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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-30
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Published every Friday Morning, by
PRICE & FULTON, PrOprietOrS'
TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:


ca so wear in advance, or So 90 if not paid within
three months after subscribing
No paper discontinued until all arrearascS are pao
No subscription received for less than Twelve monts
We will pay the postage on letters containing Three
Dou.rs and upwards, and money may be RENTED
through the nail our risk. The Postmaster's Ger
,iecste Of such remittance shall be sufficient receipt
therefor.
U-AIl Letters on business connected with this oil
hse must be addressed tpost paidl to PRICE FULTON
or they will not be attended TO.
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having been decided by the Board of Direc-
- tors Of this Bank to commence Operations on
Monday the 9th day of August next, notice is
hereby given that the books of subscription for the
capital stock thereof will be nalIy closed on Mon
day the "a day Of August, at IL o'clock Nj.
0. G. PARSLEY, President.
July I'd, ls47 A2-6t
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FOR SALE.

I ns.5: BY Hams and barrels
June PSI HOWARD & PEDEN.
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BUTTER AND

BUTTER AND CHEESE.
RAMILIES and Masters of Vessels can al.
~ ways depend on getting good fresh Goshen
BUTTER and CHEESE, at
fully 81 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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TO THE PUBLIC:
Summer Arrangement.

summer arrangement
WUeE will deliver ICE from the Ice House, in
w future every morning except Sunday from
sun rise till breakfast bell It will also be retailed
from
ShaW'S Drug Store at all hours Of the day.
We will open every Saturday afternoon for two
hours before sunset to supply our customers fol
the Sabbath.
In cases of sickness during the summer,
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wNINES AND BRANDIES-Madeira. Port,
w Claret, Scupernong, Malaga and Sherry. at
GJ41 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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W. HISKEY.-23 barrels rectifed Whisky
Wy For sale at HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
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Terms for Advcrti.il, 4 !.

liberal discount will be made on ADVERTISE
ments exceeding one square. when Published or
OFF the number of insertions are not marked
on the advertisement, they will lie continued unit
ordered oat, and charged for accordingly.
OTAH advertisements required 10 &. Paid
! FOR IN ADVANCE.n
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DIR. DANIEL DuPRE.

DESPECTFULLY offers his Professional
~ services to the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity. He may be found at his Office, in LON
DON's BUILDING, on Front Street, south of Mar
ket. [July 2-42-3m]
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Notice to Dealers in
TUePENTINE & TAR.

WILMINGTON June l, lS47.
The undersigned, purchasers and dealers in
Ma al Stores i'll this place, with view to adopt
some general regulations which seem to them to
be founded in justice, and more in accordance
with the customs of other markets, have agreed to
establish for their future government the follow
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GlOW PEAS-75O bushels daily expected
W per schr. Charles Hopkins from Windsor,
n. c., for sale 10y u. W" DAVIS:
June [
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THE FOUR STORY RICK
fSs1fN tenement, now occupied by DIR. Dick
I!g! son. on the South side of Market street,
- together with the Office underneath,
occupied by Thomas Miller, Esq.
Also, an unimproved Lot, in Ounces Alley.
Terms, or IL months credit, with approved
securities. VIM. d. COWAN.
June rs, 1947. 4l-t
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snOUGH AND READY HATS, at
lR1 MYERS & BARNUM'S.
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H0SHN

can be had on Sundays or at any hour ofthe night
by calling on w. Shaw, at his house nearly op.
posite Mr.. o. G. Parsley's. Thankful for pas,
favors, we beg to assure the public we will use
our best endeavorse to accommodate and keep a
good supply on hand.
SHAW g. REPITON.
April 10th, 1s47 Stiff
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SPRING GOODS

