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Classical and English
SCHOOL.

ENHE undersigned Lends, 10 future. TO de.
- vote lis .,tenii.. 10 the business of teach.
: in, and will oners School near his residence
IN I,,an.s rann., s,ur miles wet of Haw nj.
Wa, ana he iiles from the Chsihv m coun,v
line, in h my and interesting neighborhood,
tn; chool Is designed principally TO be pre.
ma. 10 admttance INTO our University, or
pasimilar institution in this country. N nm.
lie expected, therefore, that classical Iea
VIII constitute the more important depay.maa,s
The undersigned is no, willing. howeve, - -.
Guide any young men. who nav wish N NM.
sue course Of English studies. He il ,hs
more unwilling 10 do so, from consciousness
that the English Department is Arcade To-
much neglected 10 some ofour academies. Hs
also entertains the opinion, that a systsr. r.
English studies might be concocted and a.
ranged. thorough Knowledge of which woald
De OF more PRACTICAL utility 10 a man tbronrS
ute, than thai superficial acquaintance with ,ss
Ancient Classics. with which yery many 80
and that unless a parent DESIGNS HE
son to take collegiate or thorough acsdem;s
sai course. he had better let him cultivate an -
onsae nsa. The best system of English atm.
lies. therefore. OF which the undersigned il
master, will be adopted for the benefit Of ibose
sho may follow his advice upon this sub;ect.
rec from other business. he hopes, BY a sedu.
Gus attention 20 his charge. to merit that con.
ldence which parents or guardians may reposa
him. He would be glad at the outset 10
ave class to prepare for College. The ses.
IONS; as at other academies, will continue Eve
Months.
rUlTIoN-PER SESSION.
In the Classical department., siaso
" English 7.so
Excellent board can be bad convenient IA
'e academy at seven dollars per month, exclu-
We OF nights. Tor any number Of students.
Those who may design sending their sons
QUO confer favor BY communicating il to
e Undersigned at as early day as possible.
, N. G.. $50 s"u"'
July IS. a.,
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Iowa boundary QaestiOn.-rhere IS
no country in the world like ours 'of .
boundary questions. The governor OF
~, has now issued one. in relation 10
. disputed boundary between Iowa and
Missouri. Missouri claims that ne'
Inor,hern boundary extends in a line cue
eas,,to the Mississippi River; but iowa
! intends tina, i, terminates at me us'
M,nu.s River, 10 which case a rlch 'ra'
II country lying between The Miss'ss'pP
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A pine Tree was recently cut in Bruins
wick. Georgis. which measured one hun.
ndred and fiy-one feet in length. A
log 90 feet long was cut from the tree,
the email end Of which measured IL inch
es in diameter. and IRON which 1865 iesl
Of board were sawedi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-19

Movements upon fhs ~ e.. BOuada-
ry.-Sir John Harry, Lieut.. Gosernnr oI
New Brunswick. August 10, gave Gov.
Fairfield. Of Me-. ofiirisl notice that Col.
Madge and Mr.. FeihersIonhsngh were
about 10 make . Typographical exploration
nf the disputed territory.
Gov. Fairfield replied. that knowing a
he does lhs, The boundary dispute wauld
vanish before . eorreeg Typographical
knOwlsdge Of the country. he shall mol
only offer no interruption. but will afford
the commissioners ell reasonable facilities
in his power, o.. ibid.
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HIEBoRoUeH DEBATING SOCIETY,"
The following is the Query selected for dis.
cussi"n a, the regular meeting Of this Society
on Tuesday night next.
which affords mos, happiness. Civilized OF
q Savage liiel
BY the. SEcREraRr.
September 10 1889.
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August
To Printers and Pub
fishers.

