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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Peasice admirers preferably the La
dies.-l have remarked that the general
lty Of my sex almost invariably prefer
those gentlemen who are of grave and
sentimental turn, provided always tina, the
gravity does not proceed from dullness,
but from reflecling cast Of mud. which
increases their respect while II adds To
the interest they experience. have
known a pale face and pensive manner
make impressions on female hearts that
had successfully resisted the attacks Of
rudy coGn.enances and exhilara,ing gai-
ely; The possessnrs OF these agreements.
being more calculated to anuse Than IN.
terest. are rarely remembered when alb
sen,. Women seid"m forget The man whn
makes them sigh; but rarely recur tn him
who may have been displayed IN his 5ons
naois and good stories. lie therefore,
who will cap,ivsle The fas,idious taste oi
The sex. must eschew too frequent smiles,
eveu though he may have fiue teeth, and
must likewise avoid occasioning or pro.
noting the exhibition Of Those pearly ar
naments in her he wishes perman emily T.
please. Lady BlsSsing'on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

A Curious Cme.-A cane Of ordinary
dimensions. was lately presented 70 gen.
tleman of Nswraslle, England, which,
contains within il The i"Iln~ ing materials:
Two ink.tsnds, peas. penknIle. ivory iol-
der. incIlsr matches. sraiing VAL. . We
Ter stamp, wax taper. several shreis OF
post letter paper and card paper, . coR-
pIels and highly finished sci 81 drawing
instruments. wary rule and scales, LEAD
aud hair panels. lndIl rubber. India ink.
and besu,IaI aud well posed magnetic
compass; the whole SO arranged as 10
ads.'I any instrument being used with fs-
a,lny! ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

the cole &c honor. came If one nnFning
last week. 1'Le 6shI iOak place with
pistols. Of the most approved fsshinn. a
sun rise. on a small branch IL The MeIarIe
road. We 10 nat know What The origin
If The difficulty WAS. except Inst one Of
tie parties. Ia use the phrase Of one Of
The spectators. - was crossed in luh by
de oder. aad dat him bona mus hsb
salisfaeshun.
We have learned. from one who was
present al the combat. the particulars a.
they .ranspiEed. They were substantial
~ as follows:
Afler having taken their stands me
Of the seconds nOlierd that owing On their
POSITIONS. the sunbesms set his principal
. winking and rolling his eyes. This
VAS a suIIisieni ground for interfering.
and he called out 10 The other second
wilh
say. nigga. puts nv veto on ia,
posishun. las sgin de rules % oil de
codes Of bona Ibe cher seen. DE frs.iion
nf dc sun shines raider tpo sehrFe. and
makes my principal roll him eye sllogedrr
too much"
IVY. Wv look here. didn't We cInck
up dollar Tor de choice 10 ground. aud
didn't | get him MYSELF"
Yes, | knows you did: but den fair
plays juba. and Use no no,ian 90 serin
my fren composed upon aud lose all lie
advantage"
Well, nigga. Use no notion tho. rsr
just as g0ni right to hAb no mclean as
you is. and l'.isis On .e,Ilin lie matter just
as we is-and-"
At This junclure friendly cloud seiilei
the matter at once bv Stepping in between
;he sun and The bclligerenis. The iva
first causes again took their positions.
and all the little preliminaries hiring set.
lied. each one took his pistol ready rnck.
ed from his second. Both manifested u
iolerable degree Of spunk. although a
blush paleness spread itself over their
black CHEEKS. The second WIN was Ia
give out the fatal order which might send
them out nf this world now inuk las
grnnnd. Raising his voice he began.
Gentlemen. your time am coRe.'
Both signiiieJ their assent.
lis you ready! Fiah! one, tao. tree "
Bang. pop, went bath pistols al once,
one ball raising dust RICH, in The middle
Of Tie road. while the other tnnk 4
&" slan,indicular course in among The
bystanders, fortunately withnu, hitting
any one.
II was now time 10 in'erpo'e, and "n-
Of The seconds set himself sbnutt. lt,r'
a litlle conversation the ca .lens-d dsrky
stepped forward and said /" his antagonist.
L" Nigga, is you satisfied"
lis"
$50 is !, and Use glad to &c, III 50
Next time dey catches dis nigga out III
sich foolish exhibition as dis dry'll hal
10 lolch me. dat dey will FIR sarun."
DEEMS my sentiments, ezackly.'
re,ortsd the other. e" When ynur on
mortal instrument OF def went off decla
| | though, was gon child; but Use p
happy now-gnsh, lets shake hands an,
go back to our abora'inrs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Jaries IN the Canadas are sent TO
hotel. aud their expenses paid unul
they come Id decision.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

moreI wss he By noIes ni any bird. as
perl.lly BY ihase Of dove. lhs only
soothing sounds he ever heard during has
life NJ horrors, Ih4i through Ihese PLAZA
lise notes and them alone. he vas iBda-
eed In escape from his weasel. abandon
his turbulent companions. and Return 10
family deplnring his absence. After .
parting SlsI1 To lhase sells. ard lisisaips
once more 10 The eooiHgs of the Zenaida
dove. he poured ont his soul in suppl
rsliun lur mercy, and nnce more became
what nne has said % be. " the noblsst
wnTk nf God" and hnnesi man. His as
cape was effected amidst difficulties snd
dangers; but no danger seemed 10 him %
be comparable with the danger Of sns's
living in The vinlsIian Of human and d.
zine laws; and nos he lives IN peace IN
the midst VI his friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

