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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06
JuntO Academy.

yNilS Institution, twelve miles northwest
from liillsborou2h, Orange county. n. c.
and SIX niles north a. Mason Hall, enj0ys a
location in the midstof an agreeable neigh.
boFhood, surrounded by a pleasant country,
which an exceedingly pure lad salubTlOus al.
fnosphere, peaceful seelusion and other Im
po'taat advantages, combine TO render pecu.
larry eligible and inviting. Here the student
Is lI'lted, by the prospect OF study, uni0ler-
F"ptei by oil health, aud those oiaer causes
watch frequently 60 much .eiard Tue p:ogTess
rable distinction lies opea before him, with
lew. bnt rural alluremeuis, to withdrew him
from the pursuit, with comparatively few
temptations 10 lead bin asiray.
Tae student Who comes here is Forthwith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been eontented and happy one; over whom
parental government is exercised, and. VII
giant eye Kept. lie immediately becomes
the subject Of all fathers soIiriiude, exer.
;ibns anEauxieiies. ~.-s*s< - : e.
As uis designed that this institution shall
be a classical, school OF the highest grade,
Classical literature constitutes distinct. de-
pari'nen., under the immed date aud pariic ulaT
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made TO prepare students Tor
any OF the Universities Of The country, or To-
''gs.1 ~ NHOSS eHb OeslgH WY 70 VAC Az
accademicaI course, a, thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
The English department. which il separate
and distinct, Is under the directivp &c an eili-
cteRi and competent instruction; so tia: all re-
qh'sIte facilities are afforded for the prnsecu.
ton OF such English studies ns are generally
prosecuted il Academies Of The highest grade.
The Principal is now making extensive ad.
diiions TO his accommodations for boarders, 80
Ina! va short time rooms will be oper for is
or 20 boarders. Good board can also be pro.
cnIe1 IN the neighborhood.
fnHion in the Classical Department, per
session oil i've month";, st2 so. ..a.
Engish Department, So per session.
Board per month, exclusive of lights, 81 so.
Ihe presentsession will end on the 18th Of
June next. =.
|" The next session will commence
on The 10Th Of July. +z.. -.
Those who may wish 10 correspond with the
rfioeiPal Of this Academy. will please to ad.
dfess hIn as Postmaster at Jnnto.
ID. w. KERR.
ApriiIs. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06

The des,inies OF nsii0n depend less
on the greatness Of The few, lhsn the VIZ
tues or vices Of Tie many. Eminent indl'
Fiiulls cast further ihe features Of her
glory or shame; but the realities Of her
veal or woe lie deep in the great mass.
The curling tops Of lofty waves are the
crest Of the ocean. bur from ils depths
ilow the empowering strength Of It's
giies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06

THE universal esilma-

ties IN which ne esishrate6
LIFE PILLS and PaGAA
BITrERS sse hsie, - ssils'
IaesaTily demonstrated ~
the ineFeasihg 1smzHa ieI
them IN even ssafe ahd sc"
lion ofthe Inion. ard BY abe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06

a Seounlrsl.-A:nan named HELEN
bake caused The death Of a child Of Me-.
Barnum. Of Albany. by giving il 10 drink
near pint Of raw brandy. al a grocery
store, on Friday.she.Ia'h ult.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06

There is something extremely touch
ing, as well as an excellent moral, in the
following anecdoie. |. is in srriet ac-
cordsnce with one Of the earliest precepls
OF the. Saviour Of men. 8 -~
"A Hiss for q Blow.-A visitor once
went into Sabbath School in Boston,
where he saw boy and girl on one seat,
who were brother and sister. In a mot
men, Of ihoughless passion. the little boy
struck bis sister. The little gid was
provoked and raised her hand 10 return
the blow. Her face showed that rage
was working within, and her clenched
fist was aimed at her brother, when her
teacher caugh. her eye, Stop, my dear. "
said she. you had much better kss you
brother Than TO strike him"
The look and the word reached her
heart. Her hands dropped. She threw her
arms round HE neck aud kissed him. The
bog was moved. lie could have stood
against blo~--but he could not with.
stand a sisters kiss. lie compared the
provocasinn he had given her with the
return she had made, and The tears rolled
down his cheeks. This affected The sis
ter. aud with her lille handkerchief she
wiped away his Tears. Blu, the sight oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06
Mail Arrangement.

