davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
HOU s f X Il EPING ARTECL His
iCPCHEAP--AT THE CASH STORE.

HOUSE k EEPING ARTICLEs,
iCYCHEAP--AT THE CASH STORE.
n .aNG DON & WRIGHT have Just received
n 4 from New York s Boston, a very great variety
OF useful housekeeping .c.iciss which addition to
their former stock, muk. their more ex.
,cnsive than any bc afforded this mark t
And which the offer for sale al reduced prices They
| have now on hand
Rich CHM & printed Tea Stts, with plates 10 match
Elegant w hi do Persian, Dining Chamber e. Ware;
Sup. and common g!ns. preserve dishes md plates
Sup. and common rain and cut glass tunbers
Splendid astral and plain and cut glass Lamps
Elegant gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses
Brass japan Candleslicks, Lamps & Snufers and
| Trays;
superfine and common Tea Waitcrs;
Extra and common Krves and Forks, Carvers,
Bread Knives, Steels, &c;
German Silver, Plated Britannia and Iron table and
tea Spoons;
Extra and common Britannia Tea Pots;
Brass Kettles Iron TIN, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans
Large & small Fiat irons e. Ruff lions;
| Wafi, Irons, Wire Sleeves. Bed Gods;
| Fancy md common Bushes and Bellows;
Brass Fire Sets aud Shovel and Tonys &c
Wooden Kerlers, hiorur., Bread Trays, &c;
Floor Brushes and BrOoms;
Green Windef Biinds;
Paprr Hansings aud Bo6crs
Linen and Cotton Shccline, from 4.4 TO 1874 wide
Linen and Cotton Table S,reaGs, 5-46.4 "a aud !
square;
Da,nnsk Nal kinp, Toweing, Russia Diaper, Crash
&c;
Curtain Furniture, Furniture Chinlz, Dim,y ans
Curtain Muslin
Ticking 3-4 and A wide, FEATHERS, Batting
wicking &c sc. &c. &c;
with many other useful uinishng articles too numeT
Gus 10 specify, 10 which they invite the attention, D
those who n,uy wish TO Purchase and 10 such ihel
would only say, their goods will he warranted nn'
sold cheap for prompt pay.
Montpelier, Oct lat, 1889.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

NJORM TEA. Or. NJ. hlTCHCOCKS unr.v-
w allied WORM TEA, sovereign remedy for
worms. Strange and incredible the Effects OF
these dctesable vernin; few persons, and il is
ihoushi none, Tree from the. particularly females
and children. Many persons go through a distressing
course Of medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using The worm tea. This IN
valnube medicine has been tested by the experience
OF more than four thousand persons OF various ages
and not one solitary complaint; On the contrary,
hund reds have called and unsolicited, gwen their de-
cided preference 10 it, infer trying the different, arli-
cles sent forth 10 The public, and pronounced Docr NJ
Hiichcock's worm tea unrivalled and uneqused.
For sale by SILhS BURBANK, JR. only nsont
in Montpelier for the sole proprie,crs A. Hirchcuck
and Co. Sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
DIX, NELF Els
ASTHMATIC PILLS.

This exceedingly powerful, and vel equally sale (
and Innocent preparation, has effected thorough and
rapid cues upon patients supposcd 10 have been fat
advanced in a confirmed Consumption, and who have
exhibited the appearances which usually indicate ia.
oil termination of the Disorder.
Price s for whole boxes of so pills, and SO cents
lor half DO 10. / 2 pills. with directions.
4 Z, ID Irc,i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

