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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

siuBsCRlBER> TO thr Recorder VINO intend
t. make payment in Wood, are requested
to rerol'ect thai at this season Of the year the
article Is mu.i needed.
November "a. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

sthE svrlHg SessItn II thIs lnstrutinn M
commence Oh the Is h Of January, 1887
This &C adrmy, situated N the couniy &c W.
age twelve "a les north west of HIllshurouvh,
sIx miles North nf Mason Hail, aud six n,,.es
west e Prospect 'iiil IN Casw. u county, IF rs
every facility for cnmrie'e aca!rm,ral cnurs.
# edu"atInn. and up N as reasnaab t. rms az
the high rces Of the tunes viii possibly js,I.
ty. There Wi be two fuIi sessions / Eve
months each m the YEAR.
The prices for instruc,io" in she Erst class
ire five dollars per ses-lpn. aai N tue second
class ten dollars per Session.
The tifst class among Other things, cornpri-
ses the Following branches, viz. Pennmanshtp.
Arithmetic English Grammar, Gengrapuy with
the use "f the Maps &c. History, Philosophy,
Lng'c. Astronomy Tie branches taught IN
the second class are the Latin, Grcck and
French Languages.
At the expiration Of the first session there
viii be pubic ex mina'ion ard a VACATION ri
two weeks. The very hatterinC manner in
which this institution has been patrouizch by
generous public, lays the subscriber under
many strong Obligations and produces in him
determination neither to spare expenses.
paias nor 'abour, to render this institution m
every respect inferior to none Of the kind in
the state.
Tue subscriber IL prepared 10 accommodate
twelve or fifteen students with board al six dol
.aTs per mouth Beard can be had convenient
TO the academy for any smount Of students
II any person should wish 10 correspond with
the subscriber upon the subject Of the 4cade
my, he will please direct 10 Pleasant Grove
post Office.
DANIEL w. KERR.
Pleasant Grove. Orange. Dec. I AZ
@ The Raleigh Star and Milton speC,a.
tor will publish the above every other week
until tie 18th January, and forward their &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

"Asy year Tirh soa
HrubeEsns. nstaEeis better hlsssi &c pear
De- every land -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Top Dressing Gross Laads.-An i'm
PORTRAIT fact in regard 20 this matter. has
been Communicated 10 us by an inleill.
gent visitor. VIZ that the same quantity
Of manure is twice or thrice ~ beneficial
on youag Is IL 10 On old mesdos. Plants
like animals, if stinled or half starved
when young. seldom acquire great Elgor
or luxuriance Afterwards; the organs ut
nutrition become adspIed IN The early
supply of food. and cannot be readily en-.
larged. ON is being increased IN advance
cd age. Hence the advantage VI employ
ing rich soils for nurseries--of keeping
Young farm stock wrll-and Of applying
msnures 10 young grass. A gentleman
top dressed some grass lands al one. two
and three ysars old. and he found the be-
neiil 10 the 6rsI. dnuble what IL was the
sernnd. and treble that shown BY the
third. The hint is one Of some impor.
rance to husbandry. and We hope IL will
be improved npon. The rule does h"ld
sO''d in regard IN animals. Cultisafor.
COOP News AND TRuE.-FlOu al 81
per- BUrel.-Go 90 the Factions. or I" she
Rice Machines. and purchase $50 lbs.
small or broken Rice al SIi per 100 lbs.
then take u 10 Mr.sGreen's viii. whose
Miller understands preparing ii) and have
IL ground into fine Flour. Thus Won will
have (aiter toll is deducted) barrel Tor
2O1 Ihs. Of as good Flour, al the low
price Of four Dollars. as you are nov
buying every dan from The New Workers
nj three times the sun.
What we prsclise ourselves and find
good. nay very good. we feel morally
bound to impart 10 our neighbOrs The
posr al least nav profit by it. Let all
tske the hini that will.
Wilmington .4iyer,iser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Their Goods have beea selected with great
care IN the view York and PnIIadeipaIs msI.
ke1s, and bought sniirely with cash; they there.
FIRE feel con6ient in saving, they can aud riI
cell % good bargains % any other house IN III
place.
Call and examine our goods. and decide Tor
yourselves; n you Ike ;hem and our prices.
We will thanh you f"r your custom.
E-@ Goods will he gwen IN sEekanss for
very description Of rO~airg made CiOlk.
o r. Long s. Co. would respectfully tende,
their thanks to tn public for the very libera
patronage they have heretofore received; snd
hope, by close attention 10 their business and
moderaie prices siIll To- merit and receive q
respectable portion Of their custom.
n,saher Is 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
Sale Of Negroes and Land.

is@f yIbue OF decree oil the Cour of Equuy
Tor Orange county, made ., September
tern last, viii 'frft sale at Hilsbo .opsh,
on Monday tho q Gay ~ Janusrv neat,
THIRTEEN NEGROES,
mostly s"ung IL likely
Also one Tract Of Land. containing a.
bout 3l3 Acres adjo' ing Brsdle, Cuirus and
others.
And one other Tract Of sboul 400 acres
90 lie waters oi B. cs Creek, sljornIng John
Tuompson aud Others.
I'rms Of sale nine months rsdlt, bond and
security cor a.
ELI WOODS. Commissionsr.
November "a. &c
~ The Milton Spectator will publish tire
aao'e :, rec " eks and forward the account 10
this alice for payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
SEE n Err E!!
FILL IND H'F.rTER
GOODS.