None are more hath TO take a lest,
than 'hose Who are most forward 10 be.
stow it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

IN UacoIorsd account Of Il Colored D'te'
A duel between wo darkies-a regula
built affair, condu :led according to th'
most strict and pun rliIious provisions o
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

In FIVE minutes time al!hands-enemirs.
friends. darkies, whites and all -were on
the road home To work, perfectly satisfied
with The sports Of the mnrnmg. Pic.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
II. G. RUNNELS, President

Rules prescribed By The Bank Attoracy.
for herguiatioa Of Ioad titles 10 BE-
mortgaged 10 tie Mississippi Union
Bank.
LIST. Fifty years possession in the
tenant or his ancestor.
sd. 1 pP!eat lfgGaH 'EagIis6 grants lc-
gally and fully executed.
Attn. Order of survey from the Span
ish Government confirmed by the com
missioners acting by the authority Of
the United States.
9Th. Deed from Indians confirmed
by the President.
9th. Indian reserves confirmed by
| the President.
9TH. Receivers receipt for money
paid to the government for public
lands, accompanied with an affidavit
that he duplicate has not been trans
ferred.
8lh. When the certificates Of the
receiver Of the payment Of money Is
transferred, the transieree must fur
nish evidence that the transfer is ac-
cordiag to the rules Of law.
9th. Where a purchaser, under the
Government, has transferred his tile
BY deed or otherwise, and has laiIed
to transfer his certificate, or in case
the same cannot now be Transferred n
, consequence OF the death Of the orig
nal purchaser. or loss Of the certilicae,
then certificate Of purchase from tie
receiver will be received asevldenc
10Th. In connecting the chain Z
titles wheneo accomplishment Of dowe
appears Of record, the factmust be e
tablishcd by affidavit that tie granite
Twas unmarried, or had no wife at III
time of such conveyance. that coul
legally claim dover in the estate S
conveyed.
18th. The title papers must be az
companied BY the certificate OF tn
clerk Of the court Of record OF III
county, that there Is no mortgage
deed Of trust, OF other conseyanc
operatingas lien on the estate, eithe
res. or personal. proposed TO be NOR
+ gagged to the bank; or iiany such q
s Isl state their amount and nature.
I 10th. Each Neutrality-suspicious.
! accompany has tile papers with q
4 af'. javii. that there are NO ]udgnen
t. AGAINST himio any Of the courts Of u
: State Of Mississippi, u. in the Circu
d Court Of the UnitedSiates tor the ~
D. trict of Mississippi. operating as a IL
,e on the estate proposed e be lno'
rs gagged to the bank, or il there shou
o-Ioxist any Judgment or ludgnen
s. state their character and amount.
. May 80, 1888. l-sw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

HAVING permanently locatedh'n
seliin Canton, Miss, respectfully tel
ders his services as Botanic Physical
and hopes by diligentatten'ion to y
profession. 10 receive O snare oi Y"
IL patronage.
f1-OiIice near the old Court llons
where he keeps stock Of genur
Botanic Medicines.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
NOTICE.

rNllE stockholders Of the Real Es-
- tate Banking Company of Kinds
County are hereby required to meet
at the Office Of said company in Gin.
ton, on the Sd day Of July next, for
the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors of said company. 1t must
be distinctly understood that to con
stitnte q subscriber stockholder, en-
titled to vote at this meeting, be
must have eyarufel '''',
mortgage. for his amount OF stock
subscribed, and paid mp the half per
cent called for by the present Board,
on said stock.
COWLES MEAD, President.
Clinton, May so, 1888. low
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IL Office is hereby lgivcn, that let
~ tiers Of administration upon the cs.
aie Of George +. Wellington, deceased
sere granted to TIomas J. Hart, since
deceased, and to Wade II Mills, at a reg
liar termofthc Probate Court Of Madison
ounty, held in September last.
All persons having claims against the
state OF said George p. Washington, de.
cascd, are requested to present them du-
Y authenticated to the subscriber, within
he time prescribed by law, or they will
e forever barred; aud all persons I'M
cbtcd to said deceased are requested 10
nake immediate payment.
WADE II. MILLS.
SURFING Admiaiaraior.
Apfil25. i9-Gw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

4 SHALL ut the June term 1888, of
= the Probate Court Of Madison coun-
ty, present my account iurGnal settle
ment and allowance, as administrator
on the estate OF Thomas llerod Deed.
where all those who feelinterested can
attend, and abandon the lurtheradmin-
iStruiIon thereof.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, aim.
April II. 1888. 4G-9w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
TEE'S SALE.

