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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

1. We are antboEized 10 snnounce
Gen Tuax.s W. GRGvEs. Of csswell.
:. . candidate for the Office Of Major
General of the third division Of Norta
CaroIina Militia. in place Of Gen. Cot
ION. resigned. The Militia Officers al
,.ehed 10 the 9th and l6'h Brigades. 10
wham the election is committed, will
please notice the above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

II gives Us pleasure 10 transfer to our
columns. from The Newbern Spectator.
the following complimentary notice Of the
Orange Hotel. recently opened in this
place. under The charge Of Mr.. Isaiah IL.
Spencer:
Orange Hotel" HiisborOugh. ". C.
A gentleman. who recently paid a visit
I" lllllsborough. infnrms US. that a good
Hotel, long desideraium in tina, place.
has been established By Mr.. Spencer.
Our infnrmsn, speaks so highly Of The
accommodations aud comforts enjn, ed in
this weII.regulaled establishment. that
there can be no doubt Of the Proprie,or's
success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

Sad Occurrence. r.. M'Daniel.
who was taken up and committed 10 the
Jail OF this county. two or three weeks
since, on suspicion Of having Sc, fire to
an untenan'ed dwelling house belonging
to Me-. William Clendenin. on the west
side Of Haw River, in this comfy. CON-
ml,ied suicide on Thursday nigh. last, BY
cutting his throat. lie died in abou,
three hours after committing the fatal act,
asserting TO the las, his innocence of the
crime for which he was committed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

A man was taken up by one of our
seLoOners q few days since. Who had
been six days and six nights on the lake
in an open beat. Having. whilst fishing
on the other side, parlaken too freely Of
his fsvoriIe beverage. he fell asleep. and
the wind shifting, he was driven into the
open lake. and exposed as above stated.
Osrsgo Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Retalia,orv La,c.--'rhero is a thri,

RetaHaiory La,O.--There is a thriv.
ing settlement Of civilized emigrant Indi-
ans, Senecas. Oaeidss, and others. near
the village of Green Bay, Wisconsin Ter
ritory. Some time ago the authorities
Of Green Bay passed an ordinance that
" any Indian found intoxicated ia the viii
lage should be pu, into the stocks" The
Indians, considering this enactment TO be
partial ia its operation, assembled 10 full
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
STATE ELECTIONS.

Nsp Iork.--The returns from The C.
lec,inns in this state. 81 Ear as received,
are cheering in the highest degree. In
tie city Of New York. the Wing ticket
prevailed by a minority "f from 1900 10
1900 .Mr. cambfelens. 50 long party
Ie,drr in the House Of Representatives.
has beea defe tel. A gain Of FIVE Wing
Congressman is already ascertainsd. In
III. Governors election in the 10 counties
heard from, there has been an actual
Wing gain since 1895, Of near $4,000
votes.
.MissisfiPpi-Four vacancies having
occurred in the Legislature Of this state.
e!ecii'ns have just been held, and the
whole have been flleI with Wings; a.
mong whom we are pleased to see the
name Of our friend, DR.. Victor VI. Muir
phey. late Of this place. DIR. Murphey
heat his competitor. Gen. Grant, by
snail majority. and is the frs, Wing re
preventative ever elected from Noxubee
county. This accession Of Wings in the
Legislature. il is believed. will secure the
election Of Wing Senator in Congress,
in place of Mr.. Troiier. whose term Of
service will expire on the 9Th of March
next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

The cause Of the calamitous epidemic
which lately prevailed in Knoxville, Ten.
Is attributed To the Accommodations Of ami
nal and vegetable pu,refac,ions in ilhe
mill ponds in the ne,ghborhood Of tina,
city. eigh, Of which are said to be within
circle of quarter Of a mile radius
'rsn the c"ur,-h use; the unprecedented
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

Rail RoAD BANK.-The 0sceola. from
London, arrived al Charleston, brought
out half a million Of dollars in Glod and
Silver. for The South Western Rail Road
Bank, which 10 to 60 into immediate OPP
Grafton. The Stockholders are to meet
in Charleston. in person or by proxy. on
the 20th inst. IN elect Directors-ihe
Notes arc already engraved. and tenn
porary banking house procured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

Raleigh and CASTOR Road.-we un-
dersland that ano.her section Of this Road,
eight miles in length. will be opened this
week-the termination being at Union
Chapel, wnhin tour miles Of Tar River,
and about thirty five from Raleigh. So
suon as the Bridge across Tar River is
completed, which will be effected this
winter. the residue Of the Road will be
speedily finished.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
MARRIED.,

In ibis place. on last evening. b. the
Rev. Robert Burwell, DIR. MIcRAEL
w. HoLT, Of this county. to Miss ANN
WEED, daughter Of DR. James Webb, of
this place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Obituary..