0Sl0I0 Re a9Ia . Goa
PAVE he pleasure ofIainrRlng then friends
= aud the public generally. that the, nave
Just received sod noW oficr for sale. al the I'D
.'sad a. Y Nichols & Co.
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Hsihfer Es0ofJs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
ADAM NALDIF

)stobsr 30. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
HTGH SCENES "a. pEN.NsyITaYtq,


The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have appointed a
Committee OF investigation with the notorious anti.
Mason stevens at their head enquire into the chaac-
ter and secrets IF the Masonic Lodge O. They have
been cutting broad swnrtb." They have summoned
many hasODs from distant paris Of The State-to olae
their ouhs, and tell the secrets Of their Institution
Among these Is Chief Juice Gibson. Tx. Governor
Vol, &c DC. Governor Wolf has conducted biusslf
with great frmness and discretion. lie protested
against the authority Of The Committee, Of tie House
iise "under the Constitution 10 citizen 10 10.
pear and give evidence before such Committee touching
such question" Ills whole Protest indeed breathcs
the indignant spirit Of Freeman lie declined TO APP
pear before tbenand motion was then made 10 atoch
him Tor contempt. Amer a long debate before the
Legislature, y was carried by vote Of 80 10 90
On thursday last the attachment was served upon him
and ne appeared before the Committee letter in the
Phadeipha Sentinel from Harrisburg states that he was
" accompanied By number OF citizens understood
the overnor to say that he there by compusion
ana not OF hrs free will and accord and desired that
record TO that effect should be made; that he refused
70 be sworn or testify in the business in which they were
engaged referring the committee n communication
addressed to them few days since for his reasons add
Ing, ana consider the whole proceedings unconsttu.
uonai Tho committee then Informed The Governor
tha MS refusal TO answcr would be reported the House
and animated that resolution would accompany the re-
port 70 prng him. The Governor, u Tho bar Of the House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
THE ABOLITION nEs0LIJTIoNs

The question was closed in the House OF DELEGATES
last evening about o'clock AFTER arduous debate
Neither the original Resolutions nor the substitute has
been carred-but series Of Compromise Resolutions
with some notifications, which had been agreed upon by
certain members OF both parties, aud which were pre-
sencd on Tuesday do 90 so far as the oroi-
mi resoluiions but they agree spirit pretty much
with the substitute Tile presentation Of The CONFRONT sc
produced different array Of pares-Messrs. Gimer,
Hunter OF Essex Dorman &c. (of the Whigs) went fer
them--Alessrs. Stanard, Parker, Brown, &c against
them - he shape, which they assume is given in
our KePorters sketch Of the proceedings We
late the public on the end Of the debate We arc happy
T. add that though the debate for the last days has
been arduous and proracted it has been
by much more orderly and harmonious spirit
To-day the House will 90 upon the Expuugng Reso-
lutiOns, in Committee Of the WHOLE question is
hrly to array political parties under their Legitimate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
rnlfMuN-Lnarrr
sNoLArn Booros, Secretary. NAV 0"1'

