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Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
EtatE "a lylIr Hdlsa laIl.
ANNUAL METEORIC SHOWER.

ANNUAL METEORIC SHOWER.
Facts already aseertained, leave no doubt
Of the recurrence Of the "Meteoric Showers
on the morning of the l3th of NovemBer.--
The precediHg day had been rainy, and
early the same night the sky was overcast
but before midnight the frmameAt became
cloudless, and the stars shone with uhwont-
cd brilliancv.
About half past three o'clock, observing
thatthe metcors began 10 appear IN unusdal
humhcrs, 4 direciedsmv attention towards
the Eastern part Of the heavens, whence
they mostly proceeded, and closely watched
.the stars from the Great Bear on the north
to CAMS Majur on the south, embracing in
my field OF view about one third Oi the fir
mameni. A - L.I..... .....r.......l
Il was sOondiscoyeEed, IhOt nearlyRll the
meleoFs shutih direclions which, ON ,bein.s
race6l clEuh6tins eiaadtlis sane pg;s.s;
near tlle Lyons Eye. For a quarter Of an
hour, from half past three O'clock, counted
twenty .swo ineteors, Of which all but three
emanated from the above radiant point in
Lon. Ten left luminous 4rainsl sfselve
were without 1rsfhs; and the three that did
nOtconiorm to the general irectiOn, moved
peFceptibly slower than tie. Others. Tie
next Is ininutes afforded hut seven meteors
and the alliiber gradually declined unti
day-liglt
The exact position Of the radiant was
near a small star, forming the apex of a
triangle with the two bright stars in the face
of Leo. lis right ascension was las degs
and declension 25 degs. Its place was
therefore very nearly the same as in 1884
differing only half Rdegree in right ascen.
sion, and all the pHenoMena very much re
semblcd those observed THAI year, excep
that they continued shorter periOd.
Although the shooting stars occuFat va
riouS seasons oette year, vet these imeteO.
Fic showers, whether they Occurou larger
or a smaller scale, arc marked by severa
striking peculiariliesi--l, The meleOrs ARE
nuchsnorC frequent thHTOsaal, and sovne
Ih'hOS aNS NNSOOutHkty fuHHOtOuSA q. a
larger Proporuonythat common, leave 10
tninoas tgaiUs 3. They mostly seem !,
radiate from u common centre, aud for sew
erahyears past the radihnt has been IL
nearly,the SAME part Of the heavens, name
ly,iu the Constellation Leo. II is also ex.
lceedingg remarkable that the shower is no
only repeated on the same day Of the wear
but arrives at its maximum every where
and at every recurrence, at nearly the SANK
honr Of the morning---(rom 3 to A O'Clock.
BY a letter obligingly communicated 4
tho writer Of this article from Samuel Dnns.
ter. Esq. agent of the Franklin Iron Works
Springyale, Maine, il appears that the
display was asConsiderabIy more splendid Al
that place than htga. The whole number
ol' meteoFs coaIlled from 3 o'cloclt 10 & mi.
nuies past six, was253. An aroraI arch
which appeated inthe north between the
hoprs of 1 and ), followed BY auforal siren
Indrs, enhanced The interest of the hieteofic
exhibition. AS was observed here, NE me-
lsqs elaanOled f'0m c0mmon radiant sit
Ialed in tho Constellation Leo.
This notice has been delayed inthe hope
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
TOMORROW.

RY THE NON. MRS. NoRToN.
Khese'sF tbs griefth dims my eye,~
Whate'er the cause of sorrow,
We turn We weeping to the slSv
r And say, "we'll smile to-norrow."
And when from those We love to part,
From hnpC we comfort borrow,
And whisper to onr aching heart,
"We'Il meet again tomorrow
But when tomorrow comes, 'tis still
An inngc Of to-day,
SIN tears our heavy eyelids fill,
Still mourn we those away.
And when that morrow too is past,
"a yesterday Of Sorrow;)
Hope, smiling, cheats u' tu the last
With visions Of Tomorrow.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
CARtta,r. III nov, II

NAkbtstEs tllstN0Va ~!
We were visited on Friday digit anl
early on Saturday morning last, With one Of
the most terrible thunder siorpis we ever
remember t0 have witnessed. Tho rain
poured down in torrents from halt phst IL
-s'clock, until atoas l, with liltlo ifflsmiss
sion, The thardar burst etIh II awful
peals, shaking tbe hmses II ihe,r very
iulnihii0ris, and be Ilistes Of lid lightning
were rapid anddaszlhg hight. TlIe scens
was grand lBeaiailal--slOEmo WI ara
sorry lo say lbat ii ,lid pass over wiihaR
leaving marks plitS passage BehinI. The
bamof Nir. Satnnel Sgntnan, about 6yc
miles northwestern this place, was slruek
BY lighting, which spread 50 generally
through the building, d IN d few nlorhenis
- envelope the whole Of Il ID fiamesl and
caused the entire destruction Of the Iill1
ing, iogether with all Ole crops Of grairi I'D
0 head u horses.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

