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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
Another Veteran gone.

We have just heard OF the death Of the
venerable SHEPARD koLLocK. a revolu.
tionsry officer. well known throughou,
our state. and deservsdly venerated. lie
died a, ,be advanced age Of So. in the city
Of Philadelphia. and was yesterday burr
ed in Elizabethiown.
Judge Kollock was born in Lewiston,
Delaware, in September. 1850. aud after
receiving an excellent education. went 10
Philadelphia, and acquired a knowledge
Of printing under William Goddard, the
editor Of The Pennsylvania Chronicle.
There he remained until the age Of 90;
after which. bis health failing him, he
wen, TO 81. Christophers. in the West In.
dies, where he for time carried on the
business Of printing. While there. the
news Of the troubles in The colonies, and
Of The battle Of Lexington. reached him.
Believing that the cause in which his
country was engaged was just, aud inci,-
ed by patriotism, he al once relinquished
a lucrative business, and returned, with q
desire TO aid in the important struggle.
He al once received commission as Sc.
cond lieutenant in the flying camp con.
pany: and in January, l777, at the soil.
citation Of Col. Neil, Of the continental
artillery, was united to his company. as
frs, lieutenant. lie was at the battles oil
Trenton, Fort Lee, Short-hills. aud 9TH
er engagements. and in all Of them dis.
played courage and skill. We might
mention many instances Of the confidence
reposed 10 him by the higher officers;
one will suffice. 10 l777, when General
Howe was emharking in New York. and
when General Washington supposed that
his object was to GO to Philadelphia. he
moved his army to Bucks county. Penn.
While in the camp there. General Gates
sent for him to send up some artillery Of
ficers. Gen. Knox, Of The artillery con-
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500 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on last Sa.
~ turday night, . very bright mulatto Bow
by the name OF WARNER, about Eve feet two
inches in height, nineteen years Of age, spare
made. strait black hair, black eyes, genteel in
his appearance. very polite in his manners-
speaks quick, and is somew bat conc cited: has
small scars on the back of one Of his hands.
and is frecklcd under his eyes; il Is possible
that he may have. by some means, obtained
free papers, He took with him two suits of,
clothes, one Of gray broadcloth. frock coat aud
pantaloons, the other Of hcmespun, copers.
color, roundabout and pantaloons. aud black
fur hat, about half worn. 10 requires close in
spection TO distinguish him from a white per-
son. II Is supposed that he has gone in the.
direction Of LynehbuFg. or Ilills6orourh. o.
down the river.
will give the above reward if taken over
twenty miles from home. over ten mile. and
within twenty. $50. within len miles. s,0. Il
he is returned 10 me, or lodged in jail 50 that
get him again.
- NATHL. p. THOMAS.
Near Milton, N. C.
july ~. S0--tg
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Obituary..

Died, IN this place. 81 The residence Of
Stephen Moore, esq. on the 9Th inst.
MARTHA EALEASoR HARDY. aged twelve
years. daughter Ol Edward Hardy. esq.
Of Berthe county.
In the event here recorded. our com
munity have been called To minele their
ears with those 81 strangers. in sorrow.
The hope Of . parent. like fair blossom
10 spring. 10 blasted. lf grief could be
sllsEisled by sympathy. and if BY being
shared by many il were lighiened. this
We trust might be less. Teachers. as. o
ciaies, and friends. share 10 gu sffliciion,
which they however know il would be
,mpossIble 10 diminish.
Though this even, cannot but be scr.
rowful. nor will soon be forgotten, yel
We are persuaded The very remembrance
may be profitable. II friends canno, re-
move the severity Of the sorrow Of sno,h'
er, they find for themselves instruction
and truth in Welt TO the house o.
mourning. How vain are the sirifes o.
the ambitious. The tolls after wealth, Oh,
struggle for merely temporal good Of ever
any kind. must. we think. have been Oh,
reflection Of many who followed the re-
mains Of the departed TO their resting
place, and looked into The opening tomb
But there appears 10 the christian an
other view. arising beyond the terminal
ed sorrows Of LIE. The far erceedins
and eternal trsight Of glory. in Christ, il
thought sometimes coupled with III,
memory Of events Of deepest sadness
And as we stood around The grave Of III,
departed stranger. aud saw The earth heap
cd together. aud heard the psi,ing Of lh,
spade IS the urro'mos, sods were pu, il
their place. il seemed as though friendly
hands were preparing q sro, Of repose
From such scene the thoughts rightl,
turn IN Him who is the resurrection an,
line life; the revealed help Of the stranger
and the dying. Aud this was bur the ex
preston Of our emotions on leaving ih,
consecraied ground:
"Thcn, sweet be thy rest, till lie bid thee arise
To hail Him in triumph. descending the skies.
Communicated.
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T. Raleigh Star. for the last 6re or
,iI weeks, has come to us considerably
sOl'rsed and otherwise improved in ap-
Pearance. Its editorial department. also
has assumed higher and more animated
tone, aud entries II TO rank among the
best conducted journals in the state. A
jealous advocate for sound Republican
principles. ye, entertaining a just regard
for The opinions Of others. may the enter
pri'ing editor long continue 10 enjoy the
fruits Of his labors.
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MARRIED.