Bed Ticking and Apron
| Checks;
Mems Palm Leaf Hats;
Boys do do
IMusquito Nettings;
liable & bird eye Diapers;
1874 brown damask do
Is-4 damask Table Cloth;
Black and brown Shirt
| ing and Sheeting;
100. 80, and 81 Scotch
| Ginghams;
| A large supply of Look
! ing Glasses;
Silk & Cotton pocket
Hdkfs.
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Superfne Broad Cloths;
Blk & fancy Cassimeres;
Summer do
Drab de Etc;
Plaid Drills;
Slate Linens;
Linen Checks,
Persian Stripes;
Striped Victoria Cord;
London Drill;
Oregon Cord;
Blk Satin Cravats;
Blk Satin cut Velvet s
Marseilles Vestiug:
Irish Linens & Lawns;
Cravats and Scarfs;
Umbrellas:
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Just Received.
rs bis. superfne -Four,
40 " fine do
20 cross do
500 n. e.. Bacon Hams.
900 " " Sides,
800 Shoulders.
For sale in1p. IOr at retail, for cash. by
June 25.1 MCCLELLAN &c McRAE.
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Together with a variety of other articles too nu-
merous to mention; all of which. being purchased
by the package at reduced prices, will be offered
at uncommonly lO,O prices for cash.
We would call the attention of country mer,
chants to our stock, and solicit them to examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere, as we feel
confident that we can offer better bargains than
they ever had offered in this market.
JOHN KYLE & co.
Wilmington, n. c., March l9, l947-3-y
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April Esd, 1S47.-[32t
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FOR LADIES' WEAR.

Swiss Null and Boob
! Muslin;
Plaid & striped do
IJaconet and Cambria;
Ladies' cold Kid Gloves;
| do do silk do
IGrodnap Parasols;
Fringed do
IGinghams do
French Fans;
German silver Thimbles;
PLATED do do
blue steel do
lBl'k, white, brown and
! cold Cotton Hose.
Misses do do
Mems J do do
lCorset Laces;
Lace & Edgings,assort'd;
Black " white English
silk Hose.
! do raw do
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1R19G 4MMDs

Oct. 10, lS45.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
from the a.,n.rs' Express.
TUE sew PURCHASE.

That porllnn ui our State, known rs the
".New Psrchase," is a bois Vi land occupy
ing the western portion at our State, mud
confirms s.mc fifteen "r sixteen millions vi
acres Of land. Il j. waiercd By sumo
noble rivers, aiming which may be inclu-
dcd the Dcs M,incs, Skunk. Iowa, Cedar,
White Breast, Charlton, English, and wha,
is known rs the Three Rivers besides ma
nv inferior branches. Il sh,u!d I've rcmem-
bercd that portion IL this country was s~-
cipied b. the lndinns as late as the llth
Of October, lss5-ths stipulated time tor
the white man Ia take posscssinT 81, and
the red man to bid ndicu 10 the land Of his
home and his sires ;-hc has gone, and ere
his native hills and dales had faded from
his view, the white man hid staked sMt his
claim and reared bis log cabin, Up to The
rcri,.d ot which speak, October 49, the
whites were not allowed Ia z, farther than
Red Rock, "n the Dcs M"ines; from which
poini, beginning nj the rnck, line was run
due south /" tho Missouri river, and due
north 10 the neutral grounds Il The Winnie
bacoes. In ls42, Gny. Chambers efiec-
ted n treaty, and inr the suin ii one million
Of dollars, Ohtnimed TINT valuable tract al
country, Of which wish tn give the reader
some idcn.
The Ncr Purchase embraces within 'ts
limit. tho counties oil wappelI", Marion,
M.haska, Polk, Dallns, Lncas, keok"k,
Davis, Appano ,se, Warren, Wayne, Mar
shall. Story, Decatur, Bunnc, Clark, Benton,
Madi.on, Monroe. Iowa, p"weshick, Tnimn,
and Black Hawk; The greater number Of
which may be Chased aiming the hes, conn-
ties &c our Sinic. should hnvc stated, .hni
n,,hmnrh the while ofthe New Purchase was
houvh, in 1912, permission I" occupy the
whole aG il was nut allowed nj the same
time. On the lsi of May 1913 permission
wss given "a settlers 10 occupy tho land
cast of ~ Rocl'; and on the 18th of Oct.
rs, tina, portion lying west of the Rock
{, was nv good i.r,mno but a thort time
aye, so haye the pleasure of On extensive
aour ihsnugh tho Counties ri Wappell.',
Warren. Malaskn and Lacas. aud although
ah.d a specified object in view, at lensi
made lew Fescilli.gs BY The way. The
county ii WapprlIo, Immediately wcst Of
and adjoining Jefferson, is esteemed one III
1he hest counties 10 the State. Il 10 mode.
ra,cIy rolling. and possesses m excellent
AL. Il il wntcred BY tho Dcs Mines.
which runs in \ sMrheasterlv cmlrsc thru
the coussy; Decides scvcrsl smaller streams
among which may b. enamcr.tcd Campo.
Tia. Creek, which AZ ride snns talerably
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
WHOLE NUMBER Jl9.

