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Valuable Land for sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
"A in Amherst County, on Tye River about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging 10 the Legatees
Of w. S. Crawford, dec. is offered for sae.-A good
norton of this Land is in woods aud heavily timber
ed The cleared par consists OF fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres and will be sold very reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire OF
I. FLETCHER.
IuI
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ClIAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, | Ti1S-
WILSON PETERS, tees.
IL. Il. SCOTT.


july So le3o.
have recently enjoyed opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with The instruction aud discipline Of the
Lovngston Male and Female Academy, which is
under the supervision OF Mr.. Harlow w. Heath
II gives me great pleasure 10 certify To the ample
qualifications OF The Principal and hs Assistants !;
and also to the sound scholarship aud orderly depot
ment OF tie pupils. | would confidently aud earnest
" recommend this Institution To the patronage of
those with whom my ophion may have any weight
l.. e. GARLAND.
Augustus I'm
The Richmond Enqarer will please insert the
above one month, aud transmit ills account to this
Office Tor payment.
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To .FEillers 8, .RgiN oari,cl.S.

'ksliE undersigned would respectfully inform
d those WHO are Interested in the manufacture
OF lour that he is now in Lynchburg aud will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks, for the purpose oi vend-
ing FUspdtrtchS Pdicat Smut AHU On Rubber for
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dnt and other inn
pnflIes and wherever II has been tired, its supe-
roriN over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admitted, and wherever introduced
II HAS met with such universal favor ~ 10 supersete
all other machines III use ut the time. Iii extcn-
svely used in The celebrated mills IN the States
OF New York, Delaware Maryland, and several 9th
ors veral have lately been put into mills in Vrci-
ma. There is in Ilaxa's mill IN Rich
mond, whce millers visiting ihai place can have an
opportunity OF seeing operate and there Is one also
in Henry 5. Langhorne X Co.'S mill Al this place,
10 which would invite the attention Of mill owncr rs
in tins vicinity -. Some Of the most prominent quail
ties OF this are, lsi. that II requires but very little
power TO pfopel II End, that 1t cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rhpidity and 3dly
that II is SIMPLE in its construction, and very dura.
Bile. MIers wishing To obtain any information re Ia
tive TO this Machine will please address the subseI i
Der at this place.
n. b. All orders aud communications shall be
promptly attended 10. and assistance rendered ia
recting Machine sold.
u. d. MACOMBER. 1aH
tor l.. ID. Chitds, baltimore.
Lynchburp, Aug Is
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WOrIiS NsUltiCaUsiS.

M f ARE authorized to sell 60 or 10000 Cut
w tings oithe Morus Multicaus, grown in the
vicinity oil Lynchburg, and warranted genuine.
HUNT & MARTIN.
Aug ~ Is
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90
TNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed CO.
l. partnership, under The style Of
LAMPFSYN IL WELIIANTS,

for the purpose Of carrying business at the Am
herst MILLS. They are now prepared for The recep-
ton of WHEAT, for which they will give the high.
est cash prices throughout the season
JAMES l.. LAMPKIN.
JOHN NJ WILLIAMS.
July - Wis
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Fake care of the cents and the Dollar
Will take care oftiscInsciyes..
UNION SAVINGS EANH
C.4PIT.4L $4,000,

A1LL receive Deposltes Of all money current il
w the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and e1eetuay all the property and funds OF the In
stiiuon. for the payment thereof, within day,
notice, with interest theteon, from time of depositt
TIL paid; AT the OF per centum per annum foi
all sums which shall have been on dcposle for les,
than one year. and 81 per. cent per annum, tor al
suus which shall reman over year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at half past eight O'Clock Z. Nj :
at the Office the store OF Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham j. b. Eenwick,
G. Mclvei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. knncr, Tho's o. AGREE,
J J. Salnons, &. Phelps,
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddlake, President,
TO. j. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
VENHE subscribers beg leave inform their friends
h and the public generally, that they have asso-
Grated themselves IN the
Mercantile Business,
to be conducted at Amherst Courthouse, under the
finn and style of
WOMACK, TAYLOR ~ Co.,
where they will keep good and general assortment
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Medicines. Hardware. &c.
&c. They will sell the present stock OF Goods, now
on hand, al cost, Tor cash. benl determined to run
it off before Fall Goods come TO hand.
BAILEY & WOMACk,
JAS. d. TAYLOR,
ROBERT n. PENDLETON.
Amherst G. H., August 10 Is
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.HEDfC.EE COLLEGE,.
I'm Richmond, virgins,