COLONIZATlON SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
The fifth annual meeting Of the Colonization Society
Of Virginia was held at the Capitol ON FRIDAY sI
January, 1886.
VIM. Maxwell Vice President in the Chair
The annual report Of the Board Of Managers was
read, together with heTreasurer account and on mo-
ton OF WIN. Pope, Esq,
ResoiVed, That the be accepted and published in
the newspapers of This city.
On motion Of WIN. H. Macrarand ESQ.,
Rcsoiecd, That this Society, in common with the
whole county most deeply depores the death of John
benefcent patron
On motion Of Rev WIN NJ. Atkinson.
Resoieed, That Virginans we are gratiGcd to be.
heve, that IN supporting the Colonization Society we
are sustaining principles, only WISE patriotic and
benevolent IN themselves, bot repeatedly sanctioned by
our own Legislature, aud perseveringy and zealouslv
advocated by many of the llustous statesmen Of
Virginia.
On motion Of Rev r. r. Gurley,
Resoired That at this time when the principles of
this Society are violently asslied, and other principles
tending to subver The public peace f not 10 overthrow
Of this institutions especially the South power
fully urged 10 give 10 the Of African Colonization
united and cordial support
On motion Of Rev. &. w. Andrews
Rescieed That the signal success which has attended
The effort to plant colony in Africa establishes the prac
tcabity Of our enterprise, and affords every encourage
On motion ofRev w. s. Pluner,
hcsolrfd That This society regard with ihankfulness
he Jsdcicus and efficient abors Of Col Hail. rendered
Tor few months during the last year. and recommend
70 the Board Of Managers, 20 appoint pucca
be suitable agent for The work Of raising the Of
the ten thousand dollars which the friends cause
been led TO expect would he raised by the first Of May
next, and for promoting Stale the general objects
oftbe society.
On motion Of Rev. J. 3 Jetcr
Resoirsd, That the Colonization Society by the icii
Ties which u gives TO the spread Of the Gospel Afri.
ca and Tor the civilization Of that great continent strong
" recommends itself 70 the pous and phianthfopic
ne Society then proceeded 10 the election Of officers
and managers for the ensuing year as follows
JOHN TYLER, Presideat
James Madison, james Peasants, WIN Maxwell TIo.
ratio G. Winston, Abel Upshur, John "A. Cooke Ed
mnnd Colston, Lewis Summers, Sydney S. Baxter,
Charles fenton Mercer, and James M. Garnstf, Vice
Presidents.
Joseph Mayo, Corresponding Secrctary
David Burr, Rec0rdinQ Secrsnrg
Benjamin Brand, TrsasUrer.
William II Fitzwbylson Nicholas Mills, James r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

Heath, John IL Eustace Herbert A. Claiborne Fleming
James, y III Peasants. Hall Nelson, Gusiavus A. NY
Cray, Managers
And then the meeting adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

The Alexandria Gazette (Whig) prbnounces that 'the
Message, throughout, heathes the most eeimined sp
rit, and IFS tone energetic oad LotTy The Gazette
- right II is the spirit of an American Patriot who has
onght and bled for the liberties and honor of his country
Every Patriot will rc.echo his ee ntinents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

Louisiana Legisiatnre.N Orleans dates are at hand
to The 9Th January but Senator had then been elect
ed he Legislature met the 9TH. A member
lhr. Rousse) had been appointed Clerk of the II. OF
h-Oh the 9th, the Senate received Resolution from
the other House. designating the 9TH the day for going
time, but the Senate refused I'd reading on that duy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

OF Representatives. The Governor then , n the room
at his leisure This inqusioral conduct i'm the 10Th
century, and in the bosom Of enlightened republic .
must have the effect ofopening the eyes of the people
TINS vile and contemplate Anti-Masonc Association
Harrisburg correspondent of the Pennsylvania SAYS
This proceeding is abomnable and the split of wanvn
persecution manifest and clear and think il docs not
require great degree Of the spirit Of prophecy per-
ceive hat will excite the the people III
TO see unofending who has stood bish in their
cuniidence, dragged before nqusitoria power for
purpose that he believes, e declares to be- unccns
tutinnnl and illegal.
Much sympathy appears to DO excited here in his
iavor and think 1t has done much complete the re-
cancellation between the late different divisions of the
Democratic Party.
Every thing assists the Republican party of Penn
sylvania: The violence of the Anti Musons. the
schisms of the friends of Harrison and Webster-tlcir
own union sit is gratifying (says the Harrisburg Re-
porc to observe the disay which pervades the ranks
oil our Federal Wing OPPONENTS occasoned by the
union OF the democratic party. They i'm the aban.
comment OF dsscnsoDs all their ambitious hopes
blghtcd in the budhat the Bank their darling nstru-
ment of wealth and power must be permitted 10 expire
IN despite of all their efforts continue its existence
that Van Buren, and the true hero of the Thames the
statesman and the citizen soldier will receive the vote
OF Pennsylvania by the old Jackson majority of5O 900
OHio.The 9Th of January Convention assembled at
Columbus and nominated on the I'd ballot Eli Baldwin
tor Governor. 1t was received with northumberland
upon the instant, the friend of DR. Hamm who was
the next highest on the vote magnannously withdrew
his nomination. The whole in attendance, Delegates
and visitors, could not have to less than 600
persons
Louisiana Lcgisiatpe.--N Orleans dates are at hand
to the 9Th January but Senator had then been elect
ed he Legislature met the 9TH. A member
(Mr Roussel,) had been appointed Clerk of the H. OF
X On lhaE Tho -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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o,nn er fact in feiner Dotfbaft:
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N. &, gsi3olas, Elm esndtor Don seafana,

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9teaeose 0ra. Qinffon; !orn. searle.
bon 2iefin9 @anntp aI6 preloent Nl0ter
an bic 9teae oes aIer. 9arper.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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Hreptaa Den S. Sebruar, : 1896.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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Duttb pies einfabs Srantben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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a,AaYyill neltbes BON eiperpDl am
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