c., and cie hc has g"ae, scI,sis Y parting
sdIeu IL our shores, j. worth snnvc az 4 me.
dunn Ut communicated mud interchange
at commodities than IN hundred inland
roa,ls. ur slick water rivers. A hume n,nv.
kct is very gssni while there are ftst iahat.
tan,s, aud cnnsinn, iutnx If cm;vrnmis:
but this state 81 things will nj continue
long; the country will settle ny, mud IN
SHIRT time there will be murc prssluccr.
than consumers; and then il & i'll he i,n,nf,
'ha, the Northern part of onr State, my G
which IL more con,igHoia Ia tho river that
the ''Pnrchasc,' will he Car the mis-, liar.
ish;ng as we'll as the mos, popnI,a's. Thnt
the New Purchase is n very ,icsir The pnr.
tim II "n state, no same sil,n will dcm,;
hut ,hrt Il otirrs rs N nv Inducements ~
the emisr,n,s ~ the north, 10 utterly m.
true aud iculnus. Il il trnc il alnunds
With cml; but n, the prcscn, il has NJ val.
ne. because il cannot be transported, mi
~ regards water privileges. ~htrc. under
the sun do ,m find them moro abundant
ihan along our n''incrm,s streams md riv.
crs. However, tho 'sp"rchasc," will 'go
ahead; il is COED body Of land, taken al
t"gther; mud j, already possesses numl ere
en,erprisiny xo-n.hsad settlers, who IRE ca.
pablc ii giving il both character ond nv
toric,y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Two large operators IN the mail rarry ifE
business once tell in company. each having a
perfect monopoly ~ The bu. ines> IN lis o~
district, when the follow ing d,al,,cMc touk
place:
JonS BrLL.-ll'llo. Jock you're dIoppirs
your newspapers.
JONATHAN FUN. they simt wotth mind.
in. old johnny There Am, hn, . CnSeu
IT 'em. and thtEn WAS paid tnr, = rents III
advance. / d"nt loose naih.n. ~. auw.
J. B.-O yoa don .! Wei huW mitch j, es
yon make carrying them hen,piy hs..l
J. Make! / dnt make NOTHING 10 hos
II coss inc clear half u nil .on = year, zoe
Of poke. b., the" It's cheap d, Inst. ZOE
YOU see when want a bill Of an Ulice W
So. o n them ere iel"ws whatnpen. AID di>,r,O.
tics ~, letters stands sesdy IL vote f"s me,
aud =" ] make II UP in tariffs and revenues.
} B.-You do. d." you! Tia! Lam that's
mp 10 the tricks they accuse y"u Ut. hot
You sec the lo~ class Vi people ahnnt me, such
as they call the mnsse>-one half Of them
never writ. letter in their lives--Madc sucl.
tell"wi"g about cheap hostage | wss oblig.
cd :" put do The price ,oa penny q l,ttaf
and carry the newspapers fur nothing
J.-Phew! prev! They ,iid.t tho
- - - sufN uWis utH u bSOy ~ Oa0
neither. mad c'ca, profit cf 4 0lO OOOx
TEAR. which isn't 80 bad - M old teller like
ne iha' las u power vi iniercs, IT, pay. Aud
then u mnkas them lnass-> ~ happy 4. Lark.
Them q can't w.'ie makes ps,ii,,s,ks and .erds
liit'e bits II cai;ro and k..p,.kr>. ard iochs
Of hair, just to Correspond like. viii tl,,is
distant friends.
J.--Tou d.n't syst I Ak less for car.
ryi"' letters ti,nn Its worth, bat tie tavral
critters IN my digging wo.'i send LETTER in
my b"g> j. thy can y,s,ib'y find a ncirhb =
gnng the satns rond. und | have been ubl,v.
ed '" >u- 'cm Tor wr;'m letters vn uew, IN p.r.
and sor's u shnhby ,rirk.. and p,i n lio,,
vi cent and n li,li cxtr. post age un ali ,snr.
SCENT newspapers. tnd .ow | caa hsYdl, yct
as many letter. NJ can carr, iavs.
J. B.-H.. h.. Yun'f. moi st. c,,ic tLere.
"li Yankee. ~ y"a nigh, be Skating uu,
letters NJ aud ~ cents ia'>t ii.. ~ay Il,
n,As. the b"-i living. Mint con Il. ,.n .iI;,rJ
I" carry letter for from one end ii y..nr die.
'r,c, 70 The other. IL yon hid as many a, yuu
wanted ~ carry!
J. Why fnr a cant or half cent, may be-.
J. b --ih.n VIII, d"n'i .on t.y il. tnnd .c..
u y'i ave u sue pr pile hany longer f,r mn.
King innri:> on new-pnper>
J.--Fum' old c,dgcr III rslkyla q little
IN that. Puff Puff! ru---!
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9oetrp.
From Sharp's Magazine.
LAMENT OF Tue CHRISTIAN.