Departed this life on the 81 met. Mrs FLIz
AsErH Bran, coasorl Of Mr.. Thnmas Byrd. of
Orange. This amiable female has been cut n
in the prime Of her life, amidst the enJnymenis
Of social comfort; and has leii behind her hus
band and several small children. with hume.
rOus relations and fisnds to drPinre her lost,
But they ave not le!t without hope; for there
can be no doubt but their loss is her if lite
aud eternal gaia. Size has been from her y nth
a plous professor IL the christian religion and
orihy and acceptable member e TIE Nc
thodisl Episcopal church. She fingered FIR Sc.
veral weeks under painful disease. which she
bore with chris ,isa iorliiude and resignation.
She seemed at first somewhat INV ling 10
leave her friends and family, aud appeared 10
be labOring under doubts and apprehensions:
but several days befaro her departure. the
Lord was pleased to dispel all her doubts and
fears, and to manifest himself TO her as the
chief among tel thousand. aud altogether love
ly. She then expressed perfect willingness 10
leave all behitd AID Ia g" 10 her Savi"ur; and
in this deIgIttu frame Of mind she coa,inued,
more or less uhlii ief saviour was plea ed to
bid her welcome 10 her home 10 the skies,
"whcre mol W We "ftroube e'cr shall roll
cross her peaceful hreasl"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

Wm. l.. Yancy. esq. indicted for the
murder Of DR.. Earles. at the Granville
sessions. South Carolina. was convicted
Of mans'augh.er, and sentenced TO one
years imprisonment, and to pay fine Of
fifteen hundred dollars. The Judge. in
passing sentence. stated that he was fully
satisfied from the evidence, that the HON.
icide had been the result. Of provoea.ion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

saunrli. nna passed 9 law, thst IS u any
Hhiis man should b foand drunk - Dusk
CEssk. he should be shut up in Danisl
Brssdis ilhe shisfsl FO0I houss four snJ
i1ensy hours." This 10 lair rsialialoEy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
STATE OF NORTH-cAROLINA.
Person County.

ESeDH So"uJ.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
September Term. 1898.
Joseph Gil and EJwla @. Reade, Trustees,
rs.
AithDr Buchanan.
Original attachment itrisd on iasd.
'fT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the cosri.
:. that Arshar Buchsnan, the defendant. -
no, an inhHhtsnI Of this state; II 10 therefore
ordered. that publication be made 10 the Hills.
borough Resoider, for six weeks suceersively.
fni said defeRdan' TO be and sppear before thu
slices oi o. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sss
sions. 60 he held Tor the county Of Person. a.
the court hause IN Peterborough, on the third
HiOada. ~ December next, and then and there
10 rep'evt or rlcad TO issue, or the land levied
an vii; be condemned 10 satisfy the plsintif's
demand. asst
1ltncss. chsrIes Macon, Clerk rf our said
Court. 81 ufice. the third Monday in sepies-
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. IS 90 ta-sg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

We regre, to learn that the Cane Creek
Cotton Msnufactory took fire on Friday
last, and was burn. 10 the ground. We
were not informed what portion or wheth-
er any Of the machinery or other proper.
" was saved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

a'aagh' d he 'uRmsE l,s,lng,'sapussi .
l''ssF surface to send iOTrh is PaisOaau.
sAhalasioas. Active MEASURES har, b..,.
lsksa 10 sbsls lhsss nuissnes,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Taco likely NEGROES,
Notice.