fk'liE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
zeal Department of llampden Sydney College
Al Richmond. will commence Gu MONDAY. October
list 1889, aud continue until the last OF February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. ID. Professor Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, VI. ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor of
Materla Nedca and Therapeutics
Ii. l. Boll HANNAH, NJ. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women aud Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d. Professor o. Chem
isIry and Pharmacy.
The College Tnftnary, attached to the College
Building, has been successful operation FOR the
Last elght months, and furnishes constantly a mum
Der OF interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases,-to
which the Student has AT all hours.
The College lnhfmars. together with the Aims
House, Penuenlaiy and Armory, (Which under
the charae oitwo Of the prolcssorsl will afford the
Student an opportunity oil Witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
prcc at which they are furnished will enable the stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge Of the AnaIo-
my OF the human body, and the Of Surgical In
sruments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from
the number of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnlrmary, the Professor OF Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
glcal operations upon the icing subject and from
the increasing popularity OF the lnfrmary there is
reason TO believe that hereafter The Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel lights, servants
attendance, nc can be obtained III this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised TO state that full Course of
Lectures III this Institution will be received as e.
quivalcnt 10 one IN the following Medical School,
University OF Pennsy lyanIa jefferson Medical Col
lego ofPhiladelphia; Medical College of the State
of South Carolina; Trannsy lvania University Lex
ington, Ky; University of Maryland &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms OF the College The first of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May q GIN
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III A II =

sxa. JUST OPENED TEN CA ETe,
AZ 81 SEES ofBLACK x DRAB q M
E Fur, Satin, Beaver and Palm xlsaesS<
Leaf III A Il >
amongst which is one case Of Leary " Cos. finest
black Beaver, the most fashionable Hats in use.
HUNT & MARTIN.
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{" And this 7"
We don't buyit. We can 10 nothing Hi,bis
/, may be good at home, blu, we. canpot mix
exchanges,
That's Where we arc,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23
REMARKABLE FACTS.

Christianity began at Jerusalem. al
the expiration Of forty days after the
death OF Christ il numbered about 100
followers. Immediately after 5000. aud
soon after 5000 more: in less than two
years great mnltitudes no: only al Jc-
rusalem but throughout Judea. Mahom-
med was three wears in making four.
teen converts, and those too Of his own
family. and proceeded so slow a, Nee.
ca. where he had M established reIig-
ion TO contend with. that in the seventh
year, when he was compelled TO flee
from Medina, only So men and Is wo-
men retired To Ethiopia. Within a CEN
tury from the time Of the ascension,
Christianity. without any aid but that
Of preaching, covered not merely Sy-
ria. Lydia. Egypt and Arabia. Persia.
and Mesopotsnle not merely Asia Mi
nor and Parlhis; but a large portion
Of Europe. Islem. on the contrary. had
no considerable success, until il achiev-
ed IL by The sword aud when il ceas.
ed to use the sword in making prose-
lyies, its progress was at once arrest
ed. We then ask the inlidrI 10 say
what was this remarkable progress in
christianity owing to! Not certainly to
the rank and power Of It's author; he
passed the greater part of his life in
obscuri,y. working as an artisan. and
the residue as a wandering teacher, and
at last was executed as a malefsctor.
Not 10 the learning or influence Of his
followers. for they were fishermen and
publicans. Not the sword. he employ
ed none but "the sword of the spirit"
Not 10 the aid Of government. for both
Jews and Romans were banded tpgeth-
er 10 destroy il. No, TO the hopes OF
wealth. honor or power. for its author
very frankly told those who became
his followers. nv kingdom is not Of
this world" and taught them to ex-
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April IS.

