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"a d.'ailOf the cases alluded ,ohere fouow..I
hip COMPLAINT

THIS disease Of frequent one NJ the most oh
sunaie IN med zeal practice The Gayan SIN in its
i Truly WONDERFUL. - ~
NV YORK July 81 ls46.
lh - IN certify that for the have been ed
with the disrase ead the Hip Complaint during which time "a.
Iuended by s Carer and Watson city without c
any relief The severity OF the scel ,a was obi
ge 10 give up business have ofen lain ryrrI a,
Without beng able to IN my bed. Medicine only made M.
"orse anal wa IN y helpless. Eary La,
wnieTl procured Dr. Ch-s Galyanie pair of randi n
e Magnetic tnid and from the wearing tn
began 10 improve IN health ger than ever
previous 70 sickness AMI fi recovered ha c,n
uef any fatigue would also that aeT com
eneng the use of the Gavano Belt framed the Who'll
Of the umbers OF three dwelling consider Dr Cl.
asahe and Magnetic remsdes blessing and have
sde The above statement voluntarily matter OF dn 10
'he AHietsd' GEORGE GATES,
No. 100, Church street New YORK
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SPIN AEEECTJnNS

daugh.er of Mr Hram Booth, siding n wHlam.bursh
l. was afflicted with 50 nal Affection ~ eeomng
mos, he's from It's Ell cts The disease considered be
Su1 cure ~ physieans As last resort tie
STRENGTHENING Pas e within months u, th
aIpauon OF The are her own physe pronounced her in
% heath The lady has since seen married, and
qune i'ee from all sympiosS OF her former complaint
tNefy s'"mn IA thus ghi BE- with sim esm
In al Nervous complaints or sever,
my De- the eieaey os nr Chrits genuine GaivaLe at,i
eIs q, truly wonderful -
20 Ony agents for RiehmcEJ
hCVAL = PURCELL. Druggists AZ Main ~
ref sal in "yiheviie only by VIZ. II. sFLLER.
Eal-a J. Nd. NAV 4. h..l-r
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ioJohn, Joseph, POLLY, SaIIy and Iuey F,r,n,
Snharen OF Fleming Farrar, decd:

W are hereby notified, that you are interest
sd IN suit d-pendi- 2 in the circuit ,unr,o,
.h.ery ioI Nelson County State OF Virginia in the name
- 49, - asslnS 'ohn Maxwell and others o. Per
thn h months from This day you ~ by pr, Sumption oC
eiter decd be dsnburei ngIy this noc- d ,v, m
s. 'sees OF sad Count You viii 'h'rrfoe # alive,
~ Inc aet 10 me- also the place your residence ami ,our
ere's VIII be secured Direct Cha Pe-ro Ivinv.;on ",
Dec 2sth, Is4G Cuas ppppS.y.S va
DE- 99--w6m 80,
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
RECEIVED AT 81 MAIN STREET
BY DRINkER N MORRIS,
booksellers, StatiOnePs. and Dealers i'm
Piano FOrtes, Music, &c.