on the evening Of the 5lh inst. by ths
Rev. Nc. Goodman, Mr.. JoHx LrPscoxu
oil this county. 20 Miss SusASsAH IIoL,
MAN. daughter Of Mr.. Richard Holman,
Of Person.
In this county. on Thursday the s,t
INST Mr. WnrrMRL CARTER 10 Mss Lu.
cISDa ALBRIGHT.
In Guilford county. on Tuesday, the
sOlh ult. Mr.. ALLEN DENNY. Of Missouri,
10 Miss NARY N. GrLxEa. daughter Of
Capt. Robert Gilmer. of 6uillord.
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u
Fssn he ckafssioa cour;.,
oEEieE ~ raE NEWa 4
= Assassias. r. o.. Aasssls
THE WAR RENEWED,
ne following ireacheroas account Al
Ne surprise Of Col. Harnsy's command.
reached here ihis morning by erpress.
.oi. Gates. commanding easi az s..
.ohns' has transmitted orders Ior imme.
diaie defence Of The posts South.
Asst. Adj Gsasral's OHes.a
Array oflhe sosih.
Fort Brock. e y. Jay 20
Sirs u bscomes my painful duty 10 in.
form you Of the assassination or he grea,.
er part Of u. Col IIsmey's delachmen,
by the Indians, on the morning fGhe 23d
instant. on the colcosahslchie river.
.here they had gone in accordance wi.h
the treaty Al For King. 70 establish q
trading house. The party consisted or
about % men, armed with Coils rife;
ihey were encamped on The river, bu.
nnprotfeIed BY deIences Of any kind, and
u - said without seniinels. The Ind
ans IN large force made the attack before
the dawn Of day. and befare reFiIle, and
u 10 supposed that thirteen Of the men
were killed, among whom were Msior
Dsllsm and Mr.. Morgan. suffers. The
remainder. with Col. Harvey, escaped;
several Of them severely wounded. Il
Was a complete surprise.
b The Commanding General therefore
directs. that you Instantly take measures
10 place the defenees al For. Mellon in
The most complete Stale Of repair. and be
ready al al times 10 repel an attack,
should one be made. No PARTON Of your
command will, in future. be suffered TO
leave the garrison. except under a strong
escort The detachment q, Fort Matt.
land. will be Immediately withdrawn.
Should Fort Mellon prove unhealthy,
and the surgeon recommend lis abandon
meni, you are authorized TO transfer the
garrison, and reinforce some of the neigh
boring posts. am. cir,
GEO. n. GRIFFIN,
Asst AdIt. General.
Lieut.. W. L. Hanson,
Cen. Of For, Mellon.
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August IL.

ATTENTION! TOWN COMPANY.
You are hereby commanded TO attend
= al the court house in Hillsboroueh.
on Saturday The 2lsi Of September, at III
O'Clock. for the purpose Of drill muster
and court martial,
W. C. CHRISTMAS. Captain.
August IA. So
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Choice Liquors, sc.