lNl HySean Universal Med cine Of the British C.i.
lege OF Health, London-impoHcd from said COLLEGE
by Or. George Taylor, l-2 w all erect, sole u cent
in the United States for said college. Every packet
sod in Vermont will be signed In writing BY Pans.
born and Bdnsmad, Jewellers of Burlington, VeT-
mont who state agents. and also by the suba gents
ssa !hs% Rfaf oa e. PHI. e. p sa . so
signed u. above described, DO NOT BUY THEM.
For sale by
E. P. Walton {. Sons and Perry Marsh, Montpelier
John Kelsey, DanvilIe
Jonas Flint, st. Johnsbufy
William Pierce, Lyndon
S. E. Morse and S. Lyman, Crafisbury
Sahin Kellum, Irasburgh
F. Cleveland, Coventry
C.. ]. w. Baxter, Derby Line
Amasa Paine. Lowell
Otis L. Kelton, Montgomery
o. A. Keith, Sheldon
David Lyman, ST. Adams
Foster Grow, Chelsea
N. C. Goddard, Windsor
nj. s. auckland, Bellows Folls
Joseph S,eene Bratlleboro
J Pine & Co, Factory Point, Manchester
Fl. L. Cheney, Rutland
James III Murdock w oodsto.k,
Joel Day, Royalion,
Ira Button, Brandon,
James Hull Ors ell.
Frost {. Co. BridPori,
GF & Boynlon, Es.ex, NY.
c 3 Hatch, Wespor;, N Y.
Alfred Hauwsl, Keeseville, n Y.
Richard CoiIrill, Plaltsbursh, N Y.
J. Hagar, Middlebury
| WIN. E. Green, Vergcnnes
Edmund Lyman, North Fenisbursh
J. w. Remington, Johnson Is6yll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

MUSLIN EDcINGs, .In.er,inss. csmbrie
IVldo, do, Thread DO, do, Plain and Fig,d Swiss
MusIius. just receivedby JEWETT, HoWEsS Zoe
Sent. 81 1873 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

NJ UTMEGS, Mace, Cloves, Ground Spices oil
various kinds, Ginger Sacr~tus nd Gro. mus
lard for sale by + Fl PRENTlSS.
Nav II, 1889:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

HATS, CAPS, FURS, sc. &c.
lust received at the fiat ind Far Store Of BADG-
j Err g. PARTRIDGE, opposite the Village Ho-
I. IN State street new and splendid assortment OF
HAIRS OF various descriptions viz; Brush, Plain, Mois
Skin, Nutria, and common Maps. ALSO-ol'
Ter, Mira, Seal and Cloth Caps OF the mosi APP
proved fashions. Fur, Seal Nuria. and Russia Dog
Collars, Buffalo Robes Boas, Mufs Necklies, Slocks
Dckies, Blossoms rufIis and plain, Suspenders'
Gloves, Umbrellas, Cspvisors, Panialoon Ssraps'
SC. Ladies and gentlemen please give us a cali,
Oct. 25,-23. BADGER & PARTR''etE'
MACHINE CAHDs from the Spnasn1ia "snu'
lSl factury. for sale by WOOSTER sPkAoOE, sgsn''
Montpelier, VI. March - Ioo2'1S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

INEN WHEELS-New, and OF superior
make--ior s lie by SPALDlNGS & FOSTER
August 8, 1889 IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

NOTICE l. hereby .lven thai have soId my son
IN Frederick w. Tcwkshury his time during the
remainder olhs minority and shall no, pay any II his
debts or claim any Of his earnings after ihs date.
ISAAC TEWKSBURY.
Waiisfed. Oct. %, 1889. 25
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
RIBRON.

A few pieces OF choice B 'nnet Ribbons may be
Afound a, JEWETT, HOWES e. Co.'S
Sapt. 81. Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

NEW GOODS.
COUTHWiCK SHELLEY & DAVIS, have just re-
tSc,ived a complete assortment Of Fall and Winter
Goods, which they viii sell for cash little cheaper
III IN The cheapest no mistake.
North Montpelier, Oct II. iss 22
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

TNHE FARMERS MONTHLY VISI-
J. TOR. Devoted 10 the eI elusive benefit Of the
farming and producing interests. Persons wishing to
Subscribe inr Ibis valuable paper do so by calling
at the B"ok.or. OF E. p. Walton Sons, where spc.
men numbers may be seen. Oc. 81, 1889.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

~ BOXES CANADA IRON just received by
~ Villas, LOOMS G. Co Burlington
100 dozsu Sp,l ing Book, 50 gross Almanacs iur
1870, for sale BY Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, Sep. %.
so gross wool Pocket Combs, 800 gross TN faced
panlaloon Buttons, just received by Villas, LOO.
MIS- ard Go. burlington, Sept. 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

