH ssask e --
Fall and Winter
|. GOODS,
zLkh - s-sncfsd uith gFr.i care. and Parrhss
q far "a. and xhirh thry Nh ~ sry iS~ foF
Il.s ssaae. They have lskrn he wsn known
Gamer f.rmeriy oorupisd ~ Lola Z. kitiaad.
Thsir s,sek coaSsss q every arsids sallalle -
shis marArs. and shsy wSuid re-geesfally lnx...
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>. w. NORWOOD.
rNMAn9 SCHOOL,
qIilLLsBoROUCiH. n. q.

MT. a mrs. Dmrweii, Prinstpsla
Hignora Antonio di MARITIME, Teach
o. Of Music. Drawing, Painting IN oil md va.
ea colours French, Spanish, and lsslisn.
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lDR.LE R0YS
Vegetable Universal Pills

a5s..:: 4 STRENGTHENING. PrRGATIyE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC. -.
Thcs Pills arc universally acknowledged hy
sll who have used them, IN b. = Pheasant, Safe.
aud Certain Cure for Bilious feycrs. Fever and
Aguc. Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaun-
dice, Indigestion. lmpuniy Of The Blood, Guiana.
Gus Diseases, Nervous Irritation, Languor. Hahi-
tual Cos,iycncss, loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Collie, Worms in Children. Female Com
plsints. and all Diseases arising from u Torpid
Liver or Impure Blood, and they are beyond all
COMPARISON the best of sll known specifics for the
cure Of that class Of diseases for which the Mci-
cal Faculty have for years united in prescribing
the celebrated ~ 70. ''7
sarsapariIia and wild Cherry,
Which are the two principal ingredients Of DR..
lie Roy's Pills; and are so combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents (ailed to supply GER
tain sanative properties which both ale deficient
off, that the whole compound furnishes the safest.
most effective, most agreeable, and most perfect
Tonic and Apcrient Medicine ever offered 10 the
public.
AZ an Anti-hlious medicine. no family should
be wiihon, them. A single trial IL more Salts
factory than thousand certificates.
BE careful to ask for DIR. lie Roy's Vegetable
Universal Pills. and take no other.
Price IS cents per ho1. with full directions.
Principal Office, lat Greenwich corner Of Lii
beriy-street, New-York.
J. HUBBARD e. co.
Sole American Agents.
For sale by
LONG, WEBB & Co, Marlborough.
ELI MURRAY, jr., Cedar Grove.
A. 8. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden.
April 4. 10
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HILI.sBOROTGH.

~ AALA@S11A1A1As
VsHE sil~Tikrr uoan HesErrtfenY ssimn his
NJ hanks = fhe palsie s. d. Pairoaaer az
irn8o1 . ths AEm q Hasshauoui A ElIia; AMI
~ nc BUSINESS will - ronsinord ~ him IN Al -
vsrisus hrsnrhrz. q Ee ID saahd be hePea n Ie-
rriss he same lii.rFsl pslronasr. .... ..f ... -
STILLS. and TN WARE. nfsvsEy vanity
GO ho0sslaalA asr, manufactured in ihr mosi neai
ami durable ayle N eHperisnCsd workHsn. kr1a
oalssanfly - hand. - ms4~ 10 oseE. On the nlosl
rasnnahle trims. Repairing 81 stills and Tin
Wanr done 81 the shorsssa noliee. .. #.s
He 10 also psepsEed 70 sllrnd 10 I'll anlers Go
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. and
GETTERING. whirh he engages 10 do in .
.i,le equal Ear sHcrllrace and nesiness With thai
% any other workman in tlle State.
Tin wsFe. as-srssd. furnished Wholesale "a
Merchants and ollsrrx. aud delivered Il tlaeiI
doors Il reirfshuFg Iaiees.
JACOB HArGHAwOCr.
srPL:s. 9s-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
0rganizatiOn.

The plan of organizing State Association, which
was adopted at Brandon last week. will we trust be of
essential service in the further prosecution of our
cause IN this State. 1t is similar to that OF Maine,
which has proved highly beneficial in that state. The
design of the Executive Committee is, as soon as
sufficient funds shall be obtained by signatures to the
constitution or otherwise, to employ general agent,
and go into the work of organizing the State. CiFcu-
lar letters with the constitution attached, will soon be
sent to some friend in the several towns who will, it
is hoped, give immediate attention to the accomplish
ment of its object
Some little discussion arose during the Brandon
meeting upon the comparative merits of the National
is now in the State, and the State Association which
was there formed. So far as could Judge, the i'm
preston prevailed generally, that far National
fund was needed to sustain the Liberty Press at Wash
ngton, it our highest duty to contribute our full
proportion, whatever it might be but that so far the
national fund was designed to be expended in sustain
ing lecturers circulating tracts, and carrying on thu
cause in the several free States the money could BIZ
more economically and judiciously expended by The
State organizations themselves. From present ndica
tiuns, the National Era" will derive abundant sup
port from its own subscription list-thus obviating al
necessity of raising fund for its support While
then, all present entertained the most profound respect
for the national committee end believed their plan tC
have been adopted with eye single to the advance
men Of the great cause and that all monies entrusted
to their hands would be faithfully applied to this end
still, was questionable whether so large an amount o.
money could not be much more judiciously expended
by our State Association.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
State TEMPERANCE Convention.

