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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-11-07

GRAF. :. Be inforned. my goOl lord. that
reynard Mas mol larger Than . IA aredder
sheer" The lord SEEMED angry. and ans
wered. .This i not YET the grave 81 ialse-
hood: Why tormeni me wish this foxl
Rather spur our horses. Coz re have lar
10 Co." a Stone and b0nf." ssid The
knave 10 himself. . The cad q NY Jour.
aey approschethl"
Nov The day declined. aud The shs'
doxs Of she travellers lengthened On The
ground: but darker Than tie tsIlight uss
The sadness on The face Of he kaaEs.
And As the wind rushed he trees. be
ever and anon turned pale. and inquire
AZ his master If The noiss wefs Of Tor
rent or sisesa Of VAR. Sill. a. the
essning fell. his syss suoss % diseos.
er The course Of winding river. Dot
rolhing Of he sort could he discern %
thai his SPIRITS began 10 revive. and he
ass fsin 10 Join IN discourse with she
lord. Bug the lord held his peace. and
looked ss one sho expects al evil thing.
Suddenly The gay became sleep. and
lhey descended into lov and woody val
lee in which vas broad and black river.
neering fsarlnlly along. like the dark
stream Of Leihe, without bridge or boat
10 be seen near. Alssi ALAS cried the
knsre. and The anguish oozed from the
pores OF bis pale face. ?" An. miserable
mel this then il The Ii-er in which liars
must perishl" Even 80. said The lord;
/" This is The stream 81 which spake; but
The ford is sound and good Coz true men.
Spur &c our horses, knase. for night APP
proachelh and ne have yet far 10 &C"
My life is dear 10 me, !" said the lrem-
bling serFingman; sand lhou knowesl that
were il lost my rife would be disconso-
late. In sincerity. then, declare that the
fox which ] saw in The distant country
was not larger than he tch0 fed from as
in The rood this morning."
Then laughed The lord aloud. and said.
"a Ho. knare! weri thou afraid Of Thy life!
and will nothing cure Thy lyingi Is not
fslsehood. which kills The soul. worse
Ihan death. which has mastery only over
he body! This river is no more than
nv oIher. nor hath il power sucn as
elgned. The ford is safe. ant The walers
,enlle as those we have already passed;
,ui who shall pass Thee over the shame
Il this day! in il thou must needs sink.
Inless penilenee come 10 help Thee over.
nd cause Thee 10 look back On The gulf !
/ Thy lies, ss on danger from which |
hou hast been delivered by heavens
race" And as be rallied against his
ervani, the lord rode into The wafer, aud
9th in safety reached The opposite shore. |
hen vowed the knave. by stone and
one, that from thai time forward be would
uly measure his words, and glad was he
D TO escape. Such is the story Of The
ring servant and The merry lord, By 4
Ihich let the reader profit.
London Magazine.
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From the (Frsnkfor) Commonwealth.
CHILDREN.

| II is the remark Of Mr.. Birchell, in the
Vicar Of Wakefield, that he was fond OF
children because be looked upon them as
50 many harmless little men. This was
spoken Of one Of the rural districts oI
Great Britain, where primeval simplicity
was fashionable. and The remark may
hold good in some OF the remote districts
of our own state. But the benevolent
man who surveys the groups Of children
IN our towns, will not be apt to say Of
them, lhatthey are harmless little men.
Indeed, when one hears the huge oalhs
that are forced through the months of
our urchins with extraordinary grandilo-
quence-sees them tnss of strong liquor
without a grimace--obseryes their little
heads dimly glistening through the smoke
Of their segars, and then glances at their
costume, coats and pantaloons of the most
approved mode, India rubber suspenders,
black silk stocks, fus hats, and high.heel-
ed boots--he will think hat there are no
boys in this country And then, too, IL
he will but notice how these specimens
Of humanity buckle up to the girls, bow
and chatter. FIRE and fall back, talk Of love
ill the divine impression smells like bread
and butter, take their fair counterparts by
the extreme tips of their,digils, and look
up into their faces with a smirk rompsr-
ed to which vacancy is expression--he
viii involuntarily exclaim, - what sort Of
gentry will these be at forty fivel'
Children should be characterised BIZ
gentleness, modesty, and ignorance Of
vice; reverence for age; submission to
counsel; sense Of dependence and doci.
llty for instructi"n-these are the natural
gr4ess Of juvenile years, and there il
something materially wrong in the con-
stitution of society where they are not
discfrnable. The cry every where is
about the badness Of children. None will
dispute the justice Of the complaint. al.
though all do not ask for the cause OF il.
Whoever searches for it, has but one step
to GO, and that is TO look through the
child up to the parent.
A wholesome family discipline is not
often now 10 be met with. Modern in
Eeniions have brought into discredit the
precepts Of Solomon, and, with his pre-
cepts, the race Of wise men is passing
of.
What passes in the interior Of the "a:
mily circle is, of course, unknown, save
TO the inmates; but the inference is fair,
that there is turbulence, disobedience, and
heart aches, for. where children become
objects Of trouble out Of doors, they must
be something approaching 10 curses with
IN. Train upachild in the way he should
go, is maxim in the mouths OF all, but
how few there are who act up to its spi-
rat. When you see parents who keep
their ehildren at home at night, who me-
yer suffer them to enter taverns or tip
plIng houses; who make it part Of their
personal care TO see that they study the
lessons set them by their precep,ors; who
punish them for swearing; wlO require
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PROSPECTUS .....
or rHE
Hiiisb0rough Recorder,
PUBLISHED RY ID. uEARTT.