DURE SPIRITS la dlc,o., aud pure Wiper
Il for medicinal and sacfImenr ! purposes. forsale
by Z IL PRENTISS.
May 10, 1889.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

A NVILS AND VICES will be kept nj all
y times for ssle at SrORRS & LANGDONs.
June 1889. tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

e,NURS! FURS!! at Siorrs and Lansdons. 7
H. Bales Buffalo Skins, o doz Fur Caps from GO
l-2 cents 10 &c dollars each, Furs Tor trimmings.
n Nov a, 1889. Am 35
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

|<N CHEAP CASH STORE.
lCHhRLES LYMAN has received ottar and fur
Caps, Boaa Neck Ties and Buffalo Robes, all oil
which will be sold lower Than ever Also large as.
sortment ofall kinds of goods and at lower prices
than can be bought in Montpelier.
| Montpelier, Nov. 4, 1882 "a en-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

A BALES BUFFALO ROBES, for sale by
II BANCROFT 4 RIKER.
Montpelier, Nov. s, 1889. ASH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

10000 hs ss H9N sas ssis' III. :sss.
oil the Country, vi a." ~'..4- i I------ Also Steel
fall kinds, Back smiths and others supplied at whole
ule l,ss than Burlin ton prices and freight BY
! Nov. 4-4m SfOPRS LANDDON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
MORE NEW GOODS.

\ ROCERIES.- The best of G rurcties Tor sule
w by SOUTilW lex, SlBLEY & DAVIS.
North Monipe'ier, Oct I, 1889. %
- Cases Dark prints 300 yd' will be sold 10 p, dcrs
e9and others by the piece al Boston prices--ai The
,sh S orc Of STORRS & LA NGDONS
Sept %, 1889. d.eop vim
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

A Sudden Fortune. -The New Or
leans Picsyune tells story Of man,
who arrived in that city recently. after
being absent several years. When he
went away he was The owner Of lot on
which was a small tenement, which he
had LEFT in charge Of an old woman. lie
started in search Of his house, and after
irsversing considerable par, "f the city.
which had been vacant lots when he LETT,
he came To where he though, ought to be
the locality ofhis old house. tie looked
about. but every where tall and magnI6-
cent buildings mel his eye; his diminu,ive
edifice was no where to be found. bu, the
spot where il formerly sinod was the site
cf one Of those splendid establishments.
On an inquiry, il was discovered ,ha, the
present owner had no right To the soil
and a further examination showed the
ndispu,able tile Of The returned absentee.
An offer OF S35 600 was made TO him for
the lot. which he refused, and i. is sup.
posed 10 be worth eight times that amount.
Thus the real owner finds himself sudden.
" a man Of wealth, after wandering about
the world entirely unacquainIed with his
good fortune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Rersngs.-There IL no man wha doth
a wrong Tor the wrongs sake, but there
by TO purchase himself profit. or pleas
ure. ar hnnor, or the like; therefore ~hy
should be angry With man lur loving
himself better Than me!
.7drsrsiiy The virtue Of prosperity
is temperance; the virtue Of sdyersiIy is
fOr,ilude. which. in morals, 10 the more
heroiesl virtue.
Prosperity is not without many fears
aud dis'asies; and adversely is not wi.h-
"uI comforts and hopes.
Virtue is Ike precious colours. most
fragrant when they are Incensed or crush.
ed: for prosperity doth best discover vice,
but adversely doih best discover virtue.
BOldness.-There is in human nature
generally more Of the fool Than the wise;
and therefore those faculties by which
The foolish pant Of mems minds is taken
are most potent.
One MomaR.-what an effect il pro
duces upon years! One momrni! virtue
crime. glory, shame, va, rapture, res
upon IL! Dealhsilself is but a momen
yet eternity is its successor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