a III. letters intended 10 90 by either Of the
stages, should be lodged in the Posi- or.
fee before six O'Clock, p. NJ.
THOMAS CLANCY. p. NJ
APri 2s. 49,. 49,. e7-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-07
The Pa,nfl and Debiiitaiine Complaint
o. THE PILES

receives Immediate rcef-and. in Instances has
beam thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
yINnIS approved compound also mtgotes and the
i symptom, which frequently accompany that disorder,
and the danger of the paent-viz: Pain in Lons
H-alachcLo.s of Appctitc-Indge other marks
ofdcblity
relieved Patient writes from Distance 1t but JUS
,ise TO Won to inform yo that have used your Dumes'
Remedy the Piles for time past and have found it
cnincntly successful
The Remedy quito innocent and may be administered to
all ages andboi sexes. lan and simple directions with
description Of the complaint, accompany each package,
which consists boxes containing Ointment aud the
,hcr nm EectuaryPrice 81 for both articles so
where but one ~ wanted.
Price 81 so abox.
- None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor T. kiDDER successoro the
late Dr. Conway. For sale, with all the other Conway
Melcine.' his Counting Room No. 80 door j.
Kddcrs Drug Store of Court and Hanover Streets
near Concert Hail. Boston and by his special appointment,
by J. T. ROY ALL, Accents
Large discount TO those who buy sc II again.
April l6 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Ihursddv, Feb, %, 1899.

LHuTsddy, REQ, %, 1889.
A message was received from the Senate, stating
that they have passed the bill, entitled an act
to incorporate the Grady Mining Co mpony, in the
County of Louisa"
They have also passed the bill, enti,ed an act to
amend act for the better organization Of the mill
tia, passed March S, 1884," with an amendment.
The amendment OF the Senate to the militia BILL
dispenses with the fall musters.
On motion Of Mr.. Crutchfcd, the bill and amend
meats were laid on the table.
| On Mr.. Dunlap's motion, Resolved, That
the Committee on Roads, &c. be instructed to
inquire into the necessity Of directing the Board Of
Public Works to cause to be made survey ola Road
from tho Salt Sulphur Springs in the County
Of Monroe, through the Counties Of Mercer and
Logan, to the kentucky line a, near the mou, h
of Pond Creek.
Petitions presented -
| By Mr.. Toler from cizns Of Lynchburg, Camp
bell Bedford and Amherst praying the passage Of a
| law forbiddng Tho sale ofoose unprized Tobacco.
which has not beenfrst carried warehouse nspec-
ted, weighed and the quantity aud the owners name
entered on the warehouse books.
| Also, from the Common Council Of Lynchburg,
praying the passage Of law defining the jurisdiction
of said Council and that IL it be not already, il may
be extended to the half mile without and around
! said town.
| By Mr.. Cunningham, from citizens Of the Be-
rough Of Norfolk, praying that the law may be SO
amended as to require executions for capital Of
public mode.
Banking.
Mr.. Toler Of LynchLurg submitted the following
Resolutions:
Whereas, it is conceded, that the Bank Csri,aIo
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20 900 lbs. BACON, with good Stock Of
LIQUORS and WINES
.Sfr0ued or Stolen,

IRON the subscriber near New London,on Sat
Il uiday night, the 23d February. ls39,two sorrel
Mares, one larce sorrel, with one hind leg larger
than the other other marks not recollocted the
other a beautiful sorrel fIly, rising four years old,
with one white hind foot, and blaze in her face
They either got loose or were taken ana fode on
liberal reward will be given for their delivery to the
subscriber, Tor any Information relative to them will
be thankfully receved) being four miles southwest
from the meadows of Goose Creek, Bedford county,
Va. JAMES ANTHONY.
Marcia Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-07
Hard Election.

