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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
TO MOTHERS ARE YOUR CHILDREN
DISEASED?

It is admitted by Physicians that more Chill
iren die from worms than from any other cause ;
and we have been frequently astonished, when
we have seen an interesting child with CHASTITY,
pale and sickly oountenance, denoting the pres
ence of worms, that the mother should not have
prudence enough to procure Immediately rem
edy which will forthwith expel thems This re-
medy is Kolmstock's Tonic Vermifuge, and it is
efectual in all cases.
The proprietors have made it point to ascer'
tain tho effects of this medicine, and no case has
come to their knowledge where this Vermifuge
has been given, that il has failed to bring away
worms, provided they existed, either in children
or adults, It is harmless vegetable preparation,
and wo trust that no mother who looks to the in
tersts Of hor offspring can fail to procure this re-
meiy, provided her child has worms,
Comstock Il Co., No. 81 Courtlandt street.
Newly ork, sole proprietors.
For sale by
D. HEART1', Hillsborough.
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Public Sale.

w I'LL be sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs
w day, the sih day Of April next, at the late
residence Of Samuel Strayhom, decreased, on n
cred;. Of nine months, all the psrshaels property
Of the deceased. consisting % Horses Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Hay, one Wa
gon and Gear, one yoke Of Oxen and Can. Black
smith Tools, two Stills, together with oil the
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, besides many other articles not MENTION
ed !; also the crop Of Wheat and Fats, now grow
ing. The Meadows and a q atty Of Corn
Gronnd which is already prepared for planting.
will be rented out 1; and at the same time viii be
hired out all the Slaves belonging to the estate
until the 18th Of October next.
W. F. STRAYH0RN, Admir-.
March l6. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Stone Ware. The manufacture Of
stone ware is carried to very great per.
fiction in our own State. We saw lew
days ago. some specimens Of jugs and
jars, made in Randolph county. which
were pronounced by the best judges TO be
superior 10 those brought from Baltimore.
They are made of real ground stone. and
are haEier, hsndsomer. and cheaper than
any Other article Of The Kind we have seen
in this market. Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Gen. TayIor and the Presidency

Gen Taylor and the Presidency
Politicians are mol likely Ia make much
by Specializing on Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency. 10 eonsfIsing uilh aRenils-
Ran recently. who told HIM he had been
named Tor TIA. oflice, be replied: al I'm
1orry 10 zee j.. have always ihopghi.
ard still think, a civilian and none olher.
should hold that ofTirs. have no Other
smbiuon than 10 bring this war to an no.
norable close. then 60 tn my farm, and
there. in The bosom ofmy family, live shd
die. | have had no chance 10 vote for .
number Of Yeas" Could he hare voted
., the last election. he says he would hav'
supported Henry CLAY. lie was oppose!
! To tie annexation Of Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Whrn Governor MrighI. of New fok,
was esl'sd uran % rammisfiou J"nslasn
ID. SleErnsnn as rolonrl of > Iaring Tegi-
mfnI far California. lie opened . eours-
pondenee with lie Secreia0 of War, OBJ
Iariing 20 The irEegulsriiy o. The prnrrrd-
ing. IA the proe<ess nf whieh he av0wed
Ihe following ;, nlimshls IN rtlalion 10 .
war lnr conquest:
III II 10 designed &c make nnr present
WIZ with Mexieo one Of conquest. and
appropriation az any part 81 The ierriiary
professedly and indisputsbly hers. think
the design q mistaken one. ] an, a. lie.
eideJly as any man in The country. for
prosecuting lhis war with I'll The requi.
site sig"r and energy 10 bring II 10 an ear.
~ and successful leuninslion; and CT %
prosecuting il. as well within the conce.
drd territory and jurisdiction Of Mexiro
as within lle United States. or The Ieni
inry in dispute between the two countries.
but I would rause il tn he constantly and
distinctly understood that did not invade
the territory Of Mexico for the purpose
Of conquest and appropriation. and that.
50 far As The question Of boundary is in
Waived. I should be 81 all times ready 10
make treaty establishing the same bOun.
Diary whirh we claimed al the commence
meni Of the war"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