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; s,,s ), &c = ! ,les.l af trnSt.
Esas y Sni,oy;Ila .
n. aste'l NJ ,ath ,lav
ase mi AL, recor,lad
a'Srs w, e aTa.l;soo com.
Il Frsisr;e i !. i. Ross
sve,a ~ !, e 81 'tI,rao NOM.
S !, J - ,la,e .,he lAth
'and III A ! ,s,,s l,v tho
M s ;,'s Il. ss;d notes
'tao s,,n5re1I AMI filtv
tae ,;rs, gav of Ian,la.
seeang "a ~ I;I'e ann.
d'an - az, lollars Ana
lnna I'D ,as ~s' tha ,b; T. 4
,savaa l.,,'' Ia -, g,uar !, ]
Al e 'I iaa.' - s's ,ss &,
trns' ana a notas trans ans
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ho,ss 'l / a'';a - : fa allan dse
NM i, ,po = '1 Iars;e uas !
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aolI, ii ! e (" 1,,ns J lase
ss1ers' lie,eI i Mad;
faads = p s,r ss sl,''p ba
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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Nh't Inf faI
tnaa It m'I
Ell laf 4i
ohl DH.e0ii
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.ft -.fff TTuIJ6 iiaf 0Uf 0cti
HIail la iHft.el Wiib Gge p.p~a'ln
Itm lie stnseu NJ lhc dilce'UIy,ih
persons sh0ll u9l bc rtQtlrci tula,
over iIr l3i) two md d Iilf PED DOT
on ihcirs'ock until ilc Book otub
'cIipilon, tiilc papers, &c. arc kcn
here, and finally passed ON, and Nh,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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ih a. 81 meaa8.
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With Hll ilm Hliily va f88 f tuf
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elil sua'eiu 'Ybig gibaB
v'f lieattHiw ffltUls
ieffed lfeht esien4me ihe tUaF T8
sH4 iNftttiuf vetH FROM EN- appthea. .HH
0f vupnled aeutililliy,af vn hay fHaf
minaj luuttllNla all offensive mnHef
We, therefore, solicit fho p9Ton4gaofal l
parties, viIh tlU hope tiial ouf Journal
VIII prove loih pleasing unl instructive.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
iENT NOTICE.

TENT NOTICE.
|signed commissioners,
| BY the Court Of Pro.
Pn county, 10 audit and
ls Of the several credit
2. Mower, deceased. de-
BIT, will attend at the
| B. IIowcott, in the
bn, the first Monday IN
bgust, September, Octo'
bmber, Tor that purpose
hN b. HOWCOIT,
SE HEARD,
LIVINGSTON.
l-6W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

kDER ID. EWING
kIs professional services
h Of Canton and its VI
| on the South side Of
h door to the Citizens
! so, 1888. 5l-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11


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IN h thnt foa. Nb,eh H. ne .,traeI.
eb,iteJm,i az tim.elf 49, shnlfs,nrei,e
ibafwe can nd bm,or nraaor,p. proteet.
, fnnd defend ~ constitution oni llhartios
,fthe ponpie ,b,r bv ,iet.tine htp ~, ns.
,le,t ana nntifrino snppofi Reared h
ibr l,rd ma, gnyr bit,G !, tberfeet AIMS
M ~ liheftv $50 ehrlv 10 Ian Den,s,ea.
:, ~. jefferson. fiberty. hhye enliate,
d ffrptv tp tho rnntr II. nnd onr ,sufesoueni
II laws sho bc spcnt Ne trust M our frS
l. have been, battling in the cause Of free
n dom
l. We believe that the SO STYLED Virninii
u aud kentucky resolutions Of 100 and 100
s. give true exposition of the spirit an,
= meaning of the constitution, that III,
c political line which they have drawn, i
m the one intended TO be thrown around tn
Ii national government to keep il within il
p. prescribed limits, but in yielding TO thi
+, belief, we have not thought il nece;
&. sary to run into the ultra State Right
, doctrines, contained in the South Car,
:: lima ordinance of 1882.
u We are for strict construction of ii
constitution, and can therefore neyt
yield the point that Congress can, will
ont most palpablo and dangerous il
fraction, Of the constitution, charter,
". nation Bank, or create any other corp
be rate body. Yet we do not entertain an
on such utopian vision as is held by the l.
co Foco party of New York--to brir
he the goycrnmcntdown TO an exclusive 90
and SILVER currency without covering u
IT,. we believe its Wholly chimcrical, absu
and ridiculous--wc do not believe, tn
=, any prominent member Of the Democrat
~ party, ever advocated snch spartan p,
~ = icy, certain it is that neither Gen. JAG
% son nor Mr.. Van Buren, ever did. v
are satisfied that precious metals for Il
ed ordinary purpose of trade, with a SOU
and uniform paper currency, coyertit
by into gold and silver Mt the will of 4
holder, for the more extended objects
ey commerce, would best suit the war
,llc of the American people, and it best ada
yit ted to the genius of our free institution
Ms TO this point we would have the goyei
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