Piano FOrtes, Music, &c.
'AHE LIFE or GEN TAYLOR numerous We
II tuteS and embellishments. soc
No Greatest Plague Ifr, or The Adventure, NJ .y a.
search OF good servant. - "
Keeping Appearances or Tale for the Rich and Poo, 10
: Arthur, S7e 1872 -
No Dombey A. Son: &C
Toe Beautiful Widow, Novel by T Artisr asc
The Mineral spriags Of Nirgi.s together with
directory Tor The ue Of Nhtr Sulphur Water By Jno Moor
Go
Lie afd Correspondence Of Jossph Military SECRETARY of
washington al Cambridge, AuAn OF The Conlne
army &c by his Grandson, wm b Reed vols -vu $50
RanAns Abstract Of the Medical enccs vol svo including
1850. $50
The lfc OF Wesley. AMI Rss and Progress OF Methoi- b
Sog'hy l. edited BY Chas soihey A. ID American edi
AGA, - Rev u Curry a VI. s.
oa'ors Of the Age-eomprsing poItts Lo-raphi
cal BY g u Franeis, ESg soc
The Correspondence and Of the
d, formerly Governor OF CONNECTICUT 81
The lawyer raughisr. by Adm, u u. 17e
le Hour an the MaHln romance by Hamlet Mar
soc ~
nr oJeoeG' Receipt Book Tor the preservation or
health. 25c ~
yeaT IN Spain BY Mi,kcuze 75e
Speculation. novel, BY Miss Pafdoe soc
Memoirs Of Baron Cuvief. by Mrs X Lee: 25e
voyage OF the Tvef Amazon including residence Al r, by
w " Edwards 81 ''
h sne and Border Stoichr, ezeni OF the CLeyos
The lammeTmuir. by W u Maxwell 37e
Nos ~ and 10 Martin ~ Sue. lie
No y ftctofial Engiand
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NOTlt,E.

" consequence Of the state or INV health, have
- thus day wbirwn from The COMMISSION RrsxHss and " The
succeeded BY my two nephrws Nc r. e. Cwlhuey aud Nc "
w Gwathmcy under the if Of Y. e. GNvATIIMEY who
viii retain the Old stand shoekoc Warehouse which have 30
long occupied
beg leave To solicit the patronage NJ obi friends
iocs ~ behalf Of the above d 10 asa payment
Of those Indebted TO n,s delay
ROB GwATHHEY.
Richmond, Isl December. Ist6
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.)
pART 9Th Dombcy q Son, Wiley a. Putnam,


Pat 20 Grsaier Pltrur n Tafr-G eis
hontholon's Napoleon. parts and s-25 cts
DO Do eomplrte-sl,s0
Library NJ English Literature of ihr usefui
md interesting forors ~ tho nearly all m standard
thlrg Of the English Iangulre- O.
Parts III, end 3fd AMI Within and Mary owis Journs-
%
Pie Correspondence sud MsRluiss ofthe Hen John Cotton
smHh-SiO0
f'ffumevy-ils MAJ ufsetnFe and use ~, Ac-eIc0
oaorsof sKe ecmprsing PofIras Cfs Bosaphc aiand
bascuptve--hy q n f,aacis F~l--s0cs
Nieum of Intrigue, tate Of Bus ConfpincyBy James w
fayiuf-13cn
Fat ybof The Heroines Of Ehttspeafc--62l etc
thauctf add Fpcnscf-bcaulu Edition-st,s0
Received sud fOT sale BY
W~ @ 2. FI5HER, Agent
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D0GGET y ANDERSON,

AND IPHoLsTERERS, No. 4 o, COVEnNoR ST.,
~ AVE Just received a large and beautiful as
snrmcnt Of French an American Paper Bariers
r screens venetian ani common Window Blinds Tanspare
shaoes RAN aud Coourcd Malng mapy other arc a
our Ice u business which have been with great care 20
lhe 'e o this community We respectfully a call from
our Trends and the public generally, disposed 10 sell on
A. reasonable terms city We are aay ps
pared 10 attend 10 urt with puneuay and the
Etfctest desire give satsfaeuon \, pa "a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA

The following is from clergyman well known and OF ain
znshed aianmeats and reputation:
siDSEr, N. j. July IL, 1916.
Dr. a H. CuEIsTIE-Dear Doctor promised communicate
With you respecting the application Of
Kings AMI Magnetic Fud time q vet too
sio 10 Justify speaking positively the perma
nney OF my but application OF your
"aNan'e 's and Bracelets the whole
plants have been suspended chronic rheu
niaIs bronehis and that thoe Dis
orders al connected with ,
tenn have lad none Of the dyspepsia since the app
cation Of Bet e nothing mentioning OF In. bop-
ehis flor have been enabled uf my -
a dulles OF preaching wishing surprise Of NV
congregaou) and have had two OF the rh.
maim have enjoyed far perfect exemption from tbe,e
naadies distressing my lot In enjoy
for years cannot be too gtate God hi.
has directed you
The immediate design Of tn. letter procure some Of the
same Kind Of ss-stace for my people MANY OF mv
ETeFa'nn are effected with and nv cT
be permanent many will be led apply You have The ,s
county charge IN the STATE and my electrified then, 10
to speak entirely.
"a d.'aiO Of the cases alluded tn here onowsl
May Co.'s blessing attend your auiabe efforts nv dear Dto
and you .hord relief IN these vast number
Of Others who will apply. Very truly yours
ROBERT w. Lands
" SeNefa hteTs have since been NJ
nis whose health has continued improve and many Of M.
congregation have used the gavane equally happy
f' ''-ff'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
NUMBER l47.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.
'INIiE subscribers offer for sale al low nr;ces ,
Reach and Moulding PaR-- P' ~
nand Panel sash and Key Hole saws
shinEIns and choppins IIaishrt.
Morisnr. Primer and sash ChsL
h''ad hIs' ard Drawing Kai,e.
Steel hade and Iron Squares
Bra'cs and Bit-. st s,-. Nail II.mn,.,,
her "oot aud Ivory folink Rev..
'o"Pa'-'' D'der' CahPen &C. he
my No. M. Broad sueet sisn OF m. u.,. =
ISACoN-sOhhd. Bacon SIDE. aos shousi-,.
2""ao hi. Hog round. add dairy s,p-e.i Ear ,A
@yss WILLIAMS a nAxkLI
n oLsS>Es--o hid. Priue WI Moa.-s.
Az. 30 be'' prime New oriearA do iot sale bv
my2s WILLIAMS a sAxsrl.
SUGAH-is hid. hes. outlay =, CroiI
30 do do Porto REQ. COR sale by
my . WILLIAMS q HAXaLL
RHaNDN-io raf Pp-, Imliatio- BsaBdy
Dyqs d" pure French do 70, aSsy
Wy : WILLIAMS n HAXALI.
eta Burr large as-orms.t Of Aen. Icrhorn and Pedal
a' aso Bow. esheTn and Peal IIais-Gses-r win beau
@ye7 JUoAn MYERS, No 81 w NJ street,
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS
No. 100. Main Street, Richmond. yo
III AVE received n desirable Spring s,,nnIv ~,
- DRY GOODS aud HARDWARE In u..,1 d.t sr,my,, Of
Dry Good. they offer "
Plaid and Fancy DriiingI
Vest shape. and veStug.
Dab deb ami other Coaiiars
White Cambries, Bishop Lawn.
Swiss and Null Mu.ins
Ashburon and other Laees
New uye Lawns and GInghams
Victoria Laees
Engl and American PRINT.
Ladies fancy Cravats
Victoria Shav,s
In hsir depanH-' =. Tor HARDWARE will be fouo-
'ouse noe and eotter Keyd Anvis
S"ihs Bellows, - o inches
Darines Grain and Grass seythe.
Wadron's genuine
hmes' and Rowland', Spades and Shovel,
liarper's Hay and Manure Fork.
Cut and wrought Nais
CASTING, ilorse Shoes and NAH,
I'm Plates spelter and ENC
braEiers Ard sheathing conner
I.n'sai English and American Sheet iyo,
oiaek and timed iron Brass and Gunner Win
Na,lor 4 - Steel Cast Shear ami hii-.r nm or
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COparfncrsIlip,


SCCOnd supply al SprinG CIOthinE.
w T. have by recent arrivals received a large
w assortment Of Ready CIuthnr. styles
and best qualities, consisting Tan rs folowsi
Pine drab Cashmcrci sacks
Pine black
Pine hro~n grey and drsb ETmaulu
Handsome gold mixed
Gold mixed Coddngton Sacks
Black French eloth do
Pine brown do
Plaid. linen, ginEham. nd Sacks
Back slk, sain and Valena Vests
Pine white MarEailes do
Black and cord Cashmere Pants
Gamble, linen and cotinnad- do
tnvats, SctTs &c, tho mention.
Persons wishing purchase great deal Of Clotng
monry, do ~ calling my KEEN 4 40.
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BLOWN a nIenched :i-I sheeiing,, Ac.
NOTICE.

n HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS
A. TRE who aI been employment for several years
oil saul OF i3h aud Cary
oi WIN ANDERSON 4 CO. for the purpose of
conflicting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business
Of Groceries, Doc,tc GOOd, Cotton Yarns &c
siapc products aud minerals Of the STATE aud have
the Mr. DAVID ANDERSON, IT. 10 conduct ihr
grocery aud department of sad business His
and qualifications that branch of hr business TOO well
make them and have also made
arrang with sir PRED. ANDERSON to aid in the
tobacco department. who las long been familiar and
timaey acquainted with this branch of business
Liberal will be made eohgnmnis Of groceries, do
nestle goods tobacco wheat ron and any articles OF
general trade. WIN ANDERSON JI
February LIST, lsi7.
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enter
anee AMI given security act of Assembly and M
hues OF thB Count AMI appearing By tory eyeI. that
D. Is MOI an nhahani OF tbs county ordered that the SAL
absent defendant do appear be holden for tho al
toa On 'he ms Aoa1ay Angus
Tue painful ani that copy Of this order IA
-nr a"saPrr published in the Richmond for Two months
sneeeEey aud posted at the front dor
county Couy-Te.s.
my II-W9W X EIDRIDcH ~ a. = Az
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NIRGINIA:-At miles held in the ClerL,. q

nee OF the Circuit Superior Coun and Chaneery ior
buckingham 'odn'y Monday, the ii day May IsI7
George w. Kyle, pnf
Richard IL Gillian administrator Lttebery ardrss dec Il
aud John Hardinan, M =
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1s47.

"a ENOR RENT. The house at present oc.
ssH eupsd BY T. T. Winston on Church unl t,o,n., ~
tnnhn and goth re.ts The house. one Of the
apply to " ''"'
my 2,-d JONES q WINSTON
m ENOR RENT.-A front room over nv
d,,s. store; suitable for an ONCE Possession
m A FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT
door Exchange Bank with ,irb, room, ,ss
large Kitchen. Apply 1''
my AT RoBr. MOTT
IN ENOR RENT, and possession given ISt
the subscribers. '''''' "
M 5-a W.. a. E. G. HARRISON.
Ea E'OR RENT-and possession given in a
corner Of 2d aud MAN family Apply to
~ RICHD HILL. Jr.
FOR RENT.
VIE desirable hmiy residence Ieh street. occupied by
NE subscriber Possession gwen n.iiat-iy Apply q,
ff FOR SALf.-A very desirable resi-.
s d.nee, about Northwest thu city with four
and within lew minute. . tb- Rap ist Coi-se.
For r.%'' which will be made accommodating apply
apsl RiCHARD NIL. Jr.
FOR RENT.
Ezf The wooden dwelling house on Grocc
Street between 9th s at present occupied BY Mn
rent i. $3.50 and o,,on can he had ,bop, the l., Nav
~, ~h 10 rent can sc the hosscb calling on Mrs Drew.
abl w FRY a CO.
- t'OR RENT.--The brick dwelling house
At present occupied ~ the Rev'd suIes on Grace
ie'I rms hou-e has three the irsi dry
basement and or ehambers Il garden kitchen ks
heh' stoo and Possession may be had April
mhS-u H. w. e. J. ]. FRY A. co
fE1 ENOR RENT.-The desirable DRY Goods
Store formerly occupied by Mr.. r. n. jenkins corner
ana Ism sire" This Store has thrre hoors
r '' rye and with every for
pry Goods business Possession be had immediately
nh UT u w & Fay a. co.
Sd E'OR RENT.-The upper part of Tenc.
meLi occupied by J w Marhan' a Co opposite the
hehmonl ani fTedereksburR Depot For apply 10
NH ~ VALENTINE nREEDES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
CLARET WINES.