.Eenge. and uniniag pe.serfFsnns IN TFa-
sernling . guenila NsTiarr. whirh Ihry
SAGE milhoul rngsEj % lars human o.
diaiae, and with al lhe advantages deEiE-
"a from ! knnalesige az loraliiies. are ma
kil.g themselves known with fearful Fl.
leeI. While ne shuddrr q Mexicsn ,
taorilies. their arts a. assassination. d
bloody perkdy and inhuman cru. ny, and
would Fisil ihem with speedy sod terri
BE punislimenis. the blush nf shame man
lies our cheeks. = The reluctant conviction
IS forred upon ~ Illai thry are sess Of re.
irlbuiive Vengeanre.
What says he intelligent correspondent
10 whom We hare referred above!
We found On our march many melan.
eilnly evidences of the sirOcilies 0f The
volunteers, in The silent streets and desert
cd houses Of towns and villages, the burnt
iaeales and waste fields Of farms and ran.
ehos. Monterey. sihe beautiful" the
pride Of Mexico, once the loyeliesl city 0I
the World. now disfigured and polluted. can
only be recognized BY ihe eternal Sierras
lhai no barbarian hand ran mar or delile.
Rineonada, Papsgayos, Pnniiaguda and
other ranchos, are either destroyed or de-
serted. .s
I've hesTdererywhere biiiereomPlainis
Of The foul excuses and cnormiiies Of" the
white cnmanches Of The NoHh," as the
Mexicans rall voluntary defenders Of Oul
eoanlry's honor and rights. In a former
letter, we predicted that the conduct o.
these men would provoke the terrible re-
salialiun Of the guerilla warfare. II Ia.
already begun. Dispatches have beer
captured, and detachment after delachmcn
cut Oh, and our garrisoned towns in ih'
so-called conquered territory, are but lii
lie better than besieged foriresses surround
ed BY the hosts Of the enemy"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Gre Nsar.-In our columns to-day viii he
s,.nd some iETDrlani news from MeHicO. The
amounts frcaa Northern Menioo are assuming :
painful issrEest. The accoun, of the insuuec-
tim 81 Tsos, and The mupscI Of large numh~r
.sf Amracans and alsa of ihc critical position 81
.pur snail force Il Santa Pc, comes IA 80 credia-
Els . shape that We much fear lhere Is no eHage-
.rsion in Il. Such result might have been an.
sripaiOl from nc known character Of the Meni-
cans; andthe apparent willing subicction on their
pari turns out 70 have been . mere ieint Cor De.
csPlion. Nothing shor, Of a strong military force
viii keep them IN subsection.
On the seabolrl preparations were siiIl going
forward Cor The attack on Vera Cruz. The ritz
zcns 81 the town. II j. said. have turned out en-
mcsse to clear away the sand embarked against
the walls on the northern and western side, and
to dig ditch ;-the women and children being
actively engaged in carrying away the sand. SAN
ia Anna. !, was said, had transmitted $4,000 Of
his own funds 10 all the garrison.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 10Th insi.
announces the arrival Of tho United States rese-
nue cutter Forward from Anton Lizardo. with let
tiers to the 10Th Of February. In summing up
the intelligence received, the Pcayunc. speaking
Of the mission Of senior AlOcha, who was the
bcaer Of dispatches from this government TO the
,,.,,.,,..,,, II M,x,.o ..rs.
"Ile reached Vera Cruz on the 9th ul-
limo, and proceeded Immediately 10 Mex
leo. lie returned from the capital on the
Goth, and repaired Immediately on board
the Forward. and is now, We presume, on
his way TO Washington. II is not sup
posed he has accomplished much by his
mission. The Mexicans had personal
objection to him, and bis reception by The
authorities Of Vera Cruz, and the people
and government Of Mexico, was anything
but cordial" <@e..@..
A letter from OH board the United States squad.
ron the editor Of the Picayune referring to this
subject. says: ~s @ o..
"The subject Of Mr.. A,ocha's despatch
cs is discussed 10 the recent papers. but
have moi yet seen or heard Of any favora'
bic allusion 10 il. The Vera Cruz pa
pers state that our government have pro-
posed to Mexico an indemnity Of twenty
millions for the line of the 26,h parallel
from the Ria del Norte to The Pacific. II
is understood that Mr.. Aiocha's remarks
have confirmed this statement so far as
this, that fifteen millions are offered for
the above mentioned boundary line. tho
United States waving all claims on Mex
leo. and assuming the indcmnities due her
citizens. There i. story that ten thou.
sand men are 10 be. kept on the frontier TO
prevent smuggling. These reports are re-
garded among us with great deal Of in
creduliiy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
STATE OF NORrH-CARaLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTfI-CAR0I.INA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, ls47.
Thomas Woody and Maryhis nifs, alfred Ho,-
needy and Rachel has icifs. Samuel Andreao
and EIeanor his cife, Nathaniel Moody, Ma
than Woody, hugh Woody and James Woody.
against -
Nathan Elliott aud Cathariae As ,pife, and
Epoch Woody, minar heir Of Joseph Woody,
deceased, -
Original Bill.
1T appearing in this cause, according to law,
4 that Nathan Elliott and Catherine his wife,
and Enoch Woody, are not inhabitants Of this
state: II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for six successive weeks in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, fot said defendants to appear at
the next term of the Court Of Equity for Orange
county, to be held at Hillsborangh on the seconl
Monday Of September next, and answer said bill,
or the same win be taken pro conesso as 10 them,
and heard accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, c. NE,
. By q. F. LONG, Deputy.
Price adv. $500. 7l-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Political Dishonesty. In February
1915, Ms. G. ]. Ingersoll introduced resolutions
from the Committee Foreign Affairs, to annex
Texas, and made speech thereon, in which oc-
ours the following passagc:-
"The stupendous deserts between the
Nueecs and the Bravo rivers are the naiu-
raj boundaries between the Anglo-Saxon
and the Mauritanian races. There ends
the valley Of the West. There Mexiro
begins. Thence beyond the Bravo Rio
Grande, begins the Moorish people, and
their Indian associates, 10 whom Mexico
properly belongs; who should not cross
that vas, desert il they could, as we, on
our side. too, ought to stop there, because
lnterminabc conflicts must ensuc our 60
ing south. or their coming north of that
gigantic boundary. While peace is cher
ishei that boundary will be sacred. Not
till the spirit IF conquest RACES, will The
people on either side modest or mix with
each other; and whenever they do, one
or The other race must be conquered, II not
cxingaishcl."
This WAS Mr.. Charles J. Insersall's opinion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Tho North American. This able
Wing journal, published in the city of Philadel-
phia, has received a voluntary expression Of the
high sense entertained Of lis efficiency and use
fulness from some twcnty.lour United States Sc
majors and iifly-two Representatives, in which
they commend it to the patronage of the Wings
Of the Union. This paper is conducted with
great ability both as political and literary jour
nal-having an editor for each department. 1t
Is large sheet, handsomely printed in quarto
form, and is furnished to subscribers at So per an
nqpsin advance.
The SOutherncr, an able Wing jour
nal, edited by james NJ. Crane, and published in
Richmond, Va, has also been recommended by a
number of Senators and Representatives to the
supper, of the Wings of the Union. The South
crner is of small size-iive columns to the page
and is furnished to subscribers at 81 per annum,
in advance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
The New Regimsnts.-AG General o.

