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KlalIt &arre 81 ON-2te / SO
Der frhbe Sarrcn;ms BON ptilaeIrtia
halttt 3u prttstaun gum Srutftd.
Sisarins Oct. Is, 1899.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-17
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Ssrfaltuma baIt 70 bdtc bltb pcr eslTsn 0c!>
gen. SertaltnnseH MAIDEN ssmrhnIltb an
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-17
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COMA SaunitDip, Mohtsomerp Gauu'
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fbaft ein9eieet iint unp bab oemasnds @as
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lang an biz llntsribrsttnsn 81 leifsn, unr
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tea a,TfaefcrNcrt mcresn,brs Mehnangsn wcbl'
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Gtrtsnlftr 40. 4nt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-17
O.. Is. :Foc, 9lrppfat,
(Attorney at -Law,)

Abraham Marflsp, in
~ O cct s Il tt tt.
9, or eie esutidw Srrabe frritt une
tbrsbt, 1T er i'm Stanee oisjsn9sn ~ bseit>
nsn, ,pddN Die sn9lit,s Srrade nitt ridtis
rsrifsbsn.
G. III. Dor miro aub in ben Seurten
rrn Sute eauntp praftifren.
9Gdui 20, 1899. tr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
BETHMONT
Female Academy.

ihHE exercises Of this institution, lively.
miles south west from Hillsboroueh,) will
commence on the Gre, day Of February, and
wIll continue without intcrmission for two ses.
SONS; the vacation will be given in the month.
Of December and January. The price Of iui.
ton 70 eight dollars q session; Drawing and
Painting five dollars extra. The increase Of
this school 10 sufficient evidence or the gene.
raj satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has given
IN The managent Of her school; and we heel.
tate not TO say. that those who wish 10 give
their daughters a liberal eduestion would do
we'll 20 confide them 20 her care,
Board, Eve dollars a month.
THOS. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON.
ELIJAH PICKARD.
December %. e.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
JuntO Academy.

spdI5 lnstiiution, twelve miles nor,h-wev,
IRON Hiiisb0rough, Orange county, n. c.
and stx niles north Of Mason Hall, enjoys 9
ioeahOa 10 iis midst OF an agreeable neigh.
bofnood, surrounded by Q pleasant country
~hish a. exceedingly pure and salubrious Of.
n'sphs'ei peaceful sesIusiOn and other i'm.
kotaat advantages, combine 10 render pscu.
nafly eligible and inviting. Here the strden,
is'ted, BY the prospect Of study, uninter-
IoP'eo ~ I'll health, and those other causes
xhleh frequently 90 much retard the progress
~yoSth. Here The path 10 virtue end hnno.
sao'e distraction hes open before him, with
sN' oss rural allU.ements, 10 withdraw him
,sma vac pursuit. with comparatively few
temptations 10 lead him sstray.
Ine student who comes here 10 forthwith
incorporated lhio family, which hitherto. has
oeen eoRieated and happy one: over whom
pHeh'ai government is exercised, and a Vi.
t eye Kept. lie immediately becomes
lions and aur,etiss. S''NUe' s~s'-
designed that this Institution shall
oe sIssslea school Of the highest grade,
A literature Constitutes a distinct de.
tmen'' hh9er the immediate A "A ma rtieuIar
supeis's'oh Of The Principal himself, Annie
ps"slons are made 10 prepare students Tor
shy =! ihe Universities OF the eouutry. or IA
ps n - tnote Who detign only 10 lake al
80 .aa'e Ioefss, thorough acquaintance
ns Lnensh department, which il senarste
and distinct, 's under the direction Of AZ Eff
clen, ana competent instructor; 40 LA; sII "A.
sion OF such English ttudie. .s are eensrsII.
prosecuted ia Academies Of ,bs b;.hss, 80.
The PnnelPal lie nov making es.ens;ss nj.
citions 10 his sccomnoda alton. II, ho..Jas.
thai ~ short iiLle rooms viii be onsn e. ,s
or 20 bosrders. Good board ca IL III 80 aOn &c
cated IN the neighborhood, O 'e P'"-
Tuition 10 the Classical D.n,,,n.,, -
session Of i've months, sI9 SO. P''
English Department, 60 per s.,,;o,
Bard per month, exclusive Of lipbts a. "a
The psesens sesssOn will end on the ,s,h ri
jane nexi. "0 1''h %
BIZ The next session will Commence
on the 18th Of July.
Those who may wish 90 eorrespond NTH a..
r"neipal OF this Academy. ~iil please "a Id.
ifess bin % Postmaster al Jnnto.
April IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
Hill B0Ro UG II. N. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEARTY,