A SIsTER.--IIe who hos never known q
sisters kind mnistralions, nor felt his hear
warming beneath her endeariRg smile arc
lOye-beamins eye, has been unfortunate in.
deed. 1t is not to be wondered ifthe loun
tions ofpure feeling flow in his bosom bu
sIuugishly, or, if the gentler emotions o.
his nature be lost in the sterner attribute:
OF manhoOd.'
"Ihat man has grownhp among kind and
afcc6onate sisters" | once heard lady
of msch observation and experience re-
mark. s5a44
Sand why do youthink so!'' said |.
"Becpuseofthe acknowledgment Of all
the t6Aderer and more refined feelings d
.vio8 hsaH which are 20 apparent in every
actiod, in every wordsa
Aslsler's influence Is fit, evefin, man,
ah00d later years; and the heart I hiui
who las gtOwt cold iniirs chilling daniEcl
willi lse World, win warm and llilifFH with
pure enjosfhebl, as some iucidcat awaken.
within himths soft tones and glad melodies
OF hissisiets soiee. Audhe will tuttl from
purposes which warped and false phiIo
sophy hHs reasoned into expediency, and
even weep for the gentler lnfiuenees which
moved him in bis earlier years.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

Some Of the Northern papers arc bogi6.i
nlngto take ground against the adplissi isal
of Texas into the American UnieH. 81 thB
ground that Il will Streglhcn The interest Of,
the slave h"ldiRg States, We shall saon
hear the Whole Northett phalanx 1oinihihe
cry and the alarm will be st,hntIeA IL tke-
~ plausible fUFng' 'ealcaialcd 10 awakanaets
pi1iss tsls Z q s6lg U ]. ~. ~
GINA md North CaFbll6a 10 iIle,r worss
enemies, wit embaldea sIlcze who age
now dealing y whispers D elsyaie ileig
tone and cnilaf6a 5otaa
cgning sesyi,1 II eli sif degs
signs Whiclepnnat ha laIsakea. TEis storm
is neutrality-suspicious. tTklg.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

HCRRfb CASE or ARsoN AND MfKBEH.s
Besides the murder ot, AleSsrs. Wright piia.
Husky, and four negroesin Hot Siifiiss
county, in Arkansas, alreadg noticed 80
our paper We have anobet % rertlfd HI The
same state Of equal ptrocisy. 4 MT t:a:;.;
ed Richardson's, and bis wit6 rnfl fWos chm
dren, residing on, 81. Fgapcis Kiser. wrt
found murdered and tbelfhulse bsrnt dawn,
a few weeks sinf.e. lie bud resided iaaii
adjoining county of Missouri. aud i SUP
posed to have had about $1,000 abauf.hi.
persun, which ~as probably the indrt'emtif
tothe act, The perpetrators hayo not beer
Observation-Disclosures Gazette,
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

BAD Is THE BEsT.--Mr. Horace Smith,
while lecturing the other night at the Sus-
sex Institution, Brighton, took occasion tn
POlntOut the necessity Of being content with
ones lot, illustrating the remark with tho
following bon mott "A friend % nine"
he said, ''a remarkably cool and philpsOphio
person, was lately travelling to London, at
A moment when he was lnboriRg lndurR
very severe cough, which not only was ex.
tremeIy. distressing to himself, but aisa
proved source Of great annoyance to his
fellow passengers, till, at last, an old gem
tleman enscnced in The corner, observed
with much displeasure, Sir, that's a very
bad cough you've got True. sir, replied
the other, 'bgt it's the best Ivo got.' go
IN
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

The owners Of R,ddph, he t.sa,aeky
Horse, or inihe style Of the Wsss. 'sThe
CORquefUr ofthe West aud South HcA.'f
have challenged tho owners ol BascOmb
tOmeot them on the course at texirglCn ~
run ior S3O,0OO aside, offering $1,000 tSibe
owners 10 cover their travelling expenses.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

On tho evening Of Tuesday, lest, Snow
fell IN this place lolhe depth Of an inch q
more,-lt was noted as curious cuincii
dence, that onthe day when the Elerlofs u
Georgia assembled al the Seat; &c Governs
nlent to give the State Cr HUGH ii
WHITE, OF Tennessee, Tint matttfe herself
should have donned a rhitc m,ntle.
MilledgetiIle JoAHnnl
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