In the Legislature Of Kentucky. the
committee for courts of justice have been
instructed 10 report bill making habitu.
al drunkenness a sufficient ground for
granting a divorce in court Of chancery;
and also 10 inquire into the expediency
of authorizing the chancellor to exercise
the same control over the persons and es.
tates Of habitual drunkards that he is au-
thorized to exercise over the persons and
estates of lunalics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

nf 0rdcF, 90 ~ disturb fiIal sOGial iasrE-
course. desirable u al times. aud sspe-
rialiy -. among alemlers ol the Legs
lsiure s-sembled lagriher % promote he
common good Of heir fellow citizens.
ltis indeed true, thai al may not have
BEEN e6esied By our lsbors. which many
hare considered necessary % give 70 he
state high degree Of improvement and
prosperity; buI may be permitted 70 con-
gEatulate you on having effected much
towards Ills desirable end.
The establishment Of ! system Of Com
mon Schools for the purpose Of diITnsing
the benefits and advantages OF education
among all classes Of The rising generation.
marks q new and important era in the
history Of our state. and Twill rebound 10
the honor and CREDIT Of this General As
sembly so long as sduealion shall be priz-
ed among the blessings OF mankind.
On he subject Of Internal Improve
ment, though our labors have fallen short
Of Whist was srdently desired by . large
portion Of our most intelligent and highly
esteemed fellow citizens, vel they will be
found not unimportsnl or uninieresting
10 the state Al large.
The rail road improvement, for which
provision is made by law. between Fay,
elIs'il and tie Ysdkin river. il happily
carried inio effect. Of which no reasona'
bic doubt can he INDUCED, will, by il:
immediate benefits aud lis salulary exam
pie, be productive OF the most durable
advantages IN the state Of North Carroll
ma. II cannot fail tn stimulate industry
eheri.h enterprise. improve agriculture
dc, elope the dormant and valuable re
sources Of the state, insigorale commerce
and shed abroad the blessings Of prospe
rity and cnnlrn'ment among the people
This road will be no sooner finished
than others will spring up from il. send
ing their bens fits, comforts. and convent
enees into every part Of The state. Icon
template this picture with the most agree
able sensations Of satisfaction. and | re
jOiee in having bnrne part-an humble
one il is Irue-in efiecIing so much anti
cipated good. Our labnIs in other re
specis have, by no means, been of al
unimportsnt character, but should tres
pass unreasonabiy on your time 10 en.e
into details.
In conclusion. gentlemen, permit m
tn remark. that, il by any act or expires
sion Of mine at any time, have been S
unfortunate as Ia have caused the slight
est pain in The bosoms Of any member
Of this body. il is due to mysslf aud
} them, now to declare that nothing wa
further from my intention, and therefor
, may no. hope that il will be readil
pardoned!
Being about TO separate. perhaps
meet no more. every member Of this b.
dy carries With him my sincere goo
will, and my best wishes that each an
all Of you, on your return 10 your homes
may experience a joyous and happy NEE
ing with your families and friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