AT rHREE DOLLARS YEAR, on Two DOLLARS
WITTY cEHrsir PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
20 have their paper disc ontinued at the cxpna'
ton Of the year. will be presUmed rs dcsnpg
IFS continuance until counteTmsndcd And 10
paper will be discontinued until all auearacos
are paid, unless at che option Of the rubllshe''
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen bnts,
one dollar for the 6rst, and twenty. five cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer on"s IN
proportion. Court advertisements twenty five
per cent higher. A deduction of 33s yer cent.
viii be made 70 adveI,isers By the ysar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
F0rtcarsiing .fgegey.

IT, TnE subscribers inform che Mer'
49, chants Of the interior, that they ere
stiil engaged IN the Forwarding wsy, and uU''
That with the facilities and experience they now
possess IN the Transaction u this busrnesS
70 merit the patronage heretofore confined:
They have large Ware Houses at tie river ard
10 town, for the reception offorwstding Goods
apart from other buildings. and comparatively
safe from FIRE.
Vikings a. BELDEN.
Fayetteville
Refer 60
AeSsrs. cAsE s. IioiLssD, HillsborouEh
April s. 6S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
STATE or NoRTH.cARoLINA.

STATE or NORTH.cAROLINA.
Orange County.
In Equiiy-March Tern. 1899.
Tiiiisa N. Pratt, sad silu,,
W.
RssSsn csrdsn. snd slksrr.
TIT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of Che Cour,
- that BenIamin Johnson and Sarah he Ne
are not inhsbiishis Of this state; u 10 there.
fore ordered. that publication be made IN The
ilIllsbOroUgh Recorder, for sia wssks sus,,..
siHsly. that unless the said Benjsuih JoLLson
and sarah HE wife, be and appear 81 ihs nsI,
term Of this Court. 60 be held 81 the Court
House IN iiIlisborough. On the second Mon
pay in September neat. and plead. ansvtr o.
demur, the bill will be taken pre- ssaJts,s .. 10
them. and set down for hssrins or rrn.
JAMES WEBB, C. \ H. E.
Price adv. o. 50. eI-Cs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
Notice.

a Ii persons indebted to the late firm oil
LAlIMER & MEBANE. or 10 JAMES
MEeANE, ia. are requested 60 call on tho
subscriber and make immediate settlement;
Otherwise their accounts will be put into The
sands OF an otficer for collection. Longer in.
du!genee cannot be given.
JAMES MEBANE. in.
Jsnuary %. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

'os, Office al HILLSIDE
the lie. day Of April.
10. taken out in three
sent TO the General
ad letters.
l.
sifs. Mary Laws .
John Lockhart
Miss Mary 4. Lane
Micajah Leonard
Sllas NJ. Link
nj
Alex'r Montgomery
. James Montgomery
] William M'Dowell
Hunter M'Culloch
Miss Eliza M'Cown
Thomas M'cracken
John OF aaron Maroon
Rev. Thomas Mason
Andrew c. Murdoch
Rsv.RObertC. Maynard
William Nichold
James Z. NOracet
O
Henry o'DanieI
iollowell Old
p
George Prait2
Thomas g. Pratt Q
John Price
Edward Fender
William Piper
Henry Picket
X
Henry Richards
COPELAND Riley
James Riley (of james,
Genrge Ray
William d. Rag
Judson Riley
William NJ. Roberts
william Roberts 2
James Riggs Q
Chesly P. Rainey
James Rainey
John Ray
James Reeves
John Reeves
George Reeves
Wilson Rheu
John U. Roberts
William Smith Q
James SauRhan
Leonard Smith
Joseph Steel |
Mirs. Nancy Steel
Gen. John Smith
william 2. C.. Smith
Il
James Turner
Abel Thompson |
Samuel Tate /
Peter Thomson
Joseph L. Turner /
w |
william n. Woods i
samuel Wilson Il
Charles Wilson i
william Wilson 1
samuel WORKMAN |
Joseph d. webb |
henderson Woods |
.emuel WiIkerson |
lanes wilkins |
John C. Walker |
Grandson Woods |
"a
Charles Yancy |
ieorgs Ysncy |
LANCY. p. NJ |
84-f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
MRS. yASsEUR