IlShcrS.
mir .nb.etibrrs have Just completed their
IL ne. ,pecimen book Il Light Faced Book
,nd LOB Printine Types fl0ssts and ofns'
msn,s. The eonsenIs u which are herewith par
Diamond, and Pearl, Nos. q snd3.
AGATE, Nos. I, 2 and 3.
Agate on Nonpsriel body.
Nonpariel, Nos. I, 2. and 4.
Mininnere, Nos. I and Q.
Minion, Nos. !. 2, 3 and 4.
Minion ON BREWER body.
BREWER on Minion body.
Bresier, Nos. !, 2, 3 and 4.
Brewer on Burgeois body.
BREWER on Long Primer body.
Burgeois on BREWER Body.
Burgeois, Nos. 1, 2, and 4.
Burgeois on Long Primer body.
Long Primer, Nos. !, Q, 3 and =.
Long Primer on Small Plea body.
Small Plea. Nos. I and 2.
Plea on Small Plea body.
Plea, Nos. I, Q and 3.
a. Plea on English body.
!. English. Nos. I and 2.
Primer, Paragon, and Double
EnehA.
of Douos Paragon. Cannon.
!. Five linz Plea, to twenty.
= Eight linepica Gothic, condensed, to
" twenty-five.
Seven line Il tes,line Plea, ornamental.
=. 81. 0. IL and i5,ines Plea, shaded.
$40, Is and l6 lines Antique, shaded.
y Also large and beautiful eslIec,ion Of Flow
70 ers. from Pearl 10 seven ines Pics, many Of
which are not Q. be found 10 any other speei-
70 men; new assortment OF ornamental Dnshes,
! q variety Of Card Borders near two thousand
= metal Ornaments. Brass Rule, Leads Of various
re thickness, Astronomical and Physical Signs.
e. metal and brass Dashes from > 60 80 ems long;
M Great Primer and Double Plea Scripts on in
:, cined body; Diamond and Nonpsriel Music OF
various kinds; Antique light aud heavy face
~ Two. line Letter; fnl face Rnman and ltsllc
D. NonPariel, Minion, BREWER. Long Primer and
b. other Blacks; Noupanel, and BIssier Greek,
Hebrew and Saxon.
Alarge variety OF Ornaments, calculated par
licularly for the spanish aud South American
- markets. Spanish, French snp. Portuguese as.
- cents furnished TO order, with every other sr.
OF which can be furnished al short notice, Of a
good quality and on 40 reasonable terms a. any
nd other establishment. ...-.-..---.. :
or CONNER & COOK,
Corner Of Nassau and Ann streets
February. 1889. ss-su
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Valuable Property
FOR SHE,


5ptiE subscriber, executor Of the late VIII
- ham Kirkland, deceased, with ne view 10
q settlement Of the estate, will, on wednesdsy
the 6,h of November next, al the late residence
OF the said decreased, offer Tor sale TO the high.
>est bidder, the following property, to wit:
The tract Of Land. The residence of the
said deceased, containing abou, 500 acres.
One tract known as the Ray tract, adj
Ioing James williams and others, containing
about s25 acres
Lot No. A, in the town Of HILLSIDE
rough, upon which 10 a Blacksmith's and Hat.
ter's shap.
A part of Lot No. ., also in said town.
upon which there is Store House in good re-
pair and well situated.
One other Lot. No. l70. unimproved.
in the new part Of said town, adjoining william
Cain and others.
Also, Nine Negroes, some Of
Them very likely.
The crop of Corn. Fodder. Wheat,
Oats, Hay, &c.
All the Farming Utensils, Wagon and
Gear; Household and Kitchen Furniture; the
stock q Hogs, Sheep, Horses and Cows.
Terme Of sale for the real estate, one, two
and three years. with interest aud approved Sc.
curi,y for the negroes and other property, nine
months. with approved security.
Tho subscriber will further sell, TO the
highestb bidder, in the town Of Hillsborough, on
Thursday the 7th Of November, the following
valuable proveriy, 10 close the concerns Of viii
liam oakland s Son. and William kirkland s.
Go. to BIT:
ThsStore House in which the subscri-
Der is pow doing business; and
Thf Tan Yard. Tanning implements
Of ever kind, stock Of Bark on hand, all the
stock q Leather. tanned and in the progress
OF tsaaing, the stock of Hides. Sc.
Also. three yaluabls Negroes attached
10 the yard.
Alo. one unimproved Lot, south Of the
Tan Yard. It present rented 10 Cad Jones, j..
esq.
Terms, which will be liberal, will be made
knows on the day Of sale. .
- JOHN u. KIRKLAND y
September IS. Iii
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STATE OF NoRTn.CARoLINA,
Orange County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
- August Term, 1899.
Hastings Poe VS.. Elijah Grav.s.
Original attachment, LEVIED on tract Of land
Yfr appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Co.'s
- that Elijah Graves. the defendant III Is
case, is not al iuhabitani Of this stsade in
therefore ordered, that publication h weeks
in the Hillsborough Recorder fehdant that
successfully, notifying the sadie said Court, |
unless he be and appear befos Hillsbor ouph.
to be held al the court november next. and
on the fourth Monday of.dgmeni by default
replevy or plead to issum.
will be entered asaiQ'AyLoR. Clerk.
JOB ss~ew
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Notice.
:. sting be