Tsnns Tho NAcos lgrftLiorscfa
will be printed with good type on hand.
some paper, md furnished 10 subscribers
nv FIVE DOLLARS per year IN advance, or
SIX poLLAasat the expiration Of The year.
y, N. MUBpll3Y,
II. W. FOOTE.
Macon. MI. Nav Q, tgsg.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

NOTICE
q III ANING purchased the entire inter-
Il 4 est. of the Drug Store formerly
'wnej by DR.. MclaTyRE, ! viii in the
curse Of q two OF three weeks have on
fresh supply of.eyery article necessary
)r the planter or physician; and am de-
I,rmined tousc every eiiort,o give gene
Il satisfaction. and mukeitt their inte-
st to deal with me.
L. d. WARD.
Canton, May 8, 1888. 50-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
INSOLYENT NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioners ofin
solyency on the estate Of Albert i. Lel-
fncwell deceased, will meet for the pur-
pose OF adjusting the claims against SAID
estate, at the office Of Messrs. Upper
and Rollins, in Canton ON the Sd Mondays
of March, April and May next, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. of each day.
JOHN H. ROLLINS,
THO'S. ]. CATCHING,
JOHN MUM.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

ItpTutiN : .. w. ~ "
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
rTHE following property will be
Y sold on the 28th Of May, 1888,
being the estate Il William Reed, de-
ceased, and belonging 10 his MINOR
heirs-to wit: An undivided half Of
the under mentioned tracts Of land
the north east quarter OF section SIX,
township seven. range one, Westi
north east quarter Of north westquar-
ter Of section five, township seven,
range. one, west; north east quarter
Of north east quarter Of section thirty
one, township eight, range one, west;
east half Of south east quarter q sec
ton tIlirty-one, township eigh[,
range one west.
The terms Of sale will be made
known at the time.
]. G. HOLMES, administrator
(de. boais non.)
April 25. 4a-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

bin L. FULTON
j Medical services to
bis of Canton and its
| office is at the Law
| & r. Shackeliord.
h t6, 1898. 51-6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
III N JAIL

J ~ y HE
[,iai lbe Iail "a Alal.
/ 81 ille tab inst. o
! ara twu chlhlfeli, she
|prtlbL.Y .hef children
". she says Sic u frees
4 II a5 yeurs old, Tho
|,,I. small, Folly bad %
|sA \ brown bpinbazctic
| has heretofore lived IL
BIZ AIia. near q town
Ianl sIeleIt there about
[lusl last, and runway
Men and John Metro.
| lived with there, but
Mere about 70 sell her;
TO come lor-
|cperty, charges and
|orshe will be dealt With
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

DR.. WILLIAM b. NORFLEET
I'D EsPEorFuLLY informs the citizens
40 Of Canton and its vicinity, that
be IS located permanently in this place,
and offers his services in the various
branches Of his profession. He may
be found at his office next door to
Heard & bearings store.
April l9. 1890. Att
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11


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Literary Journal, Is published during the
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

EUTlCl,.-5D
BID on Saturday the 18th
b the highest bidder lor
Uail door in Canton, I'll
|on or before that day.,
ribbed negro woman anu
n the jail fees sc.
! IIAYMAN, Jailor.
O-s,v
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

FEBRUARY Q8, 1888. 4O-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
NlyI'l,l,.

Macon, MI, May ., 1888,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-19
EzARRoWGATE SPRINGS


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
fH'IlE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in gcne that he will he in reatessby the first day Of
May To receive visters He will also state for the be-
neft Of those distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and in
rapid progress for complexion which will enable the
suhscr her to accommodate ii much larger number than
heretofore and at the time much better.
Familie Gun he accommodated 18th good rooms or
those who prefer can have large cabins eached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary te say anything in pariicu
lar of the character ct these waters for generally
believed that they not inferior to in the South
ern States. All the amusemens thai generally
found at Watering Places, will be found this The
best music that this part Of TIL country affords, has
been engaged and will be in consistent attendance at the
Strings during the whole season.
I he Subscriber will avail himself of hs epI,nrtunity
in returning his uneigned thanks for the very liberal
sppnrt given him last and hopes by the
tons thar have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
n esent season. JNO CRAM.
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