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

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10 his bride. and they both signed ths
marriage contract. Formed under sueh
auspices. who can doubI that IL was
happy one!
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF THE
LATE SULTAN.
Sultan Mahmsud died on lhe 30ih uIs.
Sultan Mshmoud Khan III. wss born on
the l4lh Rsmazan, 1899. ofthe Ottoman
ara. or 20ih July 1855. Of The chrisIisn
calendar. Ills father was The SnlIsn Ab-
dul lismid. and he succeeded his elder
brother. Sollsn Mustspha w.. on 2s,h
July. 1908. He has Left issue three prin.
fees-ihe present Sullan Abdul Mediid,
born 10Th April. 1923; Abdul Aziz. born
9th February. 1880; and Nizsmud DIN.
born 9Th December. Is35;--Salyha Sui
tame. born 10Th June. 1911, and married
i2 1894 10 Hall Pscha; MIhr-Msh Sui.
tame. born 9th June. 1912. and married
in 1886 10 Muhammed-Szid Pschs; Kha-
die Sultane. born 9Th September. 1895;
and Adile Sullane. born lst May. 1926.
These are his legitimate children; but
beside them his highns.s has left nu-
merous progeny by the ladies Of bis ha-
rem. The Sultan had seen some OF The
largest and fsiresi provinces Of his inn
mense empire wresled from him by con-
quest. or partly slienaied by treaty and
usurpsiion OF his sovereign rights; Mol
havia and Wallachis on the north, Greece,
Egypt and syria. on The south and south
east. He was one Of The gresiest refor-
mers Of his age. had freed the Porte from
the military domination Of the Janissa.
ries. and had gone far towards efIeeiing
social reorganization Of the Turkish ns-
iicn. His highness was greatly esteemed
and respected by sll who had heen diplo-
maiically or otherwise introduced 10 his
notice; he was warmly beloved by his 70.
mily and his subjects; and ha may be just
ly styled 10 have been great and good
man.
Immediately after The death Of the Sui
: tan Mahmoud, his eldes, son, Abdul
. Medjid, was proclaimed Sultan, and pro-
ceeded TO the old se'aglio by the Top
Capu. or Cannon Gate, when he was
} placed upon the throne. amid salvos of
. artillery from the ships and batteries, re-
{ ceiving tie homage Of oil the digui,,.
= ries previously assembled for thai pus.
= pose. The body oil the deceased Sultan
was taken in coach from Tehsmioudia
i. 10 the pier Of Helder Pscha. from whencs
= il vas transported in state barge 10 Ton
Cspu, about half.past one o'clock. Min.
: ute guns were fired during the whole of
= this interval. About half past four o'clock
. the funeral took place. and the remains
: Of Sultan Mahmoud we're ccompanied 10
their final resting. place by all The prinei.
8 pal men Of the empire, and crowd of
E officers. civil and military. as well az pri-
. vate individuals. swelled the procession.
n He was buried on spot called Chifts
n Sersi, marked on, by himself, never before
i used as place of intermen,, which has
- since been enclosed by high wall. The
new Sultan. after his Inauguration. remain
. ed a, Seris Bnrnou until the body OF his
!. father was taken from thence, af,cr which
i he went with his suite to The Palace OF
Begler Bey. in bargss Of state, receiving
II as he passed, saluies from the batteries
!. and men ofwar. The young Prince, &C.
y cordiug 10 custom, has been brought up
in the Sulisn's Palace. As soon az he
n was capable Of receiving instruction. mas
= iers Of every branch of education acre
J. given 10 him. He also received much
J, valuable instruction, from bis father.
L Entaiied Estate.--Every man who
a desires 10 entail valuable and enduring
y inheritance on his children which canno,
j. be docked; Of which rouges csnnos de.
Il fraud them. and on which the sheriff can,
. levy an execution, and which, they can,
. ALLEVIATE by a general assignment; NAV
!. accomplish his wishes by bringing them
{: up in the habits Of persevering Industry
n IN any useful calling. by insulting in.o
/ them habits Of sound economy, and abose
!, all. by imbuing their minds with correct
: aud practical views Of moral and religion.
s obligations.
J. Long DGys.--We have letter from
}, St. Petersburg. Russia. under date of ls,h
/; June. the writer Of which states. tina,
;. such was the length Of the days in ,ha,
1 latitude. q, that time. ,ha, he could dis.
o timely see TO read during the whole nigh.
Il al windows facing the SETTING and rising