e MS jos, received. 10 addition 10 her finn,
assortment Of
CONTEMPORARIES,
. fresh supply Of the following articles. yin.
PULL ASSORTMENT OF
CAN DIES,
Raisins. Currsn,s,
Oranges, Almonds,
Lemons, Wslnuis.
Apples. Brazil Nuts,
Figs. FilberIs,
Fumes. Cheese,
and variety Of SEGARS.
The Fruit and Nuts ere e the new s,s.
and Of excellent quality.
December 6. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
List of Letters,

LRemaining in the |
rough. N. c. or
| 1889. which. if
| months. will be
lost Office 40 d.
John Allen Q
James Allison
James Allison
Deacon seldom ArnolC
Robert Anderson
II
MISS haffiet Booth
Affy G Mercury, sci
wants ofMr. Burgwi
William Baldwin Q
James Baldwin
Mosher Barton
John Bowers
James P. Brown
Joseph Barlow
James Rockwell
william Brown
Reuben Batchlos
Reddick Brown
George F. Coggins
Caty Crab,ree
Edward Cowdle
James II. Christie
John Crabtree
Thomas crabiree
William Chamblee
Abel Cain
William Darlington
David Comb
Abraham Crsbtree
Mary Clark
Reuben Garden
Levin Carmichael
ID
Roland Davis
Hampton Dollar
William Dollar
Timothy DAVIS
William Duskin
James DauglIeIty
r
Hugh raucelts
James Paucette
Abisha faucoite
Green Findley
Alexander Forrest
Paul Heart
Robert Hall, sen.
Thomas Hulchins
David lloulder
kenady Horton
John Holloway
John Hunter
James Hsney
John HALEY
lanes r. iutchins
Leroy iiudnal
Cave & Holland
John Hodge
Iohn II. Isgram
Charles Jordan
samuel Jordan
Iames Jones -.
Iargis Johnston
William c. Jackson
,ol. Thomas Jones
X
ohm Kelly 3
ohm " Keith 2
Iiex'r NJ. Kirkland Q
THOS. {
April /.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
Equity Sale.

as3gS IN obedience To a decree Of
2XSS the Court Of Equity for Orange
TS county. made a. March Tern, 1853,
<aSSas shall cell bcfoie the court house,
- The town q iiilIsborough. on Monday The
9Th day Of May neat, on . credit Of twelve
and eighteen months. . TRACT OF LAND be.
longing 10 the heus 81 Law Of The late Milliin
McCsuley, lying on the wsiefs Of New Here.
adjoining the lands of CHARLES TREE and 9th.
e's, supposed 20 eonlsin about 500 acrss
Also the HOUSE AND LOT 10 Chapel Sill.
known % the Thomson HouIe.
JAMES WEBB, C. 4 ".
March 20. e3-lw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

N FEW regular BoaTdeFs can be .seom,,,
dated BY the subscriber, AZ The Ga -
Of toha fsddis. deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be seeomn.,.
ted during Court wssk. -
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
February rs. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