JRTE copar,nership heretofs: "e n.m o.
= tween the subscribers. uis sS,' os
M'Gary s. M'rsgpart, 10 tty - un's au'no'
rised 70 settle the busi,GS M.GARY,
1MsTAGGART.
~ will continhe to trans.
P James 4 aud CommissIfn Business.
aci-e6e Forwydat, at the same face occupi'
on bis owps firm.
ed By thston, N. c., Aug. se, 1872 ss-4w
W,l
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%A Med,hodist Protestant Camp
Meeting will be held a. the Ridge Meet,
ing House in Orange County on Friday
the 9Th Of September next.
August Ia. So
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The ship MilledgeviIle, Capt. Porter. a
regular packe. from New York to Savan'
nah, and bound from the former to the
latter place, went ashore in the nigh, oi
the 2s,h ul,.. abou. twenty FIVE miles N.
Of Cape Ha,,eras. There were twenty.
five passengers on board. eigh. OF whom
were lost; the crew were. with the ex-
cep,ion of one, saved. She had a valu-
able cargo on board, the greater part OIL
which will be lost. 10.
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- NoRTH.CARoLNA.
-. :. ~ - = - - N ktOA1N " n .
sTATF0range County.
4 Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
&c August Term, 1889.

appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
thai James Workman, Susan wortham. Wil.
liam x. Workman, Mary Workman, John Worth.
am, and Sidney P. WORKMAN, are not inhabi.
tants OF this state; Il is therefore ordered thai
publication be made in the Hillsborouph Recor.
der Tor SIX weeks successfully, that unless The
SAID James WORKMAN, Susan Workman. vii
liamR WORKMAN. Mary Workman, John Worth
am. and Sidney P. WORKMAN, sppesr q. the
next term Of this Court, to be held a, the court
mouse IN .iillsborough, on the fourth Monday
10 November next, and plead, answer or de.
nluf. The said petition will be heard ex par,e.
mo taken pro confesso as regards them.
JOHN TAYLOR. Clerk.
Price adv, o. so. s7~s.k
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By Law OF The last session Of he Ala
bams legislature. ell the free persons o.
color sho remain in the STATE slIer che
lsl Of August next, are liable 10 be en-
shaved.
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Mr.. s. Swceiser. Consul Of The United
States at Gusyaqnil. in the Republic Of
Ecuador. has arrived in Washington city.
lie Is the brsrer Of the treaty which has
been lately negoiialed BY ]. e. Picket,
ESQ.,. the Charge d'AfTaires Of this Gov.
eminent near tina, Of Peru. This treaty
will be submitted IN the Senate at its
next sessiun, for their advice and con-
sent To tie ratification.
Mr.. Pickett sailed from Guayaquil on
the 9th OF July Tor Lima. the capital Of
Peru. He embarked in The u. S,-.es
corvet Lexington. which had been des'
patched for that object. He probably
reached Lima on the Is, Of July. Mr..
Pickeit's health had suffered somewhat
from the low temperature Of Quito, the
capital Of Ecuador, where he had resid.
ed several months.
General Santa Cruz. the late protector
of the Peru Bolivian Confederation. was
residing at Gusysquil. General Orbego'
so the late President Of North Peru. was
also there. There are with these ex-
presidents, fifteen or twenty general Of
ficers. who have taken refuge al Guaya.
qul, since the defeat of General Santa
Cruz. Among the number are Generals
Miller and Moran. Globe.
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SALT.