give thee to thy parent dust,
Thou loved and wasted form:
] Murmur not Tor COP 10 just,
And ! am but worm:
lknecl upon thy grave. while prayer
Bursts from my aching heart,
All, Savior, rcunite US, where
We cannot part!
Thou Merciiul. my tears are balm,
My very grief 10 bliss:
How shall | thank thee, tor calm
So deep and still as this.
The full assurance ot my faith
10 built on shy true word;
know tat there 10 life in death,
Life with the LORD.
Thou not condemncst that my tears,
So fast, so bitter, flow
No, may pour into Thine ears
The tulness ofmy woe;
| come No to o friend, whose heart
Its humanne-s hath kept;
Who shall forbid my tea,s to start,
Since Jesus wept!
Thou Anow'st how hard il 10 10 give
The love Of years away,
Thou know'st 4 10 bitterness TO live,-
Yet not for death pray:
pray for pa,ience-ssrength to bear
Tho burthen Thou has; given,
And faith to cheer my fan,lny prayer
With thoughts Of heaven.
Yet If rebel thought opPase
Thy Spirits pure control,
Oh, charge it on my mighty woes,
Not on my feeble soul!
Bv Thee my weakness strength shall win,
In Thee my soul shall live;
My grief thou p.ticst, and my sin
Thou wilt forgive.
Oh Faith, lit up my dropping love!
Tell oi the promised home,
The union, eatth's chill clouds above,
Where parting cannot come!
In hope kneel, tor strength pray,
And peace 10 surely won,
A. from my bleeding hear. say,
Thy will be done!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

AxrcDorr ~ CIV. TAvlos.-The 4.
q. National says ihat little while afier
tho hattie Of Bucna Vista, party II i.ocnyv
athletic young men, direct from 0.til!o.
met Cen. Taylor ocar HE camp, .. Wal
nut Gr1ve.
"whers are you frms'' inquired the
''go"d cid man." of The l.scmos. Of the
Youngsters.
Jus, from sDl,illo. General" vas tho
reply, ina Voice s"ch No fsvoti,e son a.
sumo. when spcakins ton hSloved parent.
"wc'l, we'll" said shs General. linking
At the party with solicilude. avnu had bet.
'rr 10 careful. bo... and mi .snst yNur.
selves ont 90 the r"ad 10 such small force.
y"n will get cut fl son,c time; very i'm.
prudent 10 do ao."
That evening Gen. Taylor Sad s1cf.
.ere" Persoss, III tod, slasasd fev Ssai
10.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