The New Regiments "A General Or
der issued al Washington. assigns the
Field Officers TO the Ten Regiments au-
,horixed 10 be raised for the war. Col.
Louis d. Wilson is assigned 10 the l2lh
Regiment oi lnlsnlry, which IS 10 be re-
cruiied in North and South Carolina. Tex
as. Arkansas and Missouri, Two COM
panies in esrh Stale. The companies 10
be raised in North and Soaih Carolina,
will rendezvous al Fori MoultrIe. s. G.
preparatory 10 immediate embarkation for
Poist Isabel. Col. Wilson's hcad-Qusr-
lers are al New O,lesn,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25


Journal Of { ommerce SAYS: -t
"Thc Mississippi, which sailed on the
7ih, carried out. as now learn, full in
stnicliOns from our government TO ilie a.
bic and intelligent u. States Consul in the
City Of Mexico, Mr.. Black. who is still
employed there as means OF communi.
cation between the iwo governments.
"Mr. Black will annunelale the Three
Million Bill. which conveys, on its face,
Ia the Mexican government the expression
Of desire, on the part Of the American
Congress, to obtain a speedy and honor.
able peace with Mexico. The Mississip'
ri may possibly arrive al Vera Cruz, il
the equinociial gales do not interrupt her,
BY The Goth March. Il strikes me that,
very possibly, preliminaries Tor treaty
Of peace, will be settled before the intend.
ed assault upon Vera Graz and the Gas,
lie. That was the opinion expressed by
Mr.. Soule before he left The city,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Union Institute.
Rev. III. Craven, Principal.