A NOTE q hand far Eve dsllsrs. easD ~
n John Bsrbes IN fasar Of Mssrus flanis.
has besn iesf a this Gfiee The c~nsr sas
have il. on sPPlies.isn. By Payias frr lhis Cd
ErEIissmenI. .u.rr s-..s su
November z. N-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

snd @ddsR tHsilsmsn,. aud not 81 PIE,
asdiailon o. dsllberslinn. snd WaFlsd
lhs prisoner snd shs byslandsFs Ihal the
fatal dssd Nss ailEibuisbls 70 he inprop-
- habit q ssnyiag deadly weapons y
bout Tie person.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

EaaAmts september l9ln, leso-
By an arrival from GusysQuil. We have
received the following intslligenes. which
we extract from letters Of suihenIieiIy
from that place and Paiia.
On the night Of the 9Th July, The Bo-
lisIan iraops. together with Two bsltal-
ions Of Psrusians. under Gen. Moran.
lsh Lima. AMI. on the following morning.
NieiO entered the city. accompanied BY
0rbegozo and about 1000 men. and de-
clared the Constitution of 1885. 0rbsgo-
zo being named Provisional Director. On
the 7sh Of August. the chilian squadron
arrived or csllao. consisting Of 80 yes-
sells. including transports. and ten men Of
VAR, and on the sth landed al Aucon S.
900 men.
The Chilians demanded twenty mil
lions Of dollars, and possession Of Callao,
until the arrangement should be cnnclu
deh. These demands were considered
insdmissible. They then advanced and
took csllao and Lima, after an action in
which. IL is said, 1000 men were killed.
General Gamarrs has been proclaimed
President. The South still adheres 10
the cause Of Santa Cruz. who, IL 10 said,
was within three days march Of Lima.
with an army Of 5000 men. The dates
from csIlao are Up to the 22d Of August.
and from GnsysqniI TO the let Seplem-
Der. orbegozo had fed 10 The mountains.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
ORANGE HOTEL.
HiIIsboroUgh, N. G.
4
0I|Ig

tniIE suhscnbef Sauid respectfully infsra
- ia" u lie iha, this large and eomneds.
aus establishment, sltusied On the street lead.
open tar the reception IL Travellers and RsEss
lar Bnardcrs Having erected this building
especially for Hotel, M expense or psins viii
be spared In give q character abroad; HE ens-
toners may therefore resi assured that his a.
com nodainns Will be good. 81
or Families desirons Of spending some tine
10 the place, may i'd conforiable accomms-
dstions al the Orauge Hotel .. 1900,
ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
October ~ 4i-H
iJ The North Carolina Standard. and Ca
rolina Patriot, will publish the above sir monsNs.
aud forward their accounts TO the proprietor far
psynent. "
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Weekly Almanac.


ffsfiE subscriber has recommended the Tai.
loring Business, in the house recently &C.
cnpicd by Messrs. Cave < Holland as q Dry
Goods Store. Tue Fashions will be regularly
received; aud his work will be executed in
good taste and with despatch.
~ A steady sea, OF work will be given to
good Journeymaa Tailor.
X. F. PEASANTS.
November II 49, $500 S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

aTisioerdty and Demoeracy.-The
attempt to create feelings Of hostility be-
tween The RICH and The POOR was most
happily hil of on Saturday night las, BY
Mr.. Hoffman, al the meeting in the Ninth
Ward. He Instituted . comparison be.
tween the rich and the poor-ihs depend.
enee OF The one upon the oiher--snd the
impossibiIi,y Of either dsing wi,hou, the
other. "Fellow-ciiizens. " said he. "uhat
could | do without, The shoemaker" go
bsrefooled," replied some one in the
crowd. "rrue. 60 barefooied; and an
admirable figure | would cut walking
down Market stree, barefooled, for I could
no, make my own shoes. What. with.
on, tailor! should be = greater bun
gler than old father Adam with his fg
leaves. In fact, could do nothing. The
rich are depending on the poor for every
thing Of comfort they use. while the poor
are equally dependen, on the rich for
the sale Of their produce-,he reward of
their industry. Bali. Chron.
This would be good reasoning. and
a conclusive answer TO the slang Of the
day, even If the individuals Of The two
classes never changed condiiions-lhat
is. if the rich always continued rich and
the poor always poor. Blu. i, also should
be remembered that the circumstances oI
nearly all are undergoing incessan, mu-
ia,ion-especiaIly in our counlry-and
that the individuals Of society are con.
SANITY changing their conditions in life
The rich becoming the poor and The poor
the rich. How many such instances Of
change in circumstances are within the
knowledge Of every man who reads this!
National Infeiligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