I'D ci"r. that ere ra,'sh"ne If yo,r'o IN
first raie," said . Yankee TIN y,lIasc nnah.
GERRY.
81 kn""d ilt' enid thr pleased vendor
Of drugs. "Dn't keep nothing hut frs, rsls
doctors stuff"
land DOCTOR" said tho j.ker rn.llv. ~
w"", I" buy anahcr poa..d IL .e."
"Ano,her p. und!"
'ies sif. J gin That ronnd | lnueht
the other day Z" pe.ky ma,.e, md il
made him drs'dful sick, md an pretty
s're nn'her pound would hill ."-spirl
aof the Times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

CoorErT.. WIN wants IN cnp- ~
the men without engaging hcf,s'E
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

The King II iweden y literary man.
and The author okestral backs. lie gasr
me . copy Of n weEk IN Prison Disei,..
line. just Publihed. The King of HoI.
land Is MOI 81 ppulsr; i 81 oder maa,
about iIly four lie Was distinguished
al The baIlle. " WsierIuO, and badly
wounded. Tn King Of Denmark Is !
msn 81 fair Islens, bHI Of no teeision d
character.
The mannrrsOI Primes are polished,
easy aid simple Such are The ehararlers
81 Tie mobiles u Europe. whom 1 have
seen. In Is cas- 10 canserse with them.
They are. haEser, more formal 10 dipIo.
maIisls. lher.is more difficulty 10 &c,
along with ourdisiinguished men. who
sometimes assume . tome and haughliness
shieh ] never aw in a Prince. Their
honaIchs ordinarily. and their Queens,
dress IN i've sane plain way IS other y ell
bred people. Il public they Of course
appear in splenior. The Queens wear,
on ordinary OCCASIONS, lillls jewslry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The New Yak Caur,isr dss Eta.
UnsolTsssdsy contains some in eresting
particulars respt,ang The ar .ir. of Mea-
leo, bIOoghI 10 pli,a,s letters. Among
these are one fnm Santa Anna AID one
IRON AimOnit inlnends nov in NeaIYo.k.
The bret 10 datd San LUIS de P..Iasi,
November %. and tie second Mexico,
No,ember 90.
The letter of Santa Anna tsays the
CourrIei) 10 81 lself a contradiction 10 the
runners Which We mentioned m our Las,
number, according to shlch The Mex,csn
General had quired San Luis. aud was on
his way 10 V clnris. No such movement
seems 10 have entered into his plan,,
Which, d IS asserted, are conceived with
gIeaI prudence and Caution and rr. fund
ssgac'ty. He seems 10 entertain the
grestesI ccnhdrnee IN their succts,, and
IN the uRreterve Of friendly cores, on.
dence, thus expresses h,ms'lf: - firmly
believe now that the probabilities are de-.
eIdedly In our iavor." The whole letter
bears strongly upon 10 the marks Of dig
niIy aud nationality. Ii expresses his
undesirable determination to pro, eeuls the
war TO the last extremity, aud 10 die ratl.-
er than accept dIshonOrsble peace. . =
The other letters which have been com.
sources, although not from persons in the
administration, Stale that the army con-
cenIrsted under Santa Anna Al San Luis
really numbers twenty or thirty thou
sand uen, ten thuusand OF whom ave excel
lent cavalry. Tue greatest harmony
reigns among the leading and influential
men throughout the country. Congress
appears 10 have decided Federal as.
pect, and Santa Anna continues 10 Dc cl re
that he renounces all ideas Of the Presi.
dency, Almonie beng The candidate who
possesses his sympa.hies aud his vote.
The English Minister had wilhdra wn
the offer Of mediation, made under The
authority Of his Government. The res
son of this Is supposed to be the h,lle fs-
vor with which the offer was received a,
Washington some months since.
An ACT Of unusual severIly had been
committed by Sslas, Presiden, ad interim.
lie has formally deposed Senior Haroy
Tsmoriz, Minister OF Finsnce, for having
sanCtoDed, without consulting The Pre-
siient. the usurious and burdensome ar.
rsngememt made in London by Senior
Escusdon for tie settle Of the Anglo
Mexican debt. Seuta Anna had appros-
ed this act Of summary justice.
Leuers from Havana stare that Santa
Anna had threatened to abandon San LUIS
and retire upon Queretno unless Two
million dollars were Immediately sent him.
Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
lls1asEga ii