TTNHE ward election for SIX Aldermen and SIX
Common Council men, in each ward. in the
town Of Lyuchburg will take place. pursuan, 10 an
&C, of Assembly entitled" an act TO amend an &C.
wards and for other purposes" passed Feb. 49, 1880.
on the first Tuesday in April next-and will be held
in Lynch Ward No. l. being all 'ha, part Of sao
town below the lst aley extending from the river to
10Th street 10 the ,epemeut on Main street, lately
occupied by John B. Tilden as timers SHOP one
door below James b. Renwick's grocery store. aul
IN Henyy lard. No. 2. being all that part Of towr
above lst alley extending from the river 10 l2h street
~ 'he ,oom of Inc tenement occupied by the Virgin
;ar ofsce. HENRY HUNTINGTON.
'' serg,. ofthe Corporation Of Lynchsurs
Feb. % W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-07
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TINE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charloites
vile in the evening of those days il arrives at FREE
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock, p. NJ In returning, arrives at Char
lottesville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg viii! reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day al O'clock p.
M.-Our teams and coaches first rate, and the
drivers careful and accommodating No pains
will be spared render the trip safe aud pleasant
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg $ll so
do TO Richmond so
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats.
5. j. CLOVES, Agt.
Jan3 4,
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MIR Robert kYle:

CIR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 18th day of March, 1889, at the House Of
Diana Hamett, in the County Of Coles and State OF
Illinois, will proceed to take the deposition OF James
Gardner, to be read in evidence in the motion
now depending and undetermined in the County
Court of Mon,g omery in Virginia, in which motion,
you the surviving partner of the firm Of David and
Robert Kyle, is plaintiff. and Thomas Goodson and
Others. are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished that day
/ shall continue it for one day longer.
You may attend il you think proper.
am yours, &c.
THOMAS BOWER.
Feb. IA I'm
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EDUCATION.

MISS MARY TOMPKlNS, will resume the
NI dutes of her School. this morning in Il part OF
the ,enemen, occupied BY her mother, at the lower
end of the Main street, where every effnrt shalt be
diligently used to instruct the children that may be
conhded to her caro-.
Terms as heretofore, 81, 80 per month.
March at
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DIR. JERR,S
Rheumatic Liain,ent 4!

Will afford immediate relief the patient has
becn attended it'll such extraordinary to cure the
most distressing Rheumatism in "a when of
yew. standing.
This highly valuable nment is recommended with con
6dence founded the experience of years. only
cure for that cxcruciatng disease but application
for Stiffness of the Joints Numbnes Sprans Chilbaus
This article is considered superior thing
and to such virtues is order ed from
distant parts Of the country.
An Agent recently writes" Please send further sup
ply Of Jcbbs Lniment. shall probably sell
quantity it is recommended by of physic.ns
vsrv highly
Price SO cents a bottle.
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HEYL'S INTERROGATION.

a M0st valuable remedy for diseases oil Horses,
n., ""e can De recommended with the most per-
,ec confidence. from repeated trials for wears mas,
neeen''y Tins article has been used with equal and
even more happy effects for spraius, bruises fresh
e"'s' pans, and large class flike diseases.
For sale by UOWEI, DAVIES
Feb 2S " " 100
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FRESH GOODS.

INST RECEIVED SEVERAL PACKAGES
u SEASONABLE GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles:
10 bales bleached and unbleached
Domestics, assorted,
l bale, mled Blankets, superior article, for
Boat Tents.
Calicoes, new style, very beautiful,
Furniture, do.
Cambrcks,
Kentucky Jeans,
Sugar Coffee, &c.
All of which will sell low, for cash.
ANDREW C. ELLIOTT.
Feb. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-07

MFRS. ORR proposes to teach SCHOOL at
lV1 her house. near the Methodist Church; com
snencing on Monday next.
For Spelling. Reading. and Writing. 81 so
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
and Needle Work, 90
She hopes to meet with some encouragement from
ahe public aud promises to every exerton to ad-
vance her pupils.
Feb. % Is
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ElENMISo
1.-THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. 4"