The NOfhsasiern boundary The
Praposrd surssy ef The boundary line.
under The aulhonly Of the Gnvernmsn, Of
The State Of MAISE. has actually been
commenced. under the direction Of Mr.
DEaSE. The persons employed are &C.
eompanied BY a party Of Indians. and
we're seen al Msdswsska in the begin
ming "f the month. Thence they pro-
eeedsd up the Grand River, crossed the
portage To the Rlslig"uehe River. and de-
scsnding Ihencr. they proceeded to the
imaginary highlands, near the River St.
Lawrence, where Ihsir operations COM
menced. The Fredericton iBrilisLl
Gazette expresses satisfaction al finding
The object Of this commission uf survey
10 be nothing more Than 10 ascertain. by
actual examination. The pracIicabiliiy OF
running the boundary line according to
The CONSTRUCTION Of the treaty of Ghenl;
and adds, that il were To be wished that
such an exploration had long ago been
made-a measure which might have d.
vested The question Of its present difficult
ties. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Extract fran letter ofan officer of the Army,
dated TAMPA Bar. Der 20.

~NsN~ FNNFA uAII VT NVs
"Abou. one hundred and sixty Indians
drew rssion' yesterday; every day brings
q new addilion--aboul one hundred have
come in since | last wrote. Those that
are here are principally Mickssukies and
TaIlahassees, heretofore famous for their
hostile character" Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
To Bridge Builders.

f0RuP0SAIS VIII be received until the So
- cod saturday in November next. for fe-
poirins the Bridge over Emo. al this place.
For specifications. apply 10 either Of the sub.
scubers.
Cadwallader Jones, 9
Edmond Strudwick,
Josiah Turner, e.Hns
John U. Kirkland, SUBJECTS
Catlet Campbell. +s.&
October 10 a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

SsaaH Pox.-Ws regret % learn fran
ne DanEilie Rrronrr. ma. The snail PaT
. prevailing extensively il Ihs nsigLbor.
h"ad q Harmony and BaiIey's Briagr
~ HALIFAX eounly. Va. and il Psrson
eouniy. IN his STATE. The Mseisus,es
q Halifax base appointed . COMMUNE
81 Vigilance. and eialhed lhrm Win lie
necessary power 10 establish Hospitals.
&c. A note from DR.. Crsishssd saws.
ne saS about dnzen cases 81 Capt. Bal.
lry's Plsnislion in Person, iour Al his
h"use IN Halifax. one II Samuel Easley's
and ane ~ John Gssil's. and ne under
si"od that The disease ~ss sl--MoF.
tons. James divers and some Other ola.
res IN Halifax county. % the lirsl cases
that occurred. The disease was mild, but
y has since assumed . much more ma
lignani ehsrseIsr.i Regiefsr.
We understand the Superior Couu
loo Person eaunIy. met 81 Raxborourh
"n Manday last. and adjourned on The
same day. on account Of the alarm nees-
stoned By The Small PnI. EDrr. Rec.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

ar sirins e. deed ~ lFuEi, FEaeutsd - -
- hy MaraaFtf MuTdaeks GsE rRFtsln FzfE
passs Ihsreia nanee. ! pFoeeee e aehs ~ Ese-
&c sais. far casa. - fnday ths solh q Ns-
semhsr insiani. bsIors ths esnft.hsass Cess
II Hiishorspsh.
Taco likely NEGROES,
oae maa AL csc giFi
The shavs ssle was fsrmeriy adsrFsised %
take place On ahe TN Il Sehiemlser sasa Al she
rssiaenes q hlrs. Msrd0ek. bus sss pssiRsa
ed By c0nsena sf parties.
SAMUEL KERR. Thasfss.
Nssemb.F n. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Late from The Paeife-Cspiurs Of Lima
bu fhe Gillian .7rmu.

Dy Tie IhilIan .Trmy.
A slip from the Office nj Ihe Brunswick
Geo. Advocate mentions the arrival
there. 10 distress. Of The schooner Olive.
IN 81 days from chagres. bound Cor New
York. Mr.. +. Z. HAssIER. American
Consul a. Panama, Was q passenger IN
the Dive. and communicates ihe follow
ing interesting intelligence:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
AUTOMAToN YIGTIyIsT.