s'a@P. and Eauld ssns As s,ouo for
cod Wig:
The cansiiiaiian and he Lass. may
hey nsiihrr he oPPosrd nor nullihrd."
While The Jack csdss and lie Fanny
wnghis Of lhs day. are spreading abroad
heir .iid and disOsganizing doctrines in
elher places. il Is gratifying 10 loak a.
hnme. and Cad The expression of such
sober sentiments ss this toast contains.
They confirm our belief. that Loca Foeo-
ism esnhnI nonrish in good old Orange.
Among The volunteer lOssls is The fol-
loving. By our warm-hssrIed and patriot
&c friend. the Secretary Of The meeting:
Internal Improvements. the Rail
Roads IN paTlieuisF--succsss 10 lhem."
The toast Of our good friend Col. Tho
mas Jones. shows him honest in his prin-
eiPlss aud consistent in his rePublieanism:
" Bsdfard Brown and Robert Strange.
our Ssnalons in congEsss-may they
OBEY The instructions of our State i.egis-
l4lure. and mol resign their seats"
Our Senator in The Stale Legislature.
Gen. Jaseph Allison. will hardly thank
his friend Mr.. II. c. Smith. Tor the COM
plimsnl paid him Tor " nobly defending
The right. Of hi. constituents in going
against division Of the county Of Or
sngr." Gen. Allison. and al the other
candidates in This county. during the
sleetinnesring campaign Of last summer.
pledged themselves to ari in this matter
=, they should be instructed; and as the
advocates Tor . division Of The county
were mere indu, lrinus than those whn
we're opposed to IL. they we're able 10 pref
sent TO The legislature larger number O.
names siiarhed To their memorials. Gen.
Allison. and all the representation from
this county. conceived themselves in.
slruelsd In GO for division. and did &C.
eordingly rofs for it-snd Gen. Allison,
=. we are informed. made a speech ia
The Senate 10 favor Of . division. Mr.
n. G. Smith. therefore, should amend
his toast
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Raleigh Six SOcieiy-An Associa.
'tion, bearing this title. was organized in
Raleigh. on the 26th ul,. under the pro.
visions Of an act OF the North Carolina
Assembly passed a, the session Of 1886
81. "lo encourage the manufacture al
Silk in this state" The following off.
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year.
viz:-Wes,on r. Gales, President ;
Charles Dewy. Treasurer; Edmund b.
freeman. Secretary; Albert b. Smith,
Nelson B. Hughes, and James McKlm-
mon, Directors.
The Raleigh Register says:-" This
Society has been formed, not only with
the hope Of its proving source Of profit
to the shareholders, bu, for the purpose
Of ditfasipg information on the subject oil
the Silk Culture throughout the state,
and Of encouraging our people to engage
in the business"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
Town Ordinance.

ATa n,selirg a ihs CoH'missinsefs Il ths
~ Tawa of Hllisb0r.agh, hsld on the 5th IN.
slant, the f's'loNirg ardina"ee sas passed. ana
an orA~r made taas ihr same be published ~
Ihs Hi'ibsorongh Recorder iof three ~eekss
Be Il srdaissd That Il any Persea be found
cock fisAins within the limits 81 ihr earpors-
linn al IIiIsb Tough, be shall b. hnsd i"ssr..
~ such IA. nee. soI sKcs cling Ten delsfs. and
h. e.,mmhIsd IN j,Il naiIi such me and rests
are rsid: aid Il IN person 20 .hrnoing De .
slave. h. shall receive On his barr bark Pa-
ai.hme.t net exrsealng twrnt, Iash.s.
Th,s ard,ssa.e 10 take f.si from and after
the FIST day Of February, 1883. #.-s -
b. order e The B"ard.
Z. A. HEARTH. TorH Clerk.
Januarys s--sS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
Education.

TIVE subscriber has procured the service oi
L the Rev. J. w. YORK, in his school, 10.
va,e, healthy sectIor Of country.
The following branches w,ll he taught: Spell,
hog, Reading. " ri,ing. Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography aad Book Keeping.
Beard aud Tuition will no, exceed thirty siS
i"llars per sessinn Il five months. Seh"oi wIll
commence on the 18th instant; Students can
enter at any time during the session
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
January ls -43
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

From The Nsu FORK correspondent Of the
National hlieliigsRou.
MF. SwARTw0uT Mas IN Liverpool
when The Royal William steamship lslt.
The Commercial AdserIissr Of today
states that lie has given there grand ban
qneI 10 his friends. American and Eng
lish. the eosl Of Ahieh MAS sEyES POUNDS
sTERLISs 10 . man. lover 81 dollars q
headl Y0o see. what | oflsh tell you,
New Workers are not IN be beaten in any
hing. Mr. Pace had not YET reached
Liverpool.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

To Paper Maksrs.-The consul gen.
ersl of France. al New York, has been
authurized, by his government, IN offer q
rev ard Of &c. 900 francs for tie discovery
of a paper that will MT sdmi. Of any
alteration in what is written on il. Paper
makers can obtain further information by
applying In the consul general. NJ. De La
Forest. in The city ofNew York. from 10
A. NJ. to 3 7. NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Deiawart.-The resolution Of the Sc.
nate Of This state, proposing joint meet
ing on the 18th ins,an, for an election OF
United States Senator. has been post
poned indefinitely by the House Of Rep
resentatives. There will probably. there
fore. be no election Of Senator during the
present session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Destructive Fre.-on Tuesday morn.
ing last The extensive turpentine Dis,ille.
~ belonging To Mr.. THEODORE IluGHEs,
together with very large stock Of ,urpen-
tine. raw and distilled. was totally de.
s,royed by ERE. We are sorry 10 learn
tina, the loss falls wholly on The induslri.
Gus and enierprising proprietor. the prop
eriy being uninsured.
NepJsrn Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
wM. S. MOORE.
GER lIElCATE.