1ltE ka1sSclL T hiss. .+2lH,. The eo0Fse &c.
lassae there appaaEed 90 saslce 100
Niflss y Freneh German, Englisb, Spln-.
ishI Iiaiian, Portuguese, tifeeA and L,siia.
The number u capperplaies and Autographs
amounted to |, ,O49, and that Of the in0isspal
publications to25O. Ia the royal prinkngg
office at Paris, there arc types Of SO orkn-
tai dialects, including modern and ancient
characters, ~ 10 OfE iropean nations which
do not make use Of Roman letters II'ia
whole Of the presses illllhe establishment
are capable ofworking 27sIO10 .sheals IA
aday, or 6s256 volumes q tfsrty Sheets
The number Of hands employed ia il tiss5e.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

CuRIocs FACT-A lady who resides At
Monkwearmouth, bad, when child, about
4 years old, two small pebbles pui inio hef
ears By an nsldcr sister in play, which, being
pressed too far, penetratcd the cavity Of the
car aud could n0t be extvlcied TIE eiFt
eumslaDee was attended with slight pain
and swelling Of the glands, and one Of the
stones, about seven years afterwards. was
yeided thrOughthe same aperture, Within
the last few days the lady experiehcs5 a
slight pain IN the eay, arrOnpsaied with
swelling 10 The glands, and difficulty. ia
swallowing and 10 her astonishmSai, ib6
other stone appeared in the cavity of the
ear, and was with ease extracted, after ha.
wing remainea 10 the head upwards Of A
years.-EHglisk paper.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03
No, 4s.--WhpIe -. .lsf,

Of being able b add sons particulars res
Pecfmg the succeeding nighisi but the.H
have proved UHfavoaals fof observation,
with the exception Offha nighi Of lhe 18th,
when the heaYeRs were aiienfvsly obsery.
ed from BALI past 2 i6haif pas, { O'clock
Only six meteors were ndlicpd, Of which
two only left trains These proceeded
from common point near de western
hinder paw Ofthe Great Bepr---a position Of
least Is degs north OF tho Fadiant observed
on the 18th.
Yale College, Nov. 10.
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

"Do not allow your love for one wo-
man to prevent your paving attention. 10 9th
ers. The object Of Your love is the only
one who ought tn perceive it,
"AvOid oil proverbs and cant Phrases in
conversation
"lf you meet a lady of your acquaintance
in the street, it is kcr part to notice you
first, unless, indeed, You are very intimate.
Tho reason is, fyos bow to lady first, she
may not choose to acknowledge you, as a
ge4lem0H cOHHOi cut her.
"Never nod to lady in the street, net
iher be satisfied with touching your hat
but take il of; it isa courtesy her sex dc.
mandS.
ado not insist on pulling off your glove
on any very hot day when you shake hands
wilh lady.--Gitbe Off why, all very well:
but il Is better TO run tho risk 0f heinz com
sidered ungallaht, than to pesent cIanmy
mgloyed hand. IL
\ "lf y0u meetR friebd in the street, in
co6ee7h0lse shop, OF indeed any public
place, neHeraddress him by name, at least
.notso loudly as that others may hear il.
Sensitive people do not like ID be shown up
TO strangers as tMr Jones' or sMr smith,
and SO attract disagreeabe notice. Accost,
your friend quietly; and do not roar ot,
'Ah! Mr. SMITH how 10 yOu do Mr. smith! I!
Ii is very offensive, and and shows great
want of proper deIicacy," uta
Southern telegraph., 1837-01-03

I Er1otETrE.-l-A little work has Just been
published in tSlasg0w, entitled the "Science
Of Ehqueue,s which furnishes a summary
Of the laws df good, broe ding, condensed in.
to small compass. The following arc a
few Of the max xims: e.
"True politeness consists in appearing
easy and natural, NOT forced and affected.
elf, Upon the entrance Of visitor, YOU
continue subject begun before. you should
always explain the subject ~ the new
conner.
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Stray Cows.
Notice.

SpEiE subscriber havu,g :, August Court,
- 1886. qua fled as sdm,nlslra,or on the es-
tate of LII ~ LIE, ELI G. deed, hereby
notifies all persons having claims against sald
estate 70 present item property authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this no
tice will be plead ID bar Of tber FcroN ery; and
all persons indebted to SAID estate, are request.
ed to make smned,at ns,ment
JAMES PHILLIPS, Adm'r.
May IS. -
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SPRING GOODS.