Is psbshsd seioeekiy ferery Monday and 7hursday a,
rsw Dollars per payable adraace. No subscrp-
,ss Willie received fora shorter period than month"; and
40 paper M be discontinued ereept the discetion of The
Rd;teys) until al arrearages are paid
rADVERTTSEHENTSi nsertedaf so cents per SQUARE
or ea for the first iassrtsn, and 81 for erery suisse
gsest inserfios -
gYJOB PRiNTIN0ereented neatly and erpediGoxsiy
AID on Reasonable terms.
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TRACT OF LAND,

lying in the county Of Campbell, adjoining the
Lands of Fleming Saunders Mary Horton and 9TH
ers containing fifty acres.-Also one sorrel Horse Il
all the Household and kuchen Furniture. The til
lie to said property supposed to be good, but lact
ing as trustee, he will only convey such title as is
vested in him as such.
ZACHARIAH PHILIPS, Trustee.
Feb, lS t20M
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Silk Worm Eggs.
TUST RECEIVED, a few pounds OF grey and
81 white SILK WORM EGGS, which
will sell low. a. u Ebhio
Feb %
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ana al the expiration OF this pefiou OF hVe years.
me oon'h- western ha',ioad w,i' nave been com
pe,eo' me sum OF fve mi'''ons OF dollars app,oPf-
a'eo 10 mat purpose neng much larger than the es
inmates o. inc Engineers VINO nave SURVEYED Tue
"neleapon' me oa'e wiz possess az
paying inna derived rom zen m'ons OF pank,ns
eap's anu n'e millions OF ra,-ioau ccpna'-'ne ,a'
'er OF wh'ch oeing estimated nke ,he TURNER at pc,
sen. .honen mere Is 90 a. a' W."
os n'uen ' snnn WIZ y'eo 10 ue ~
a. SUI" o. @'oo co.. ooo on oo' ''""' "po" WIG" WIZ
1--WE W;ss' my LIZ s-oo'ooV NJ m .,,,;,,.d III. ,os6,.
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$50 REW:fRD
TAMES PHIPPS, who was confne

TAMES PHIPPS, who confined in the
- jail of Grayson county, on a charge OF vo'unta-
~ aud malicious stabbng, made his escape from The
said Jail, about the 18th inst. and IS now go
ing at large.
will give the above reward of fifty dollars for the
appreh and delivery of the said James Phipps,
al Grayson Conr House, that he may be dealt with
according to law.
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic Invalids !

vJERSON3 suffering under Rheumatic Affection are re-
specially assured that they obtain of the proprietor
however obstinate the disorder be- aud oil its dferen
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JEREMIAH JENNINGS, J
DENCRIPTIO.N.

Said Phipps is about ID or Is years Of age tali
complexion, and HAIR inclined TO be red or sandy
The description of clothing not iecollected'
J. J. Tailor.
Feb % lm
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TRUST S.1LE.

DURSUANT to deed Of trust, executed by
l. Henry Powers, to the subscriber for The pur-
poses therein named, aud duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Campbell he
will proceed on the Goth OF March next, TO SELL by
way nf nublic auctiOn on The premises n certain
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-15

OnaArE ON Mr. WIsE's REsoLuTIos'LLVery
Lao, an unrigbt man in the community, VINO ue'
s;re. 10 enrn aught Of the various lh'se'apre es
10 which the administration Pa'y ~ Gs III
sometimes zee fit 10 resort, ~ ,ha ,,hic sLPonm
annuiedge of their abuses from me puoic, shouiu
. ss,;.yLar attention TO the resent debate on
NJ W;ses Resolution. This debate places lbe
Loco Foco Representatives in no very enViabie
;,;or Mr. Wise, il appears, influenced by a
P"n desire of laying before the people those o6ic-
raeors and Documents relating to the defauLters
,hich had been already transmitted to the House of
Representatives, that the people themselves might
idre ofthe course pursued by Government officers
and pass the sentence of appreciation or condemna-
lion upon them, according to their deserts, offered
10 the House resolution that 20 900 copies of
these reports and documents should be printed for
the use of the members and their constituents
What could be- more reasonable than this One
would scarcely dream of any opposition TO such a
measure and yet the words had hardly fallen on
the ears of the administration party, when they
simultan eously rose, by INSTINCT as it were, and
arrayed themselves against it in the most deter
mined hostility. In II moment their whole camp
was thrown into the utmost confusion Ihey
reasoned, they argued, they protested against the
measure What did they deny that the people
had any right 20 know these matters! NO. surely
they did not dare to tnke this ground openly ihey
knew it was for their dearest interest to Withhold
this information from the people, and therefore,
thew adopted a course, which might at least appear
fair and plausible. They knew, toeH hne,o, that II
these papers, QLEciaL though they were, should go
them and theirs, and they therefore led to
this strange stand, and, of course, were driven to
the most hollow and bare!aced arguments TO sup
port it. They thought il wrong, that the people
should receive these papers, as they came from the
hands of the Secretary of the Treasury. They
would trim them, cut them down, disguise them,
explain them away in other words, they would
wholly change their complexion, But were they
erroneous Did the Secretary utter falsehood in
his official capacity ? Certainly not. He THERE
as far as he aoent, told the plain truth, however
favorable might have been the terms in which he
very eager TO conceal from the public
Thus every step the Locos took during the
whole of this controversy led them deeper and
deeper into Inconsistencies and absurdes They
cling to straws with the earnest and covulsive
grasp of drowning men But will the people
Took calmly course like this VIII they SUI.
fer themselves to be deludcd, cheated, deceived in
open day According to the most liberal rules OF
evidence, they must presume these papers thus
strenuosly withheld, to contain matter unfa vorabIe
highly unfavorabe, to the administration party
But to avoid Judging hnrshIy, they ask an inspec'
ton of these papers they NEE; with rebuke, d
told, they shaH not see them !-Certainly, they
will look upon this with bitter indignation,
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Correspondence Qfute Commercial ADVERTISER
UPPER CANADA.