VIN NET W IN IHNs
HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CLARETS.
comprising frHefal ifom low priced auicic
che beet bti adv imported county. whsh
moderate prrs Persons WIN prefer
cstq wi 6nd their ofi,f through
New Y0rk Judge WINS vcy
cafc1i hs selections, and buys them
My genuine Imported Liquors WINS com
ists wei, NY ~ HavaHa Srra frcou
nHnd snthc The notice ~ my frndt pu'c.
~ CRAM
ap7o No y. Rtcianrr BLOCH Richmond. Va
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Ritbmoaa Dailp 1ubis.

RICHARD n. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELI lott, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
CURE FOR WnOOPING COUGH.

1hE-IuE350 casks Lime uaaiii nf schooner
y Mount vcrnons cargo for sale from Dock
apiO RANKIN wnTTLOCR.
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IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 9TH,
IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April eth,

appearing to the Court by satisfactory evidence that Edward
hoshy Eiee of Wlm Chsmbes yne deed E BSt IN ahabr
amt OF THIS Commonwealth On N. Paiotg. A. .
ordered that the said Edward Mostly as aGr,,a a do an
pear here ON the s day OF October answer the BIN
OF the fanis and that copy of be forthwith
ed IN The Richmond EnQar or Richmond VNbig n,vsu,D.,
published N the of Riehnond two mon IA. ueee-.vr
and That another be posted door Of The Cut
Hoase Of this county. A Copv--T,str
ap27-wgW PHILIP "A XyINSroN 4, ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25
Account Current with Mexico.

II seems that our Government intend.
10 deal in the true mercantile spirit will
Mexico, and In open with her regular az.
coun, current, in which earh battle which
we gain is charged against her, and she is
TO be credited with every piece Of terrific.
~ which we seize. The charge up 10
the battle of Monterey (nclusive) amount.
ed tn precisely enough to pay for UpIer
California. Buena Vista added another
slice of land, and Gen. SCOTS battles be.
fore his arrival at the city of Mexico swept
nearly onc.half "f her territory, including
former charges; and his capture of the
city has 50 swellcd our account as to de-
mand The surrender Of the whole of Mex
leo in liquidation. How we are to be
compensated should more battles he fought
we know not, unless, indeed, in accor-
dance with the assertion of the Washing
ton correspondent, of the PHILADELPHIA Led
ger, we proceed 10 annihila,c" the inha.
bnanss.
In thus reducing the war to dollars and
cents business, we descend from the Gle
waited position, first assumed, Of combat
ing fur justice and honor, and exhibit a
huckstering disposition disgracelul tn a
great and powerful nation. IL we use our
power 10 chastise the enemy, let us not
descend TO the ,neanness of charging him
so much for every blow which we give
him. The guerrillas arc stigmalizcd rs
robbers for plundering our trans, and yet
we would sl"ze upon their whole country,
and dignity the act by calling it an act of
indemnity.
The conquest and annexation Of Mex
leo, whatever colorIng we may attempt 10
give to the act, will be considered bv the
civilized world as equal in alrocity to the
seizure and partition of Poland, and will
afiix stigma TO our country which ages
will not be able to ellace. ,'a
= baltimore CEpper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25
rlr. Calhoun and his Friends.