Choice Liquors, sc.
1UST RECEIVED from New York, and for
~ sale by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,1
rTn, Wines, of very superior
Muse, quality.
Cl.rel
London Brown Stout,
Pale Ale.
Irish whiskey.
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
srg- The subscriber will keep con.
CO. stsnilv on hand. for sale, well
made CARRYALI.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
TIlOS. d. GRAIN.
August Z. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

gpHE subscribers have -ssiablished them
selves in Wilmington for The trsnsae,ioa
Of the above business, and solicit share Of
public patronage. aasing been accustomed
TO the business. and intending 10 devote their
attention exclusively 10 il. they pledge them
selves TO give satisfaction 10 ,hose who may
pa,ronixe them. Merchants living in the in.
terror may rely on having prompt and early
adviccs Of ARRIVAL and shipment Of their Goods.
and those who supply themselves With Groce.
ries from Wilmington. will be regularly ADVISED
Of arrivals, and the state of the market. strict
attention will also be given 10 the sale OF Pro-
duce, Lumber, Timber. sc.
M,GARY q M.TAGGART.
Wilmington, May 90. 1883. n-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

A panther entered the dwelling Of 3
Mr.. Watson Of Lewis eonlry. N. Y. on
,he 27Ih OLE. and carried OF . child IA
months old. The sister Of The child. ~
years Of age. with some other children.
pursued The animal, upon which iI drop.
ped the child unlarmed aud fed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

Asm Banks.--Numerous applications
VIII be made to the next Legislature oil
pennsylvania for The incorporation ofnew
banking institutions; already notices have
been given for twenty new banks, with
'ap''al' amounting 10 near seven millions
"l dollars. These, added to the banks
already in existence. will form an aggre'
cato banking capital in tina, state Of sixty
'oar millions of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
Classical and English
SCHOOL.

yRHE undersigned intends, 10 future. to de-
49, vote his attention 10 the business Of teach.
ing, and will open School near his residence
in Orange county, four miles west Of Haw Ri
yer and three miles from The Chatham county
line, in healthy and Interesting neghborhood,
on the first Of September next.
This school is designed principally to be pre-.
paratory to admittance intn our University, or
any similar institution in this country. ID mus,
be expected, therefore, that classical learning
will con stitute the more impnrtant department.
The undersigned is not willing, however, TO ex-
clude any young men, who may wish 10 pur.
sue a course Of English studies. HE is the
more unwilling to do SO, from q consciousness
that the English Department is already too
much neglected in some Of our academies. He
also eniertains the opinion, that a system Of
English studies might be concocted and ar
ranged, thorough knowledge Of which would
be of more PRACTICAL utility TO man through
life, than that superficial acquaintance with the
Ancient Classics, with which very many are
content; and that unless parent designs his
son to take collegiate or thorough academi-
cal course. he had better let him cultivate ans
tongue r.H The best system Of English stu.
dies, therefore, Of which the undersigned 10
master, will be adopted Tor the benefit Of those
who may follow his advice upon this subject
Free from other business, he hopes. by sedu.
lous attention 20 his charge. 10 merit that con.
fidence which parents or guardians may repose
in him. He would be glad at the ouise, 10
have a class TO prepare for College. The ses.
sions. as at other academies, will continue Eve
months.
TuirIoN-PER SESSION.
In the Classical department, si2:50
English 7;50
Excellent board can be had convenient TO
the academy at seven dollars per month. exclu.
sive of lights. for any number Of students.
Those who mas design sending their sons
would confer favor BY communicating !, 10
the undersigned at as early day as possible.
Direct TO Liadley's Store P. o., Orange couu.
~, n. c.
JOHN r. HOLT.
July IS. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

@A methodist Protestant Camp
Meeting will be held at the Ridge Meet.
ing House in Orange County on Friday
the 9Th Of September next.
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Weekly Almanac.

Hiilshorough Debating soeiety.-The fol.
lowing is the Query selected for discussion a,
the regular meeting Of this Society on Tuesday
night next:
Did the american Repoluiioa seem 10 spring
more from Passion than Jadgmsns'
By the SEsRErARr.
August Ia, 1889.
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Attention.!
HEAD QUARTERS,