THE subscribers have just received a
quantity Of Liverpool. and Ground
Allan SALT, for sale by the sack or
PARKER &INELsoH.
September 4 Sc
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majority Of The Cour, Of Inquiry ,ha.
the charges agai"s, Commo-
,Iore Elliott, have recommended that h. he
tried nv a Naval Court Mar1ial--Com'
m,Iure Stewart dissenting.
" ''' Phil. Paper.
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Very few readers in this country, COM
paratively speaking. keep in their memo
ries any clear or accurate history of the
various mutations that take place in the
South American states. We generally
have a confused remembrance Of revo-
lutions, riots. battles, and changes but
we see things, as !, were. through a
haze. The last information from one
of the republcs-as We have already
published-Buenos Ayres-is, the assas-
sina,ion Of the President Of the Seuate
in his chair BY an armed mob. All this
is the effect Of the wan, Of solid consti
iutional government. and the absence Of
regulated liberty-joiued 10 the peculiar
character Of the people. How enviable
the condition Of these United States when
compared with the state and prospects Of
the disuni,sd South American republics!
Republics. indeed, only 10 name; and for
the most part, nothing but military des-
potisms! .4ler. Gazette.
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sl.f y Wig ssnsidsis fSrtrsi.I
sa. 81 ,hspai,sd States. |
- 'oiid ping rsrsons ssre ap,inlsd
OK iofhs Stale consealio. viz.
lr.....,S 'ara A. csnisan. chssy r.
=. .ssvish II. Spencer. wiIIia.Bn.
R..oI,. his P. Msnaum. s.qH
4. .a..;.'ha Central conli.iss
-. : ..e consist Of seven sen-
sl.s,,o.. 10y unul the Presida.isI
be one az he cod ,'' ,.ss' y
appointed BY hims '"' '''eis = -
Il RfsOirsd, That ia
ihs Wigs Of each sa 'mmsHeso 70
send eve delegates ca els'Fis'' 70
held in HiIlsborDngh on ThO % 70 %
next February Court. 10 carry oAS = w
jeeis Of he State Convention. and hSO
slider ell matters touching The inleress
the Wing cause in Orange county.
The meeting Then adjourned.
/ JAMES 5. SMITH. ch
S.ss.s a.t !. Ei... Sees.
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agricultural .agency.--The snbscri-
Der having been removed from the Pos,
Office. bv The pleasure Of the President.
aud left for the present wishou, any means
OF support. has consented to resume The
editorship Of the American Former"
which he originally established. and the
first periodical in America dedicated TO
the cause Of Agriculture. That re-
source, though " better Than nothing"
being altogether inadequate. as an sddi'
tional means Of livelihood, he has form.
ed ''..h bis son, Theod"ric Bland Skin
ner. parsh--ahin 20 conduct an .7gricul.
fural .4geHcy for the saso Of real estate,
and for the sale aud purchase of domes.
tic animals, horses, Ustle, sheep and hogs,
especially Of improved iced, Apriculw,.
raj machinery and implemehs, seed Grain,
garden and field seei. and for .sle Of pa.
lent rights, Ms Or , Ssiissais trees. &c;
HE HE % ",,e s"' Il their employees s ir' E
, "ras1,ssa I sS"o~insly. AaAsiER po''"'
" p,;d' 10 ]. 5. sknore, Nty'and
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New Orleans Branch Mint.-we re.
greet 10 learn that the yellow fever has
been committing fatal raSages in this in.
siiiuiion.
James Maxwell. the melIer and rshner,
died on the 18Th inst.
Nathan Clark. foreman Of the coming
department. on the LIST instant.
Owe ID. Bird, one Of the workmen,
died. on the 25ih instant.
Charles Scheid, another Of the work
men. died on the 9th instant.
John Moods. another workman, died
about lhe 10Th instant.
Several nlhers employed are laboring
under the disease. and il has been found
necessary to suspend the operations oil
that branch min. until the LIST November
next, Globe Of .7ugust 80.
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February. 1889.
Choice Liquors, &c.

Choice Liquors, &c.
Just RECEIVED from New York, and for
" sale by the subscriber,
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin.
/" Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,
MALAGA. Wines, Of very superior
Muscs, quality.
Claret,
London Brown Stout,
Pale Ale, ~
Irish Whiskey,
Lemon Syrup, -
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
No. The subscriber will keep con-
dksS stanilv on hand. for sale, we'll
made CARRYALLS and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
THoS. p. GRAIN.
August s2-
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Esd~ssss 10 preserve ei~rsta.asss n tn.
pss.taea', vtstef the pressure IL Gssasp1ie.-
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col faenghGh IL nssy sarsse, 10 80
- st5 fFs'ass tEf fpt;ss. sarfsssas al shs share
Hsxss. ss.r gsAssrs tissseS ~ .,af. 10 rssss "
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