Tlm Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier makes The following
remarks als Suggestions:
-Il ! tsoulsfil =, this Inoineni whether the ad-
nsiaisrsiaa are in favor II thai line Il ,llry. IN
Eegasl % lhe iuiaFe conlurt Of the war which the
'.luioa." las laid sloAR IN such eIpllgil aud i'm
pErssite terms.
Speculation i alsa busy, n 10 he course
nhiela congrcss will take upon the subject II the
war. n ! Nhisl~rei that there j. \ ~bense "il
lNpg. II take tbs matter out al the hands 81 the
Executive. AMI ~ limit thu inlurc military eicEa-
iinns in Mexico 10 eriain u jer's, different from
thhsc which have letn, whether erFOne0nsly ~
not. attributed IN him. This scheme, whaIGEer
il max H. will he brought foEw aFi in the Senate,
anil. ~ some suppose. sustained hy that h0ly.-
II j. certain that Mr. Calhoun j. baked 10 by the
Miis Senators. ~ the leader. in whichever pro-
lie, max le brought forward, and that nothing
will n attempted without his hearty concuTrcnce.
Circumstances have NOW placed il in the pow
er Of the Southern state Rights party to control
the policy. aud max siy. the desiinies 81 tins
country. II they eau unite amaRg themselves,
their moral force, however small NAV he theI'
numbers. will 10 overwhelming. The strength
AMI the responsibility Of their position cannot he
oEerFated."
We have heretofore had occasion to re-
mark that upon the attitude whirh may
be assumed, during the next sessinn OI
Congress. ny Mr. Calhoun and his friends
and by Mr.. Benton, will materially de-
pend the future mode nf prosecuting the
war. as well rs its probable durarion.-
Constituting a majority IN but one branch
the Wings. even If they should unani
mnusly concur a. 10 the line Of policy
which ough, TO be pursued in the existing
crisis nf public aiIairs, rnuld ofcourse i'm
part no legal force to their recommends
ton: while il is equally obvious tha, :
suggestion coming from them would b.
regarded with more dis,rust by the grea
.. F.t - - tl.a Administration
than If il were made by one Of the lead
ing members Of their own party. On III,
Oregon question. both Mr.. Calhoun an,
Mr.. Benton exhibited a commendable in
dependence of party dissertations and in
tlnences. and effected thereby. what IN,
Wings, without their cn.oprration, wouI,
have in vain auempted.-i,s satisfactory
and prareahle adjustment. The state o.
The Mexican question appeals with equa
I"rre to their patriotism aud we trust tina
they will resp"nd to i, with not less firm,
ness, aud with like suspicious results.
Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25

lsioa hase heea tesy IDLY snu 70 10 a..
snost rgesy slats anl FsrIy sfsin'H "i lie
l,wlan. No Calhpun'' rhgpsHl 80 'eaTer
lg trqerlfd by NJ p.slh, Nc DFntrB't
i ID lrasa aeav doabala,l. Tie UhnlF
ranulrr-a.l naea Ia all pasaies, Wha DINA
rlasfly ~ Judge eaadidly enneFHRihg thF
ranasl.on anl ihe pHasperas NJ the eoun,
-. e. shs nrrd u wlsrF e0nnstls. II
morr prudent Eirws. a . nOTe PInnpir
fgank and siaiesmanlike opposition Of llie
greai questions ml,irh agiizie ahe PnhliT
Mind. than lie administrator ran girs
them.
liz. GAYS spserh from thrse causes,
Nil BE- rezd milh very great interest by
IL men II III PaEiies throughout ihr~ Ia
ion. liz views. naw more Than. "a any
pesiei Il be public lie. wili he sure nf !
candid reception. afelose examination and
af IN unpr. JUDGED estimate. Much 81
lie bitterness Of parry feeling. hitherto Sd
sssnlaleIy IeEoriaas towards him. has. wf
hrlieFe. died away-sId those even Who
have heen his mast unEeleniing opponents
will now listen IN his opinions with re-
speri. and with. II least. some deglee a
confidence IN tie sincerity and patriotism
Of Mr.. Clay himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25