-
SiScE the enlargement Of the Recor.
per, considerable accessions have been
made 70 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hone thai
he was about to receive such an amount Of
patronage as world not only compensate
lin for his srduous am! unceasine hbors,
but enable him further 70 improve Tie APP
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paper. But 10 realize this hope. the acsiyc
assistance Of bis friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the jnsiicd Of
the cause and the s0undncss OF the prjn.
ciples which lie advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, be has neither
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hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
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motive, and in their determination 10 pre-
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS uEART.r.

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UNION HOTEL,
I'M


HIELSB0ROUGH, N. q.
|AsARY A. PALMER a SON respect
AsA fully tender thanks 70 their friends
and he public generally. for the very III
bersl palronsge heretofore extended 20
them; and would inform the public IhsI
they have put themselves 10 considerable
pains and expense in repairing and fitting
on their establishment. that stronger m
ducemens may be offered foT public pat
ronsge.
Due attention viii be paid 10 their Ia
bic. which shall be furnished with the
best The market can afford.
Their Bar will be supplied with II
quors Of The best quality. and Ice in sbun.
dance.
Their Stables will be supplied with
abundant proVender and careful attend.
ance.
The travelling public are invited 10 give
lhem a call. and they are assured thai
every exerlion viii be made 10 give -.
lisfseiiOn.
T Two or three families can be &C.
commodaied with board and good rooms.
Or The Raleigh standard will insert the
above three Meeks. a.
June 10 s.. IS
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STATE or NoRTH.cARoLlNA,
Orange Comfy.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1899.

Ha,iias, Pee ". EiysL Crsrcs.
oiginsi siiachmeRt, levied on tract Of land.
ffr appearing 10 the satisfaction n the Court,
= that Elijah Graves, the defendant 10 this
case, 10 not an inhahfiant Of this state; u 10
therefore ordered, that publ,s alisn be made IN
ia the iiillsboiough Recorder Tor six weeks
sueeessISely. notifying the ssid defendant that
unless be be and appear before Ihe said Court,
70 be held Al the court house IN Iiillsboioueh,
on the fourth Monday OF November next, and
repleyy or plead to issue, judgment BY default
will be catered against him.
rm JOHN TAYLOR. Clerk.
Priclh, r., 81 co. s6-6w
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SALT.

TIVE subscribers have just received a
quantity Of Liverpool and Ground
Alum SALT, for sale by the sack or
bushel. ..' ..
. PARKER g. NELSON.
September 4. Sc
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FIax-Seed and Oil.

THE subscriber gives ninsiy cents per
N bUshel Cor Flax.Seed. delivered a
his Mills, six miles essl Of HlllsborOugh.
where he generally keeps supply Of Oa
Cor sale.
He also expects shortly % put uP .
frat rate COTTON GIN. Tor the sccom-
modali0n u his friends and euslomsrs.
ALLEN BROWN.
September n. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-11-07

POSING good morals by an earth.
quake.-An American ship lay in Tscsl.
husna al The lime the several earthquakes
we're experienced there. Shortly afier-
wards, wilhelm an other port, The Csp-
tain ,honsht il necessary 10 punish man,
bot allowed that il The offender could adj
vance any reason FOR his immoral con-
doct. be should be psrdnned. /" Why.
SIR" said Jack. "you know as how
mink that ar earthquake shook my moral
principles out o. me- Such sblr reason
ing had the desired elect. and Jack was
forgiven.
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Mattresses.