On "Wednesday last we went to the State Conven-
ton at Springfield, with high expectations of seeing
the moral strength of Vermont well represented. We
were not disappointed. Delegates present from
all the counties except the extreme Northern and Cal
edona and Lamoillc. The meeting was harmonious
From every quarter the cry of NO LICENSE was ut
tered from the depths of the SOUL and strong expecta-
tions were expressed of carrying the vote of the State
Two measures were adopted of leading Impotence,
in the minds of the delegates First to place copy
of the Address in every family and the other, to Sc
cure great increase to the list of the Herald and
thereby obtain means to employ permanent agent.
The counties represented came up to the mark in ref
erence to the address, and are ready to receive Or
ders from the rest TO any amount. SHALL THEY
CONE?
Votes were also adopted which were designed to
secure the second measure But its success will of
course depend upon the action that may be taken here
after If the several counties will respond to this as
they did to the former, the objects are secured-Ver
mont Temperance Herald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04

ART g The general object of this Association Snali
he to awaken public sentiment throughout tnis 9ldte
that shall be opposed to slavery, and that sa edu INC
people to do ali that is lawfully in their power py
moral and political action, for its abolition ms 90
ciey shall seek to effect its object by appearing 70 Io
consciences hearts, understanding, and interest OF m
people through the nstrumentalty Of agents, ana te
PRESS by printing and circulating documents ana ny
any other measures that may be thought proper.
ART. g. ANY person may become a member OF TINS
Association by paying annually to the treasurer the
sum IF one dollar and shall be entitled to vote at It's
meetings.
ART. 4. The officers of the Association shall be
President Secretary and Treasurer, who, with Jour
other persons shall constitute an Executive Commit
tee.
ART s. It shall be the duty of this Committee to
adopt the most energetic measures in their power to
advance the object of this Socety,-they shall make
arrangements for all meetings Of this Association OBJ
tain members and funds, employ agents, publish and
circulate documents, organize county and town auXli-
ary associations and examine all accounts, and direct
the treasurer in the application OF all monIes' ana
make written report Of their dongs at the annual
meeting.
ART. 6. The annual meeting of this Association
shall be held in January of each year, when the ot
GERS shall be chosen and such other business trans
acted as shall be deemed expedent.
ART 7. The Constitution may be amended at any
annual meeting of this Association by vote OF TWO
thirds Of the members present.
Remarks were made by several individuals in rela-
ton to the Importance of such organization. The
report was unanimously adopted, and the following
officers were appointed; Jacob Scott Pres, Joseph
Poland Sec, Rev. E. J. Comings, Treasurer; R. v
Marsh, Harry Hale, w. II. French, William Sias
Executive Committee.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hand On motion it was voted
to have the Executive Committee of the Association
take the place of the Lber,y State Committee. The
constitution was circulated and one hundred and sew
enteen names were obtained.
Mr. Bib addressed the Ladies in most effective
manner.
EVENING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. E. J. Comings: singing both by Nj
Bib and the choir Mr., Allen from Troy N. Y, wa
called on to the stand His remarks we're appropriat
and interesting The resolutions again taken u
$ and unanimously adopted.
The Convention was fully attended during all it
sessions, and in fact the largest and most interest
ing Liberty Convention ever held in the state. TIL
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That our thanks are due to the choir 70
the interest they have added to the convention; als
to the Baptist Society of this place, who have so ger
erously opened their house u.s. and to the citizens
y Brandon, whose hospitality we have so bountifull
r. shared,
The convention then adjourned without day.
n TITUS HUTCHINSON, President.
T. C. G: G. G, Sn's''' Secretaries
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-04
"TerribIennVery Terribleuu,"

Exclaimed the venerable J. @. Adams while a
southern Bombastes Furioso pouring out walls Of
spleen upon Abolitonism, in Congress. So thought
we, with an emphasis, reading the following, in the
Charleston S. c. Mercury. A fine specimen of south
ern swagger albeit the northern reader will see it to
be as gross Justification of facts as probably ever was
put in print and circulated north of Mason Dxon's
Line He will however excuse it as piece of south
ern gasconade' If southern editors have patrons to
beeue such statements as the below article contains it
presupposes that certain book found in the satchel
of every northern school Boy called History of the
United States" was never seen by them. Possibly
the astute editor of the Augusta Constituencies new
er heard of such book Southern historic literature
as well as city building" appears to be some half
century behind us,-ever was and ever will be, until
it relinquishes its used and c,using slave policy.
But such an article echoed by S. Carolnan will ap-
pear contenptby pitiable if recoect that, of all
the thirteen States South Carolina furnished the tetcest
men and the least money in aid of the American Rev.
oluton Intellectually and physically inferor,-poi-
caly, ignorant, socially, quarresome, constitution
ally arrogant financially, bankrupt she is just des-
psably proper advocate of slavery and traducer Of
Reform.