1~ WAN &ASs
Trolinger's Bridge, Orarg e County.
n. c. Jaly 18th, 1889.
TO The Officers ofihe Sirth Brigadelof
North Carolina Militia.
W0U are hereby commanded 10 attend N
your usual parade grounds, with your re-
spective commands, armed and equipped 3.
the law directs, for parade and review, with
SIX rounds Of powder, on the following days.
to wit:
The 56.h Regiment on The 18th Of Sept.
The 55th Regiment on the 10Th Of Sept.
The 94th Regiment on The 2Is, OF Sent.
The 45th Regiment on the 24lh OF Sept,
The 47lh Regiment on The 26lh Of Sept.
The Ash Regimen. on the 2s,h Of Sept.
The 49,h Regimenyon The. Isl Of Oct.
By order Of
BENJAMIN TRoINGER.
Brigadisv General.
AUSTIN WHITsIrT, .aidscamp.
JIly IL. re-
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Mattresses,

EITIlER Double or Single, made 10
order-aa article of great comfort.
aither in sumner or winter. Orders left
a, the Office Of The Hillsborcugh Recor-
der will be duly attended 10.
July "a. =. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

TO the piciors. S.c.-H. l.. Homes,
ESQ., editor Of the North Carolinian, the
Administration paper a, Fayetteville. has
been appointed, by the President. Astor'
ney Of The United States for the district
OF North Carolina, in the place Of Tho
mas p. Deyereux, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

llsmil,on c. Jones. ESQ. has transfer.
red his interest in the Carolina Watch.
man, a. Salisbury, 10 Messrs. pendleson
d Bruner. Under the management oil
IT'S new editors. the Waterman will con.
''nue to advocate The good old Republi'
can Wing principles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

TENNESSEE. The elections in
Tennessee took place on the first inst.
Returns from thirty counties have been
received in which Cannon obtained %,
a6i totes for Governor. and Polk 90,
es,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
ELECTION RETuRNs.

The following exhibits the Official re-
,ums Of the elections in this county on
The sth inst. Tor . member Of Congress
for Ills district:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

GCBScRlBERS IN arEesEs for he HilFbo
- rough Recorder, are respectfully ihlsIm-
81 that their ars01nts will be made cut &C
an early day, aad forwarded 20 them siihsr
through The Post Ofsce Or b. an aeeat. ID 10
hoped that al concerned wIll feel Ghe nsesssi-
~ sf PfomPt pay meat.
August 4. 81
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Attention !!
Military Election.

A N election for Colonel Commandment, Lieu
n tenant Colonel. and Major for the Forty
Seventh Regiment Of North Carolina Militia
will be held at Hillsborough on the last Satur.
day in Angus, next
WILLIAM BARLOW,
Senior Captain
July "a, so
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

"en. Scott effected q satisfactory ar.
,"sngement Of the difficulties among the
",nnebago Indians during his late visit
" "Isconsin-,bey having agIesd 10 re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15
Notice.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.


~ THE subscriber having re-
k3fiFlS moved from this state, is eesi-
2dEii rous Of selling the property re-
eeH,ly occupied By him. called
8 lisFndoHs,llie." IN The south eastern part %
Orange county. The situation 10 well known
as fiae stand for q country store; the in.
pToFemenis are. god Dwelling House, Store
House. two Gin Houses and Gins, with al ne
eessarY running geer. and . good Dairy and
other outhouses. The location Is pleasant and
healthy. Supplied with the finest water, Sc.
II application be made 20 AIR. PeyIsn High
Of Make. or Hugh Maddsll. esq. of HILLSIDE
rough. before the 18th day Of September next,
the above property may be had a private sale;
but Il not, on that day. 81 the court house door
IN Peterborough. 10 viii be sold 10 the highest
bidder. on . credit Oi twelve and eighteen
months. bond and good security being requir.
ed. ME. Joseph MorinR, who 10 now on the
premises. will show them 10 any one who de.
sires TO buy.
ISAIAH S. HIGH.
August IL s3-
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Land for Sale.