EITHER Doubls Or Singls. mBde d
- orJer-an article o. great romlora.
sisher IN sDmmer or winter. Ordrfs III.
81 he oiIies q Ghs Hillsbosengh Rscc,.
der vill be duly attended 20.
galy "a. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-11-07

1 diem % observs she SabbsIh day. BIZ a.
tending 70 us peculiar duties; who dis
couniepgnce in them al proneness % ex-
ussaezncs in dress. and make then. IS
tiskomsiy buiforclbly expressed, sknoT
ana keep heir plserss' Il heir eilildrsn
hse 70 manhood. hey rill most assured
y eommaDd the eon6dence and esteem
of society. A contrary course either ends
IN the premature grave. o. entails upon
he country = set Cor uLi-h pes and
comprehensive name has been made-a
name Synonymous with every specios Of
deprasity, va. Losfers.
lie Who would. from suihensie sour.
ces. compile a work which gives faith
ful history Of The early family education
of Washington, and Madison. and Prank
lin. AID all the eminent founders Of our
reprb.ic. would confer = lasting good up
on the rising generasion. For, % surely
- The relaxation in discipline, now 50
moaFafally rife all orer cur land, eoniin-
ues. 80 surely win he country relrograde;
and there viii b people efemiaaie in
body, rude in manners, corrupt IN prin-
ciple, the fit subjects foF an iron despoi
ism. Let the citizen. TOO, while he COM
mences his reformation At home. look
well 20 what characters preside in the
school room. He should see %. ii.lhai
The guides Of youth should appreciates all
that constitutes true dignity in man. An
able and SiTiuous teacher, firmly sustain.
ed in his authority by The parental govern
meni, 10 blessing beyond al price--bul
when = child goes from The negligent
parent TO the careless instructor, nothing
short Of a miracle can save il from ruin.
QUARRELS.-0ne Of the most easy.
the mos, common, most perfectly foolish
things in the world. is 10 quarrel; no
matter with whom. man. woman OF child;
or upon wha, preienee, proEocssion, Or
occasion whatsoever. There 10 no kind
OF necessity in il. no manner Of use in il.
AID DO species or degree OF benefit 10 Ne
gained by il; and YET strange as the fec,
may be. iheologians quarrel. and poli,i.
clans. lawyers. doctors and princes quar-
rel, The Church qnarrels. and The Stale
quauels; nations and tribes. end corporR.
lions, men. women. and children. dogs
and cats, birds and beasts. quarrel about
all manner Of things. and on all manner
Of occasions. lfihere is any thing in the
world Thai will make q man feel bad,
except pinching his fingers in ihercrack
d the door, il Is unqueslonsbly quarrel.
No man ever fails 10 think less Of himself
lfler Than be did before one; il degrsdes
hin in his own eyes. and in the eyes OF
pliers. and what 10 worse, blunis his
iensibiliiy TO disgrace on The one hand.
md increases The power Of passionate
rritabiliiy on the other. The truth 10,
he more quietly and psseesbly We all get |
N. The beller; the better for ourselves, the
'etier FOR our neighbors. Ia nine cases
'ui OF ten, the visesl course is. IL man
heats you, to qui, dealing with him; if
Ie Is abusive. quit his company; if he
larders you. take care 10 live so that no
ody will believe him. No matter who
e i. or how he misnses you, The wises,
ray 10 generally inst TO LEI him alone;
Or there is nothing better than this cool, |
aim. quiet way Of dealing with the
Irongs ne meet with.
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Moffat's Life Pills,
PuGNHx HITTER.
THE nniTefI

tx NAtN~+~- -
tion Il shich The eeiebraie1
LIFE PILLS and PHGNiA
BlTTERS are held, i salts
farfoHly denonsifaied ~
che inefessing dsmand fsl
them ID even state ard sc
fian fshe Fjnion. ard 81 The
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fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING * SUMMER
TAslg0 Nss
VIE. Robert II. Pleasnnfs.