rENHIs Institution is located in the North West
l. corner Of Randolph county, is miles from
Grccnsborough and l6 from Lexington. The To-
cation combines the prominent advantages desir-
able in boarding school, viz: chespncss, moral
ity, good society in the vicinity, health, &c.
The instruction impaired has been pronounced
by competent judges, to be equal in any respect,
to any similar institution in the state. The school
has been under the supervision Of the present
principal d, ring the last five years, and is now
permanently organized. The Institute is furnish
ed with ioerably good Apparatus, and the ne
cessary globes, maps, and minerals. Extensive
additions and repairs are pow in progress Of the
hsfitue and boarding houses, so that any neses-
sary accommodation will he afforded. The stu
dents board from to mile distant. The course
of study is a thorough academical education, or
preparatory for any college. Regular lectures ON
Natural Science, Political Economy, and Mental
and Moral Philosophy, are delivered by the Prin-
cipal. The Bible is daily attended to, and ON the
sabbath The students attend Iocitatioas and pub
lie preaching. The necessary text books are fuE.
nished as low as lacy can be bought at any othsr
place. .|-
Tuition, (including the Languages, Mathe~ #
mates, Natural and Moral Sciences, and
all usually taught in any High School,)
per session of five months, $500
Board and washing, per month, 500
Contingencies, per session, 100
The Summer Session will commence on tho
18th of March. Address, Hunts Store, Gailfosa
county, N. G.
M. w. LEACH, l
los. JOHNSON
aABEZ LEACH, faS"es-
L. NJ. LEACH,
March l. lS47 7()-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

S'Ivs ana ihfes zee Ssaes pH b.b,y aAassa
% Ihs Unlns. u lhls shes . { ne . A aas
geography ~ TsKas he ealHrs. { aisla
ssrsr % d.n'ni.h lhs Eesl a hscs. .ho
oppose sud tlloss sho sae-urgipg araeEs.
,lan."
cea@sass sfon thrss ssrgr'phs are
unnecessary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Major General Benton and the Cabi-

IIajor General Benton and the Cabi-
net-Rumor says tina. the following was
the division in the Cabinet on the qnes-
ton of acce,ling 10 Mr.. Benton's condl-
lions Of acceptance Of the post Of Major
General:
Ayes-Cave Johnson, Postmaster &C.
neral, and Nathan Clifford, Attorney &C.
neral-2.
Nays-James Buchanan. Secretary Of
State, r. J. Walker. Of the Treasury. and
John J. Mason, Of the Nays.
The President is understood to have
been strongly inclined towards the affirm
alive, and to have been disposed to con-
cede to the terms, il the Cabinet would
have supported him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Mammoth 0x.--'rhe Cleveland Herald
says, there is an OK in tina, city, raised on
the Western Reserve. six years old, now
measuring lOa feet from head 10 tail, 81
feet in girlh, 81 feet high, and weighing in
the neighhorhood of 1000 lbs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Obituary..

Died, in this county, on Saturday the 18th in
staut, Major SAMUEL STRArHoRN, in the 62d
year of iils age. He was a worthy citizen and an
honest man; and was highly esteemed by his
neighbors and friends. 1850. 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Thirty Thousand Three Hundred b
Thirty Dollars ReWard.--The Adiutant

General of the United States Army offers
in the National Police Gazette, a reward
of thirty thousand three hundred and thir-
ty dollars for the arrest OF one thousand
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
m A r BE D,

In New Orleans, on the 4th ult- by the Rev.
N. o. Preston, DIR. p. YEIsER to Miss SARAH c.
SMITH, late of Vermont @*
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Eina Insurance Company.


n IL diseri@s q ahe IEina Pie lnzsanrs
GomPany q Hanfad. c0nnesairua. hase
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comEanios hase lesn unshis - pay shsir lases
and Monnd np. tbs comFAny kns Eoue - Fuas-
peFOussy. BeiAes their origimnl rsrsaal th3@
have larse inEossed fsn1 suG.rxni . H.ees al
loxcG
TIE uRlrisignnd. = dir Agrnf. ) psrpaNd
% rereips apPlrsiians b nail q olherui4 fOr
Poliries. e. giant rsEilealss q their Heneual en-
reasonable terms
F0r fursher Information sEFiy 10 Dr.. 4 J. NJ.
I.iladzry, 6EecEslorongh. CAPS. =. u. wlllisns.
Danxilie, MesSrS MeDearnian a. Dasis. HslisE
&C. II. Va. a. c. Finlcy. Esg. claIkssills, Va.
Beni. G. Cook. Eaa. OAford. and hsl LANES N.
PalmeE, Hilsborongh.
N. ]. PALMER. Agent
MiilOn. n. O., Msrch %. 7l-sw
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, ls47.
Stephen Glass and ,cits Elisabeth VS.. John
Winding and ,cite Margaret.
Original Bill.
1T appearing in this cause, according to hw,
Il that John Winding and Margaret his wife are
not inhabitants of this state Il is thereforsoser
ed that publication he made for six successive
weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, for said de-
PENDANTS to appear at the next term of the Court
of Equity for Orange county, to be held at Hills
borough on the second Monday of September
next, and answer said bill, or the same will DO
taken pro confesso as to them, and heard accord
ingly. ~ 1s
JAMES WEBB, C. M. Il.
BY q. F. LONG, Deputy.
Price adv. $3.50. ,7l-6w
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and eierendeseTieTs from De 4. s. Amy.
The names snd psriirular descriptions d
rarh solder are contained IN he advertise
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Santa Fe. 1hey Wsrt gsnsFally in god
hsallh and progressing slowly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