Os IT, IoF& -
sFfAVE inst received and naE afIer Cor sale a.
- their cid stand. their Spnng supply, caa
sistiav 81 every variety Of Goods usually kePa
w tbs raesrhanis a this place. VIZ
n large aad general assorf-
aseaf Of Dry Goods, sc.
Gentlemen and Boys Summer Clothing.
Printed Muslin, Ginghams,
French Calico.
Black and coloured Silks, &c. Dc.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Shot Guns.
- Hats, and Shoes,
Bannets.
Crockery.
Cotton Yarn,
School Books. Stationary. DC.
Al q which they wiiI sell Al the Invest prices
Tor Cash. cr On : short credit q Psactaaldsa
FRS only.
NIB. an persons having open accounts. 9
,her IN the books of X. Nichols q Co nr go
s Long & Co up 10 the first a May, are r..
aassted toral and close the same with cash
% note, a. circumstances make u absolutel,
necessary that their business should be settle
40 10 that time:
May rs. .s.. 20
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Great talent renuers a man famous;
great merit PFocu,es respect; great learn
ing esteem: but good breeding alone in
sures love and affection.
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At he door Of = miserable tenement m .
back street . Nbere in The NoEld are
Won taxing me. . inqpired Emma. shrink
ing back. chahes quietly led her for
ward. and lifnng the latch, they stood IN
little noon. around the graie Of which
three small children were lowering closer
and cleser, = The cold wind crept through
the creyices in die decayed walls. An
emaciaied being. whose shrunk features,
sparkling eve and flushed cheek spoke
Of deadly consumption, lay on wretch
ed low bed. the light covering Of which
barely suficed 10 keep her from freezing.
while spectral babe, whose black eyes
looked unnaturally large from IL extreme
thinness, was yainly endeayoring 10 draw
suslenance from It's dying mother.
How are You, Mrs. Wright" quiz
etly inquired Charles. The woman lee
bly, raised herself on her arm. q Is that
Won, Mr.. Nest. Oh how glad am that
YOU are come-yOur mOtherf Has
not been al home for month, and the
lady who promised 70 look after you IN
her absence only informed me % day q
your illness" 81 have been very III,
she family replied, sinking back on her
straw bed. Emma drew near, she ar
ranged the pillow and bed-clothes over
the feeble sufferer. but her heart was too
fall 10 speak. Charles observed il, and
felt satisfied. " Is that beautiful glrl
your bride! I heard YOU were married.
$ Yes, and in my mothers absence she
win see Won DO not suffer-" " Bless
Won, Mr.. Charles Aest--hless YOU for
good son Of a good mother; may your
young wife deserve you-and that is
wishing a good deal for her. You are
very good TO think Of me" she said,
looking at Emma. " and YOU are just
married." Charles saw Emma could
not speak, and he hurried her home, pro-
missing to send the poor woman coal that
night. The moment they reached home,
Emma burst into tears. :" Nv dear En-
ma" said Charles, soothingly, /" hope
/ have not given YOU too severe shock.
II is sometimes salulary TO look upon the
miseries OF others, that we may properly
appreciate our own happiness. Here is
a purse containing seyenly-fiye dollars,
You NAV spend il - YOU please
Ii Is unnecessary TO say that the "odl-
Gus wilton kept its place. but the shiv-
ering children Of want were taught to
bless the name Of Emma West, and it
formed the LIST articula;e marmur on the
lips of the dying sufferer.
-.ae~-
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HILLsBoRoUGH. N. G.
PuBLisHED wEEKLr
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

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paper will he discontinued until all arreaTases
are paid, unless at the option Of the publshe''
Persons procuring six subscribers, shall fF'
ceiye the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen hh'.
will be inserted three times for one dollar, ao'
twenty five ccnts for each continuance
Subscriptions received by the printer, s0'
most Of the post r.asiers 10 the state.
All letters upon business relaiiveto M ~
per must be pest pad Al
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From the Southern Literary Messenger.
WALK WITH THE LORD.