~ The subscriber. intending to
SaSS remove 20 the west. offers Cor sale
hNsS tie TRACT or LAND on which he
ss now lives. on The waters Of Motifs
Creek. "a oraage county, containing three
hundred and two acres. well waieEed aud Tim.
bered.
JOHN STEEL.
August II. S.
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IRA meeting Of the Fairfield Ten.
,,anes SocisIy ~ill be held d Junto
mr.. Ksn'slAeadeny. on Saturday next.
lie I7lh inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-15

move % large and fertile tr,e, or e..,.
~ south u he Missouri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
Shannondaic Springs in L8crson county, pa, miles
from Charitst0,nn

Shannondalc Springs, in L8crson county, pa, males
from ChaTitst0lon
YEyHIS agreeable and beautiful Watering Place IS now
prepafed to receive Visiters. The Company have
recently made various improvements suggested by the
experence of their first season.. The accommodations
of the las. year being found insufficient Tor the number
d visiters extensive additions have been made 10 the
hudinos and the whole establishment otherwise i'm
soved and embeshed. Besides the Warm Baths,
ph;ch will be much improved, large Floating Baths are
he;na constructed calculated TO furnish the most de
Gah,fr river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen
beauty of these Springs, situated on
,e.t bend Of the majestic Shenandoah River, at The
Go, Of The Blue Ridge Mountain, as well as the long
established superiority Of the waters need not again be
no,e Than adyerled to. These together with its great
fac;,v IF access from Baltimore, Philadelphia the Dis
nc, &c by Railroad and Canal, render IL one OF The
80, ,orpeoble heahful and convenient resorts during
the heats of Summer. -.
Competent Managers, Servants, Music, Pleasure and
Fishing Boats, &c providsd and The Company as,
n he nuLIc tina, no effort or expense will be spared
~ ,der their Establishmen Mt equal to any oihet either
for oen,eel accommodation, rational amusement, OF
heahuI enjoyment Co., p.,,
ro,e or Washington, by The Railroad to Charlestown
from which place comfortable Coaches with safe drive,
IA bor,es beIone the Company will convey travel
Io % The Servings distance of miles, over an easy
ronJ and through most beautiful and fertile country
arriving ''s'e O''''e THE PRoPRlEToRs
n,,s 6-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
Vuluabis propsrty in Fiuranna for sale.

PURSUANT to provisions Of deed oil lIu executed by
Allen Bernard Samuel Leako and tho undersigned the LIST
day of June 1921 duly admitted record the Offices tho
clerks tho Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond and of
Fuvauna satisfy the purposes Of said Decd the
undersigned WILL the 9Th day Of July next, o'clock M,
offer for sale public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for ready
u the front door of the Washington Tavern the city Of
Richmond the following valuable tracts parcels OF Land lying
being county containing 2OU
being the land wherein William Harlow resided The
date Of said deed and which formerly the of Charles
Robinsonono containing Ito formerly tho property Of
Mcsjah Manly and containing 430 formerly the pro-
pcIy of VIM and Ann Williams hng lands conveyed 10
tho said Allen Bernard decd from the sheriff Of The said county
Of FuraHns reference said deeds duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the said county will fully appear The e
to The above property believed TO indpunbe bull
The sells he will only undertake to convey
tho purchasers such title vested in him BY the Deed Of
Trust Aforesaid. JOSEfh ALLCN,
June [9-,dsl .9etins Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
DENTISTRY.

UOHN G. WAYT, DENTS, has located himself permanently
- in Richmond the house on Man street, lately the oice oil
the United States Bank, one square above the Banks.
Operations for the prevention removal oil disease IN The Teeth
will be attended with oil the which tho great Importance
Of those organs demands. ~
Teeth will be inserted BY Of Pirots or Gold Plates all
tee good substitute Tor them
respectfully madc TO the following gentlemen 10
Richmond.
Dr. Clarke, Professor Maupp Dr. Deanc Dr. Bolnn aud TO the
following from citizens Of Charlottesville, Va which place he
has practiscd for the last six years. . . . 80
CaAaLoIIEsriLLE, Va, May 10, 1899.
Understanding from Mr. John Way DENTIST that
c has m,e Richmond for the purpose
n,c,is;np nj. in that civ cheerluy recommend him
confidence of lis Citizens WIZ oa ao aeeia
cd and moi abused. THOMAS w. GiLNER,
WM. s. WHITE,
HARDIN MAsHE, N. D.,
Jas L. JOKES, NJ. D.,
WV. F. GoocH, NJ D.
V. w. SorTH.IL,
JAMES A. LEiTcH, NJ. D.
JoHS Il. Woops, NJ. D.
A. &. MCKEE, NJ. D.,
NiMRop BRAMHAA,
MEniwETHER L. AspER,oS,
Gu. MlSER, NJ. D.
nnv Al 7-St