Wateuown, Dec. 81, 1888.
We have this morning received the unwel-
come news from Kingston, by Mr. Kemp that
the following persons are to be hanged on Friday
neXt--to vii:
Christopher Buckley, Of Onondaga Co.
II. A. Lawton, Of Hounsfield, Jefferson Co.
Russell Phelps, of Wntertown.
Leonard Delano, of WATERFOWL.
Andrew Leiper, of Pamela, Jefferson Co.
These are generally young men md have
been perfectly deceived by their leaders on this
side have just seen the Kingston Chronicle
of Saturday, which states that the sheriff had re-
ceived ORDERS for the execution of six of the brI-
gands on Friday Of this week--whch confirms
the above news.
I annex n copy of letter received by Norris
NJ. Woodruff ESQ, Of this village, from Col
Marks tho President of the Court Martini in
Kingston Sampson Wiley was an apprentice
to Mr. Woodruff, and left his service and joined
the patriots without the knowledge OF Mr. Wood
ruff The letter probably shows the true state
of feeling in Canada. =.
The Ogdensburg Times says citizen oflha'
village lately addressed letter to Judge Jones
of Toronto, pleading the pardon of the prisoners
ut Kingston, who are under 81 years of age
The letter was submitted to the Governor, and
an official answer received, which encoura-
ges the hope that the will be pardoned if nc
farther preparations be made 10 disturb Can
ada.
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ISg ~ EGs Ga

oo La Concord, Jan |, JoHN MoCyRDY, Esq. in his
CON year Printers an ~. III, are requested, $c.
In Boscawen, N. III. 2oth ult after long sickness
OF dropsy, Ruth, wife of MIR Benz. Simpson, aged
In fiopkinton, ~ H. 10Th ut Mrs Anna Simp-
son, wife of Mr. James Simpson, aged SO.
In Pittsheid, very suddenly, on the 31st ult. Mr.
stephen Holt, revolutionary soldier, in the 9lst
year of his age.
IN Derby Jan. 9th, in the 5Ist year of her age,
SARAH, wife of Mr. Warren Pierce, formerly of ST.
Johnsbury. Her last sickness was pulmonary con-
sumption, the lingering pains Of Which she endur-
ed with christian putience. She died happy. Her
sun went down without cloud believing un.
doubtingy that through the cbaugeless purpose and
tender mercy of her Heavenly Father, size was
candidate for the society of holy angels in heaven
where she should ultimately meet a redeemed
word, and unite with every rational creature of
God IN ceaseless dox"ogies of pinlse Him that
sitteth upon the throne and unto The Lamb forever
aud ever. Comm
liz keene, N. Hon. James Wilson, Sen. in
me |3d year OF his age. Mr. w distinguish
ed member of the bar in Cheshier and Hhlsboro'
Counties, and formerly member of Congress.