A M0NG all the advertised remedies Of the day
~ for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
seem to meet with such rapidiiy Of SALE and give
much general satisfaction, as DIR. HULLs CElE-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, all tonics in whatever shape, all mix
lures and Pills. and preparations of every charac-
ter designed for this disease, have been discarded,
and DIR. Hulrs Aguc Pills have been received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE! They stop
the chlls and fever the first day, and lO not sick
en- the stomach or operate on the bowels.
Young children, and persons of all ages, sexes
aud conditions, may use these Pills, not only with
safety, but with the certainty of success.
Frice per box, rs cents.
A fresh supply of the above medicines just re
celved and for sale by
i ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough,
J. b. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September 2. ssss.t.4t s. 52-lamo 2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
SEVERE ATTACKS OF DISEASES.

THSlIE corrupted matters must he removed from
MI the body as fast as they accumulate, or they
may occasion death in a few hours. When
patient is taken with acute, infammatory, or APP
oplectic diseases; and more especially are these
attacks dangerous when contagious or any ma
lignant complaint prevails in the vicinity: when
an organ las the eye,fis likely to be destroy
ed by inflammation and in chronical diseases,
when sudden relapse or crisis puts the life OF
the patient in danger. In all these cases, the dose
should be repeated at least every few hours, until
large excavations have been procured, and after
wards every twelve hours until all danger is over
Let some boncsct tea be drunk in these cases il
possible. And be sure and remember that it is
necessary that the excavations be abundant and
in quick succession 10 remove excessive palms.
This accomplished, the danger will soon be over
Aids ,rith the Braadreh PiHs-Mustard drafts
to the feet, or battle the feet in hot water with
ground mustard in it. Blisters may also be ap
piled to the legs and thighs. See Bill of Direc
ions with Brandreth Pills.
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Heart, Hillsborough; A. florence, fittsboro
I VIM. Foshce, Foshee's store, Chatham; J. ID
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Masoi
Hall; l.. & w Smith, Alamance; J. d IL. sloan
Crccnsborough James johnson, Wentworth
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen MAleei, fan
ccsvillc; J. 4. Calluaa, Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
From the N. o. Tropic, January I.

STILL LATER FRQM Tss,s;"'w
and &. u. Rogers. LaIp .s aIs; r ms.s.I.cls
here yesterday. having left Tampico on
the 25ih of Dec.
These Captains report that the brig
Ilalowell arrived a. Tampico from The
Brazos on the 2lst Of December, having
on board the balance Of The Alabama Reg
imen,. -. -
The steamship Virginia sailed for the
Brazos on The 23d ult., with one company
Of the u. s. Artillery and their guns.
The whole Of the Alabama Regiment.
including the balance OF the troops now
stationed at Tampico, number abou. 1900
men. .. .> ", .'.. 4-.a..% t..
No Mexican troops had been seen or
heard Of since the | 9Th ult &, and our troops
anticipated no attack from the enemy.
The British ship Of war Endymion left
Tampico on the 23d ult., supposed for
Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Chase, the United States Consul
at Tsmpico, expressed TO Capt. Welch,
the opinion, that the place was so we'll
fortified, tina! force OF the enemy Of
twenty thousand could not take il,
The brig Empressario was to leave fos
this port on the Goth ult.