&, ,sRs,sa ~ 49, 5te.a,PaI5ia@ MN l'ss 49,
q I 80 tlp,v.Umui, s,si Bhh 80 shsggtsg
fFp KRl lisgsi iBslilBlusRa ssat ~ BRg'
#Fhata thag rlFh HHltH tAag - 30 a H.
tugla,1 tn-aeass.aa si lls uTgH taRss asaasaaaea
ta1 aalrlal, nla4 &nFEllgrEs l0 E.ssEsaae l2saaEn
tzass anuaralzs ~ phaa il So. aEEaa Aesa S.
N. Esmfw4, frhat. ransaasEiag - sfEiRs i
saSa am1 Aaasaaasl NarAaaaas arAaeaeA N esF
; annairs aHsa nlrif EallaHa osssslaanaszs -
A. mar with MrAina. Hanaaarassa o. = -
tgxrrse. i've IniisA f1atrs. nishna.s NRg Aan-
Il tlwiF hunar s1ikaing na.r slsshsnsa hAHsasa.s
FTaraioe d. NiEfnos a naaarns1laa - aasE-
6raiiE nsxHHas fAaiiF iisns@aflsna ST. Me kaKs
aesiTr faF lhr aismrnlAwEmrnf q aae AFIassaar
sicKi0a. lsa ws<h ssly - AM Fsa4sg hKa-
nTtlue Eulas a Texas.
IA. Rssa1rsf. Tinat Nc IL PasisiEsiy sna ra.-
iiraiir aisgisin sud aisHeW aHy Wish - -
81 saT IssEt - srlsiEe an iaEriEn sssFs'asss
atrvgT 81 he F.aIPase e Iaassasasias sissess'
& iuiia.luring ssaarEy iEpza The lnlla1 slAies
. sob fsRrign tHIEEisIy.
N. Rf1ai,ni. Thst ~ invite or fiaaw-gisl-
. af lie lTniial STATES Who are ansious g. the
larsfisn q TIE iinssinss - Fsaoe. q. ntas 60
AZ Har s,iai uslliinae . he Esssnrs.ssl. aEs d.
as that is purposes end OioCis sail hs dssin'
snl kBnNn-Nh0 are anxious - aEsTt EEesral
faFiher prrils aud dangers Niih Nlaish i naas
fFaurs,i. and Nho an siSa anAlsns 10 Tsgslnns
fes.iiaf sslA satisfsrtion Il hains. and 10 rls,
r tlse nsiialal character alFoasl. - assenils.g
ether IN ilciE Respective communities. and L
IVES ihriT views, faelings, AMI eliaiaas-
Ia The commencement or his remarks
on these resolutions Mr.. clay stated
ol,iecli0us 10 having them IeVored
j made generally known, until they had
drrgone his own supervision. Is the sub
4 upon which he was ah0ni 10 speak
y one npon which he wished not 10 b.
sundeUsino,.
In concluding his speerh. MIR. Ga.
nwel himself 10 be strongly opposed Il
. exienIion Of slavery. deplnFed is ~
ence. hut remarked il as a universal c
+. lie considered the refusal To accep
W territory rs the best means ri arrest
2 ll,e difficulties that Surrounded this i'm
rlanl hut delicate suhleri.
The speech occupied two hnurs aud
Ii in its delivery. The speaker adhe
very closely to his resolutions. an'
" embodied all the great principle
iich he advocated and discussed. Thu
solutions were adopted by acelamaiion'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25
From the n. 0, Picayunc, 9th inst.
MEXICAN POLITICIAN AFFAIRs.


On the u lib October. Senior Rosa. tho
Secretary Of State, addressed a letter to
The President Of Congress. urging upon
bun the necessity Of the immediate assem-
bling Of Congress, and informing him tina.
unlrss the Deputies did soon meet, he
should summon the Council of Govern
men', that they might name those who
were to be associated with him in The ex-
ecn'ive authority. lie points on, the ne
Cessily of an immediate assembling Of
Congress. in order 10 elect a President,
who could form cabinet and establish a
permanent Government. Gentlemen were
found reluctant TO ent,r a cabinet which
was 10 last bn, few days at i.r,aest. .
On The 20th Of Or,oher, Senior Rosa,
IN The name Of the President, 81 "monad
the Governors Of the States al Pucb'a,
Mexico, Qurre .At", Micho4cau, GurrAj' a.