WALK WITH THE LORD.
BY MRS. L. n. slGoUkSEY.
a srsaisg iias q sh4ll Be- IigAi . Zach. XIV T.
Walk with the Lord At morn.
Nhsa every scene is fair.
While opening buds Osaehs atom,
And fragrance fills The eli;
Before the rosy dawn, awake,
And 10 thy beings Pri5e. $685. #
The fEH young blush Of beauty, make
0mn,POlsnes thy guide.
wax with lhe Lord st seon,
Waen fsryid suns are high.
And Pleasure With her trsachsrous boon,
Allareth manhood's eye
Then. sah the diamond shield Of prayer,
Thy sauis oPpOsers meet,
And crush the thorns Of sin and care,
That bind the pilgrims feet.
Walk with the Lord .. eve,
When twilight dexs descend,
And Mature seems q STROUD 10 weave,
A. for some smii en- fiiead,
Nhl'e slow the lonely moments glide
IN monrnful wing away,
Press closer. closer TO His side,
Far tie shall be thy stay.
Even shoulds thou linger still.
Till midhighi spreads ~ rail,
And Age lamsnls with bosom chill
Its buried earthly all,
Thy ~ither'd eyes q signal bright
Beyond the grave shall see;
For He who maketh darkness light,
Thy God, shall walk with thee
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tI2 The subscriber offers for sale
eT,g 60 Tue !iac; Vi Land al winch jeuB
w. " Crack"n istely resided, on.
-. tanning 230 Acr.s II las on il
gooI )welIing House. Kitchen, Work Shop,
stable, sc The plantali is handsomely
situated, is we'll waiercd and is as healthy az
any situation IN the country, is but SIX miles
from Hillsbproueh, and near the Stage Road.
Those dispo- ed to purchase are invited TO view
the premises Terms AiI he made known on
application 10 the subscrh,
JOHN HART.
APril2o: e6--5w
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wALDIE's OMNIBUS.
Another Work by WraxaIl.

Another Work by WraxaII.
ANECDOTES OF FOREIGN COURTS.
nm Friday, March iStn. viii b, pub ished
" IN wsldie's Literary Omnibus, a third
work By Sir ~ w. Nfsxall, entitled, Me.
moirs and Private Anecdotes Of the Courts Of
Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw. and Vienna" This
work has neseI bsen reprinted q America.
From the London Monthly ksrirc.
" The style is GEAR and polished, without
other ornament than what naturally occurs
We shall only add that they abound through.
out with enlIyenlag anecdote, anu that the
readers time and attention will be amply re-.
paid, whether his search be for information or
amusement"
The who'll ofthe early numbers Of y aldic s
Literary Omnibus being exhausted, an extra
edition will be commenced on the 18th inst,
from winch date new subscribers who give
early notice will be supplied.
Price Tor . single copy for twelve months
three dollars. two copies 10. five dollars five
copies Tor ten dollars II is the cheapest pc
riodical now printed in America and the post
age is that Of a newspaper.
A. WALDIE.
&c Carptntsr street. TsG, q The .ireadt.
Philadelphia.
March l6 CT
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VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For Sale.

TRliE Editor II the Petersburg InteIligen-
Ger being anxious TO resume tie practice
of the Law, would dispose OF the Establish
menl 10 any gentleman, disposed to purchase
To any such, on application either IN person
or by letter, full information will be promptly
given in referente to the circulation ofthe pa
per, It's Advertising and job patronage, iis sup.
ply OF Type, Presses, Office Furniture, Gt. and
also as 10 the terms on which il mag be pur.
chased. Without descending TO the indellica.
cy Of putting Of the Establishment, The Editor
will say that il possesses advantages and holds
out inducements well worthy the attention Of
any gentleman who has the talents and the
means to conduct newspaper with energy
and spirit.
April 81. e.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
GrdnriHe County.
Court Of Equiiy-spring Term. 1887.
Susan Phillips. RmGo,
agaias' 49,,

aEatNH A
Nelson PLalPs & Join r. L.may. aN''o"S'
Sr appearing to The Court that the defend
I ant, Nelson Phillips. is not an inhahilant Of
The state but resides beyond thr jurisdiction
OF the couft,--It j. lheTelore, on nuilan Of the
plaintiff counsel, ordered that publication be
maize Tor six successive weeks, IN the Raleirh
Register, . n, wspaper printed and publlshsd Al
the seat q gov. Tnmeul Of this state, aud alse
IN the lIiilsbarouei Recorder. for the said Mel.
son Phillips 10 appear II the Court 20 be he'd
a, ihe iowa IL oxford on the FIRST Monday d
September mex, anl plead answer. - dempr
10 the Plaintiffs Bill o. else the said bail vii
he taken pro eostssss and heard sr Paris. a. l.
him
witness, Thomas Liitiejohn CLERK and
Master &c said Court. ), ffife the hTs' Monday
OF Marrt A. ~. 1857
THO. n. LITTLEJ0HN, C. NJ. 3.
Price &c Adv $3.50. c.
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FossCGrEisig Agency.
For Sale,

IN, iNTSEED OIL. Also, small lot Of IA
MlLY FLOUR
CASH or GOODS will he gwen for FLAX
SEED. n IaNc e. ~
March 2. IN