Gahnnanl, Messenger, published at Par
IS, furnishes the following interesting ac.
count OF new musical wonder, IN the shape
Of Monsieur Mareppe's automaton violin
player, Which was not long since exhibited
before the Royal Conservatory at Paris
asd caused much admratiou:
"On enterlng the saloon, | saw a well
dressed handsome figure Of man, apparent.
ly between 10 and so, standing with we
I'm in his band, As It contemplating a piece
OF music. which lay On desk before him
and had | not gone to see an automaton, |
should have believed the object before me
endowed with life and reason, so perfectly
natura. and easy were the attitudes and
expression OF counteuaoce Of the figure. |
had but little titne for observation before
the orchestra was fll~d by musicians, and
on the leader taking his seat, the figure IN.
siantIy raised itself erect, bowed with much
elegance two or three times, and then turn.
ing 20 the leader nodded, as If to say, he
was ready, and placed his violin TO his
shoulder. At the given signal he raised
his bow, and applying it to the instrument,
produced, Il Ia PGgagini, ono Of the most
thrilling and extraordinary tiou.ishes | ever
heard--in which scarcely semi,tone with.
IN the cowpass of the instrument was omit.
ted--and this executed with a degree of
rapldty and cIearness perfectly astonishing.
The orchestra then played short $,
phony, in which the autonaton occasional
" joined tn beautiful stye. He then play
ed a most brilliant fautasia IL L natural
with Accomplishments, including a move.
meni allegro mollo on the fourth s,nns so.
10, which was perfectly lndescribable. The
tones produced we're like any thing but
vlolin-the expression hexond conception.
| felt as if lifted from my seat, and burst
in,o ,ears-in which rredicament | saw
most persons in the room.
Suddenly he struck INTO a cadenza, IN
which the harmonics double and single. ar.
pegclos on the four strings, and saltos, for
whIch Paganlni Vas So justly celebrated,
were introduced With the greatest eftct;
and after close shake Of eight bars dura,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
SONG.

.
Sung AZ The Celebration Of N. Tygry;sb,yg TIM
| graphical Association, in eomnemoration Of The
/ urn day Of Frankt.n-Janudry z, 1885
WRITTEN ron THE OCCASION, ny W. nENLocE.
AIr-"Stsr. spangled Banner"
when darkness, in terror, regn'd over the world,
And man was encbain'd by its wild superstition
Ere the banner OF Truth from on high was unfurl'd
10 urge him TO rise from his fallen condition
The PRFss first awoke,
Ia thunder it spoke,
Lake the guns ofour navy, the dread silence broke
Aao.qnck the lightning hung forth to the tieeze
IL hag,which now waves DER he land and the seas
Ear, far DER the waves, a, its mighty command.
In PRIDE Il moved or, with its bnght ings extend
I Intelligence besm'd forth in every and Fet
And Virtue ard Truth With its glory were bcndcc
Is s0u-cheerinp voice
Made millions rejoice,
As an altar they rear'd 10 tie Arr of tieir choice
And swnre, by their fathers, thcy never would stain
lis beauty bnt perish, il rights 10 maintain.
Next icame, the lovd ART, to our own native kies
With the fold q tho banner of Freedom around il.
Winnie the pride Of nation bcamed forth from her
eyes,
As she gazed on a son who had sought and had
found ii.
Twas FRANKLIN, whose eve
Saw the lghtnng on high,
" IND Grew down the glory that nercr shall die
for as long = The sun IL is spIendor il seen.
Ills name shall endure, aud bis laureIs be ereen.'
All hail to the Art Raise your voices on high.
- The God q oar notion, with thrills OF devotion
1T edrth's hailtlal lis sing .out, tlll the sky
sends back Ihe glad echo oer EARTH and ocf ocean
Let "Tilf rEEss Or the raEE"
Our m0ti1 etf Sc,
Nhtie leaf hanseth green on ouy Liberty Ire,
Aroued Which lets rally. each father and son
4 be arlnks a. TIE vine cup Our owS WASH
N6TcN !"
i-snlt Q, r. Earlh--fro,n the South 10 the North
/ i.st Your h'eii aspiration il rapture be giycn
From the last to the West let YOUR praise ga
forth;
Tor the .iafs ofdeath b. the Press have been riFen
Ans 10 more again
>aa The csng Of the chain
/ Superstition rad forged lie heard in hcr reipn.
~ it.fo,s are Or, tie Press of lie Tree,
iiath uttered 4. edic," No more slaIi thcy &c y
n brothers ard sons r The Arr, vc have met
- remembrance 81 OK who from earth halh de.
/ parted
il.sfen has CONC down, ~, never viii set
4 he eehtus p fRANkLIS--the warm and true
i beafft!
That haljaerd name,
Ike brilliant daue,
! sail liilmteale tb4t glorious Tempe Of I mo,
"1ue The siar..pangltd bonner vayes over III,
fee,
Or a leaf hsnreh sea o7 our Liberty Tree