WHERsss from some trivial circums.a mes
all causes which trsaspired al The High Falls
on the I'd day az January instant, wh,ch h.ve
been exaggerated and spread aborsd tepdiae 40
impure The reputation OF Mm. S. Moore. 1 am
constrained, 10 Justice, To Say 10 the pubic
that the report that said Moore had an ,n,en.
lion OF purloinins cur cash drawer of its CON.
tents al that time aaa place. il entirely con.
Iraty 10 my belief: and in Justice Is the said
Moore, aud IN contradiction 10 ISLANDERS tend.
ing to impress the public m,ad With such be.
het, say positively such is na, the Fac,
Given uader my hand. ianusry 8. 1859.
JOHN TRoLINGER.
JanuaryS 3. s3-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

lo'ca IN eopfasiOn.-S,rife has arisen
between Gov Lucas aud the Iowa Terri
torial legislature on question Of pawer.
The Governor insists that all laws and
resolutions mus, be approved by him be,
fore they are Of any force. The legisla'
tive body contest this disposition. Both
parties spunk up-and all public bust
ness is delay ed in consequence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Census Of Gsorgia.-'rhe Milledge-
Vile Journal contains The census OF the
several counties 10 the state Of Georgia.
just taken. from which il appears tina. the
entire population is 66i,5l2 souls; OF
which 1913, 100 are whites, and PCS, 5l2
are blacks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
To all ,rhon, 10 n,ay coacerss.

'.,E Il known that I. El.z .h.ih Hunt. widow
- Of John Hunt, drcnased,l Of the county of
Oran.. = IN The state Of North Caroina, and ina
of the heirs 81 law al my father the late J"hn
TAYLOR. decreased. Of said county. did hereto-
fure make 10 Thomas Adams. ,f said county
and state, q paSer OF Attorney for me, aud IN
my name, in sell the lands v hich descended 10
ne a. me of the heirs al law &c the said John
Taylar. deceased. and ell my right and title
thereto. which said lands I've and are situate
in the county Of Fsysilc, ia the state Of Tea.
nessse:
Now fnr Certain reasons, l lave. and BY
these presents I do! revoke aud annul, aud
declare T., be rrsoksd and annuiied. the said
power Of attorney, and any aud every other
pow er &c attorney heretofore made or given By
me 20 said rhomss Adams To- cell or othsra ise
dispose Of said lands, or any interest OF mine
therein, o, in any manner to act Cor me respect
ing the same Witness my haRd and seal, nj
Orange North Carolina, this 10th day of Jan
uary, 1889
ELIZABETH HUNT TsEAL. /
Sipnsd ssaied and delirsrsd
in presence cfus
WM. o MCACLEY.
JOHN HUTCHlNS. 4-...
January 10. So
iTs The Somerville Reporter will insert
| ,hree times, aud >end account Co this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Gorernor's SaLaries.-The salary oil
the Governor al Louisiana. - $500; III
the Governors Of New York and Psnns, /
vania. 1000; nf Massachusetts, 3.66G;
South car"lIna. $500: ri VEgi"i.. 3.333:
Of Georgia, 1900: of Maryland. 3.U66;
Of Mississippi and KrnIucky, ? 500 each;
Of New Jersey. Norlh Carolina. Alabams
and Tennessee. 1000 zach; Name and
Missouri. 1900 each; Delaware. 1893
Ohio. 1000; Connecticut and New
Hampshire. l,l00 each; Indiana aud
IiIinois. 1000 each; Vermont $50; Rhode
Island, 400.