Mr.. Robert #. Plcasants,
NYoULD respectfully return thanks 10 lhe
generous public who have heretofore "a.
Eored him with their custom: aud informs
them that be has iust received the latest add
most approved SPrlng and Ssmmer Fashions,
and 4 we'll prepared 10 execute wofk IN bic
llne. IN
a SUPERIOR STYLE,
promising despatch. neainess. ard dufabiliiy.
No pains wili be spared on We part % please
lhoss Who may pslroaile him. HE hisnds
and The pubic generally. are respectfully 20.
lieited 20 give him call. II . net be dispo.
silion 20 msasays words % promise. OF 10 sni
eat IDEAS % Please the fancy bst The plala
THREAD of bis advertisement presents the Aasi.
isasais Of truth, which will be flied up 10 he
letter.
nriiis Shop l. directly opposite abe post
Office. and two doors sboSe The Farmers 10.
Tel.
Jordsr from ais,saee pone,uslly suen-
6ed IN.
llrlisbOrOugh. May 81. $50. 7if
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Nil or Cara doctor was employ
ed BY poor man % attend his wife. who
was dangerously III. The doctor gave a
hint thai he had fears of not being paid.
!" | have Eve pounds said the man 10
The doctor. I" and IL yau XIII or cure. you
shall have them. - The woman died in
The dOcior's hand: and after a reasonable
time he called Tor his Eve pounds. The
man asked The doctor |" IL he killed his
wifel" No." /" Did you cure herr
/" No." Then" said The poor man,
you have no legal demand"
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IT, The above medicines are for sale
49, atihe Office Of tie Marlborough Re.
|corder- where constant supply will be Kept.
ID. HEARTH, .Agenf.
May2 Sc
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pie: the SAVING and unprovo ok cd murders
they have latel coministed, butchering
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heart of the counlfy; 80 that no part Of It is
free from their ravages; their frequent at
taqk -et1tbe lighthouses along thatadanger-
Gus coast; and the barbafity with which
they have murdered the passengers and
crews Of suchsyessels:as have been wreck
ed upon the reefs and KEYS which border on
the Gulf, leave the Government no alferna-
tive but to continue the military operations
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pENNSyf.vA NTA.

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lescepitsl of this 'nucicst COMMONS
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80 s : EVENING, Dec. 2.
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opcsRlaes.e hy meettag in the court house,
e ehlel9 snndty tbrtats were made ti.t
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IN - g qFsye tne siyrants las they
~ ny SIS Azoxernof, Senate and Csbinet,)
p g Aso;i ten O'Clock an order
IS IS So ~ s''e uosFrnor % the keeperot
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ask them to consider that livery addi-
tional subscriber not only increases the re-
ward Of our own industry, but enables US to
advance, in greater degree, tie interests
of that cause which veal cherith.
The reader will perceive an unimport
ant change in the title Of the piper,
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=
Fcial act of Congress for the settlement oi
certain claims Of the REALTORS of the Post
Office Department, which award the Post
master General declined TO execute in full.
until he should receive further Legislative
direction on the subject. If the duty impo-
sed on the Postnastea General, by that law,
was to be regarded as one Of an official ma
turc, belonging to his Office as branch of
the Executive, then it is obvious that the
constitutional competency Of the Judiciary
to direct and control him in its discharge,
was necessarily drawn in question. And
4 the duty so imposed on the Postmaster
General was to be considered as merely
ministerial and NOT Executive, ityet remain
ed TO be shown that the circuit cont sc this
District had authority to interfere Nv msnda-
mus such q power having never before
been asserted or claimed by that court.
With view to the settlement of these i'm
portant questions, the judgment Of the cir
cult court was carried ,by writ Of error, to
the Supreme Court Of he United Suites.
In the opinion Of that tribunal, the duty i'm.
posed On the Postmaster General was moi
an official, exclusive dlIy, but one Of s
merely ministerial nat1ros The pfav6 con
questions which ld been Discus
sed we're, theret6fq, excluded from The fleA
cision IS The case; the court, indeed, *
pressly admitting that, With powers IA 1u-
ties properly belonging q the Exeeul Is !, 10
other department can ipterfefe 81 = 1srit]
d mandanaus and the question, ilIerolore,
resolved itself into this Haa C6npress con.