NEW
Spring and Summer
GOODS.
SHHE Subscribers hasing epeneo stefe g
- the wsll kn0wa koass. formerly oecaFtea
BIZ Col Shlsl1s. On chuEtoa street. enc deer
bsi0w he Post OHics. are nsx Fseeising e.
neFsl assoTtment Cf
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
of almoss ever desesipsioa, whieh will be soi5
% low - they can be oiSsrsd n this maEksii
90 ~ill not say lower, - premises are Of little
10 purehsse. wii snamine cor stock psesaons
20 euyiag elsewhere. AID lei cur actions SPEAK
Instead Of words.
orr STOCK CONTRASTS
Cloths. Cassimeres. Sallineis. Persian
ClOsh. Bombazines. Cape csubieIs.
French. English and American PRISTs.
Printed LAWNS snd MUSLINS.
Black. Buls-B Black. and COlOured SILKS.
&c. &c. &c.
ALSO.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Glass, Qaeensware. crocksry, and
Stone Ware,
Hats. Caps. Shoes. Bonnets.
Cotton Yarn,
Castings and Seythe Blades.
Molasses. Sugar. Coffee. Powder. Shot.
Nails. Window Glass. White Lead.
&c. &c. &c.
And many other articles too numerous TO
menli0n. Cal and see.
PARKER & NELSON.
April ~. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
A List OF the Animals con
tanned In the ssensgeris.


A full grown male Elephant. female
Camel and her young. the Artisan Yuggs,
Asisiie Lion. African Lioness. RoyslBen
gal Tigrsss. Royal Bengal Tiger. pair Of
Spotted HysIss. pair Of Striped liysass.
Asiatic Leopard, the Argalipoeo or Adiu-
iani Of Bengal, South American Ccndor,
Tuliurs from Ceylon. the Coekaioo, Gui-
nes Pigs. Monkeys, &c. &c.
For Equestrian Performance and description
Of Animals, see bills 81 the Hotels.
There will be an exhibition ., the same lime
and place, Of the rare specimens Of she Fine
Arts, the richest and farest and noss e1tensive
collection Of PAINTINGS ever offered 20 sn
American psblic. These paintings havs been
selected BY 9 very distinguished artist, and
neither pains nor expense have been spared IN
procuring works Of the most celebrated ssd
inIeFesilng character. AdmIttsaes rs eents.
In addition 10 the paintings. there will be
exhibited collection u Asisue seTpenta, co.,
sisting Of the
Immense Anaconda, or Terror Of
CeylOn; the Boa CONSTRUCTOR, or
Sirsneling Serpent OF Java; the Possoo.
or Python Of Madras; tas Ar"ohis Bslns
from Calcutta. the connecting link Be-
tween the serpen; and the worm.
Entrance 10 this Splendid ExAibitIos, from
The inside Of the Msnsesrie.
gTS- The above nsmsd establishment.
hsS will be- exhibited Of Fish. dam o.
Tuesday tie Ilsh Of Nay. and 81 william n.
Pratts store 90 "Wednesday the 18th OF Mar.
Msyi. es-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

fRhlR faialias Esiahiishnsas u Al. A..
SPegtator 10 offsGed Ger sale :. 49,. ..'''a
cating terms. 70 . praetirai psint., -
small lamllys The silualion l. sest s,,,'..Ia
ene. Pfolessioaai and ether ses,s..s
demanding e pfeseat The skoie Il =. -.
alone prevent ne from sgsia asssr,ss !.
kdilofai char. shieh. with sosas srr,,,,.. - :
haa been % ne . sonFee of pleasure 49, - =
fhefs a. perhaps. no village u lie So. n :.
hol5s ost better iadacemenis fss A $780, =
meat o. ths Had. .''A-
Miton. N. c. Jaa. ef. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
Richmond Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

-@se-r
TnHis establishment has been In successful
operation for nearly thirty years, and is
one Of Ihe most extensive and complete. south
Of the Potomac.
Tho Propristors are prepared TO receive or.
ders for Castings Of all descriptions.
Mill Geering. Stationary and Locomo-
tire Engines. Rail Road Wheels. Tobac-
co and Oil Presses. Bells OF al sizes.
Plans and estimates furnished when requir.
ed.
All orders addressed 10 the subscribers. az
Richmond. or HoLpERBT & PHEErERs.
Agents, Petersburg, Va, will be executed With
pTomptness and on moderate terms.
ID. ]. BURR & Co.
Richmond, 1889.
~ Cash will be paid for 4 or 5000
lbs. Of old COPPER, for the above establish
nent ty
HoLDERBY e. McPHEErERs.
General Agents. & Commission Merchants,
Petersburg, Va.
April. 1883. Calm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