BLANKS for sale al this Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-12

The following singular circumstances
we copy from 4" SCOTS Reccolcctions of
Naval Life. "A marine, who had Just
joined the ship, and who was unacquaintcd
with the excellent qualities of the dog. en-
dcavord while bathing TO entice him from
his station into the water. The noble ami.
nal paid no attention TO his invitation.-
One of the crew told the marine that if he
swan out of the sail, and would call out MS
if in distress. and suit tie rction TO the
wCrd, Mr.. Boatswain. would certainly
obey his summons. The marine took his
hint, got out of the sail, and began to en-
act the part of II drowning man TO pcrfoc-
ton. The dog instantly sprung into the
water, with his cars erect. his eyes flash.
ing fire from intense anxiety away he
swan e the soldier, who. on the approach
of his canine friend began 10 have some mis-
giving as to the wisdom Of his proceedings
He now became alarmed lest the dog
should s. ize him. which Boatswain appear
ed resolved to execute. His fears in
creased with the dog 5 cndcavours to efftc
his purpose and finally he roarcd on
most Justify for help from his shipmates.-
The louder the poor fellow sung out, thu
more determined was the sagacious brute
TO seize him, and he very soon accomplish
ed his purpose. erasping him firmly by thu
hair at the back of the neck and twistin.
his face towards the heavens, brough
him alongside amidst the convulsivc roars
of laughter of the whole of the ships com
pany and the piteous cries of the jolly ma
rine Rontswain would NOT reSiun his bnl,
till the frightened man was assisted up tn
side the bite of "A rope being then place.
overt GARD for his conductor, he placed hi
fore legs in it up to his shoulders, an
holding himself stiilly out, was hauled W
and calmly resumed his watch as if notl
ing had happened.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-12
From the Yankee Doodle
Uncle Salll's Invitation,

" Wanted, a thousand able -bodied men to 20 to
Mexico."-Dead Walls
II your cnnse were MS Just as the Yankees are brave
49, Dear Uncle, you'd find not your children so slow
10 throw down the sickle and grid on the glaive
conquer that peace from the hand of your foe
But really, uncle, we can't bu, opinc
Ihat your conscience has grown rather knotty and
sered,
When you chicane the Don that his meum means
thine
And swear you will have it in spite of hi. beard.
And, truth to confess you are well on the way
:, 10 prove to the world the full sweep of your right
FOR, certcs, from Brpzos to far Santa Fe,
GU hold all his fee by the sword arm Of might.
You have laid your huge hand on his villas and towns
Whose jewellers are oucasts unshcltcrcd TO weep
And slipped from their leashes, your ironteethed
hounds
Have chased his small game from the face of the
deep.
But say, nave you. uncle, escaped without scnth
is the march of the victor all velvet and rose }
Alas the fresh graves that rise thick your path
Pray, were they all filled from the ranks of your foes
Not breeze waves your banner but whispers of wo,
From some husbandess cot some fntherless hall
TO count the red drops you have drawn from the foe
The tears of your children outnunber them all
You may tain deem, awake, that your glory atones
For the wall OF the living, the gore of the dead
But methnks that your sleep must be haunted b,
groans
And the thread of your dreams most unpleasant,
red
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-12

The LIZ NERRIERE PLANET. II appears
by late discoveries that this planet is con-
tinuallv approaching the earth. When
first discovered, it was with difficulty seen
with the most powerful telescope +; but it is
now nearly visible to the naked eye. 1t is
said to travel at the rate of million and
a half of miles in twenty-fjur hours, and
it is believed by some TO partake of the ma
turc of a comet, some philosophers appre.
bend serious results from its approach
The most learned professors in England and
France are anxiously endeavoring to solve
the MYSTERIOUS problem.