A IL Letters and Papers directed 10 the
- Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orange,
must be Poa Psid, OF they will not be taken
put Of the Post Office.
JyKEs H.NoRwooD. Csc.
April IS. 67-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
To the .UiIlcrs Of Orange n
adjoisirS Cealsfies.
Boiling Cl0ths!-B
inc ClOths!! .

TUE subseri5er has Just received few pie
- ces u Selling Cloths Of very superior
quality ard the mnss approved brand-w hich
he ofsn Of New York retail prices. He can
safely ssy they viii give satislaciien 10 al who
viii give then trial.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND.
Apsi IS. Cav
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
ORANGE HOTEL.
Millsborough, ". q.
aEIll|s

spHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public. that this large and eommodi
Gus establishment, situated on the street lead
ing directly west from the Court House. 10 90 v
open for the reception Of Travellers and Repu
lar Boarders. Having erected this building
especially for q Hotel, no expense OF pains vii
be spared TO give il character abroad; his Gus.
toners may therefore rest assured that his &C.
conmodations will be good.
Gr Families DESTROYS OF spending some time
in the place. may find comfortable seeommo.
datiOns at the Orange Hotel.
ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
October ~. diff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

R@- The above medicines are for sal,
1@S at the Office Of the HilIsborough Re
eorder- where constant supply will be kept.
ID. HEARTT, agent.
May 2. 6S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

erHE proprietlrs respectfully snnonnes %
- the ladies' and sssiiensh Of Hillshosough
AID is vicinity, that tkis splendid establish
meat will be exhibited 81 fiillsbofoxah On
Thursday the 10th OF Nay,
fer s~s DON sasF. HOurs Of exhibition. from
10 l. r. NJ. Admittsnee 50 cents; children
and serrsnts half price.
The Manager. in solieiting public pasfonsge.
pledges himself that there shall be nothing
wsnsiaz 90 his FART 90 fendsf ihe exhibition
both sssesshis sad Interesting. and that there
will Be aching Introduced in iae perfornsnee
that can oEsnd ihs ear Of the most fassidious;
but The xhole oil be eondsetea With lhs us.
mast order ard desorrm. coEmodious seats
will be erected for Ihe accommodation Of visit.
ers, Ladies and juvenile visitors always have
tie preference
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09
Moffat's Life Pills,
Am
PHEyTx BITTERs.
ME nniTenal

The universal esnma-
tion IN which he erlsbFats6
LIFE PILLS aa6 PHGNll
BiTTERS are keid, 10 ssiis-
Iaet0Iily Demonstrated b.
the ineIeasing denand fsi
them u every state and sec
ton o. The Unisn, snd bY Che
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

May @.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-09

yHHE Subscribers hasing ePsned sieEs 9
- The sell knowa hoass. tcEmefly oeeaRss
b. Col Shlslds. On chuTtoa street. enc Go
beiow ahs Post Office, ere ngw Fseeising gs
maRml a sanRN.menN ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

he freshman rlsss. besides 10 insgul-E
students.
The .Madisou rspsrs" uill be pab-
lishrd. undrr he aei 81 csfgrsss. IN NO
senher. They viil perh-fs form ne
most valuable d0eunsnlary history u re-
soluliOnsry aasiFs sxiant. The woi'S .
70 be in three Folnmss. printed On lsFgs
type. thai al may read. Old and young.
A ere broke oui in Philadelphia. on
Thursday night. below lhe Navy Yard. IN
The Mulhaasen msnufsclaEy Of cotton
prints. xhieh vas enIirely e0nsumed.
Loss s80. 00e-s50. 900 Is said 10 have
been insured.
1.-THE lsie term Of The Common Pleas
Of Stark county. Ohio. . verdict Of 81
$50 damages and costs, Was rendered
against seven Of The persons who isrred
and fealhared Dr.. Wilgons. a New Ber-
In. lasi spring.
Letters from Mississippi under date ol
the 6lh instant, published in lhe New
Orleans Bulletin. state that in The inierior
Of that state. the cotton crop will moi
reach more Than half What was ~ FIRST
anticipated by The planters. A continued
drought Tor month. and The rassges ol
the cut worm had completely blighled The
prosPeel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Shocking Occurrence. Charlo,Its.
vile, Virgins, Advocate states that, while
Mr.. Jesse Grath and his lady, Of that
neigborhood, were looking a, their cattle
on Friday evening OF last week. his Dur
ham COW, which hail a calf By her side,
made furious attack upon Mrs. Graih.
Knocked her down and gored and tramp
led her in such a shocking manner that
her life is despaired Of. Mr.. g. who ran to
the relief Of his wife. was also knocked
down and sustained much injury. This
COW had been procured from Connecticut
a, grea, expense. and was a particular Ia
vorite with Mr.. and Mrs. g. and before this
occurrence, was considered tracIable and
weII.disposed animal. Mrs. G. wore red
bonnet on The occasion. which is the only
cause that We have heard assigned Tor .b;e
attack on her.
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FROM LIBERIA.


We have intelligence from Liberia.
says the New York Commercial AdSer.
iiscr. TO the llih Vi July Inclusive. Al
that period The colony was in prosperous
condition. A letter from our esteemed
friend the Rev. John Seys. superintendent
Of The Methodist missions, dated Monro.
via, July liIh. contains the following
gratifying intelligence:
- am happy 10 inform you Of our
continued health and Of our unexampled
success in the blessed cause in which We
are engaged. A very gracious work has
recently broken on. among The natives
al Hedjing,on. and no less than thirty-six
poor perishing beaIhen have embraced the
religion ol our lord Jesus Christ, and
profess 10 have experienced the forgive
ness Of sins through faith in his blood,
| have been on, among them. and beheld
tho glorious scene with indescribabls
emotions. Brother Brown is very zeslou:
and faithful, and our prospects are mos
encouraging. | leave Monroyia again
tomorrow 10 spend few days on tha
station. as the good work is still going
on.
"The King has been converted TO God
and seems determined 10 exert all hi'
influence to spread The gospel among hi
countrymen.
!. am, &c. J. SEfS.
"P. S.-rhe ship Emperor has beer
wrecked on The coast; crew all saved; bu
the vessel and cargo total loss.
IS"
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.q,pfd consequences Of Lynch lar =,
Some time ago, family was murdered
in Arkansas, and three men, plon whom
suspicion fell, were hung by a mob
without trial, defrnce or authority. Il
now appears that these men were proba
bly innocent. De that as it may, there
can ,bc no doub. of The guilt of those who
murdered them, and yet we hear OF nc
measures taken for their apprehension
We sometimes affect to sheer at the mo
rails of Texas. They are century II
advance of those Of Arkansas. We woult
rather trust life and property in Turkey
than in such state.
Providence Journal.
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Van Buren, meeting insBeaufort pro-
poses a Convention a, Raleigh, in De-
eember, to nominate an administration
candidate for Governor. The meeting
recomme nded WIN. A. Blount as a sui
table candidate for the office.
The University of North Carolina
commenced its presen. session win 81
members in the senior class. "a IN the
janior, 40 in the sophomore, and % IN
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UluSBOEoVGH nERATING soeIEEE.-
ne Gslluuiag d ne QaeEy seaEeted 70 els-
eassioa AZ he FegsisF satsiisg q thls serisiy
"a Tassdsy Eighi nezi-
Osskfpsirsis iadlsi8Msis y rsfirieisf q rsssaF'
- 81 nr pr esnE. pr m'sra - neasg iasassI
By the sEekEElEr.
Ossobsr ). 1859.