| EnHi3 Institution, twelve niles northwest
- from HtIlsbnrough, Orange couHiy, n. L.
and SIX miles north uf Mason Hal, enjoys d
location in the midst Of an agreeable ueIgh.
bofhnod, surrounded by pleasant county
| which an exceedingly pure and saiubTIous at
| mosphere, peaceful seclusI0n aud other I'm
por,aut advantages, combine 90 render pccu
Itarly eligible and inviting. Here the student
il invited, by the prospect OF study, nnihfer'
ruptej by IIl health. and those other causes
wiiIch frequently so much Tetard the progress
Of yoath. Here the path 10 virtue and homo
rable distinction lies open before him, viii
few. but rural aliuFements. 10 withdraw HIM
from the pursuit, with comparatively few
temptations to lead him aslray.
The student who comes here is forthwith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been a contented and happy aae; over whom
. parental government is exercised, ard w.
giiant eye kept. lie immediately becomes
the subject Of all a fathers solIcitude, cxcr-
iions aud anxieiies.
As is designed tina, this institution shall
be a classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes a distinct de-
partmen., TN Ter the immediate and partIe ular
supervision of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions arc made TO prepare students tor
any Of the Universities of the country, or TO
impart {" those who design only I" take an
accidental course, Thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
Tic English department, which lie separate
and distinct, is under the direction If an Elf
cicnt and competent instructor; so the; all re-
quisite facilities are afforded Tor the prosecu.
ton nj such Err'ish studies as arc generally
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grade.
The Principal is now making extensive nd.
di'ions TO his accommodations for bOarderr. so
that in a short time rooms will be oper for s
or ~ boarders Good board can also be pro
cured 10 the neighhoThood.
Tuition in tho Classical Department, per
session OF five month";, Si2 50.
English Department, So per session.
Board per month, exclusive of liphts, 81 20.
The present session will end 90 the 9Th Of
June next.
H. The next session will commence
on the 18th Of July.
Those who may wish to correspond with the
Principal Of this Academy. will please to adj
dress him as Postmaster at Jnnto.
ID. W. KERR.
April &c. G5-
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peel moi merely contempt and PsEseeu-
lion. but loss Of eli things. even 10 llie.
Not 10 is nalsry Of the human cha
raelsr. for IL impliriily declares. " Ex-
eept . man be born again he cannot en-
Ter the kingdom Of God" Not 70 any
license given 10 sensual indulgence. for
The language Of IL Was. eli any man will
cone alter me. lei him deny himself and
take up his cross daily and follow me.
Not 10 The hopes Of ; sensual heaven
..In;o the city shall nothing enter Inst de-
GileGh." Motto blind cTeduliiy. Tor ma
NJ who embraced christianity during The
first two centuries were men OF dlstin-
guished talents and enlightened minds.
and all who eordislly embrace Il will
become nen OF yiTiuaus character. We
thea repeat the question 10 The inhdel.
Why did the Ieligion Of one who was
publicly executed between two thieves
of one who was without friends.
without power; = religion whirh hliier-
ed no one. which exposed is follow
ers TO persecution anil death; which re-
CURED sell-denial and sell.renuneiaiiOn,
and offered no reward in the fuIare world
but holiness; why did il immediately
psrEade the city and region where he
was thus executed. and in liule period
all the surrounding world! II he al
mits thI, il was owing 10 The inherent eE-
idenre Of the truth and its divine orr
gin. he does the same. And lf he de
MES both. he asserts a Ear greater mira
Gle. in the progress of christianity un-
der these circumstances. than any or
Than all those which he disOWns.
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rHE SABBATH.

The void . full 81 toll.
nsls. the traveller roam
II s.sas the laborsE 70 The sa'l,
TIE ssuGent 10 his home
Tas beasts Of buEdsn sigs,
0'srlsade8 sna oPPEesi-
Tie ssLsa.h Lifts rs banner high,
All gives n.s weary resi-
The xarld - fall Of care,
TIE haegard brow is wrought
In fsrroWs - Of fixed despair.
All CHECKED the hsaEsasaEj thOaghti
Ba, with benignsni grace.
The SabbaIh's cha.isniag tone
DIVES moaey changers from the pace
Yhieh God DOH eal! his oSn.
The world is fol- Of srie.
Sorrows Ger s0FToHs roll,
And the far hope that brings relief
Doth sometimes pierce the soul,
The s.bba,a's peaceful bound
Beans nsrsy's holy seal,
A balm Of Gilead for The wound
That MAJ is weak to heal.
The world is faIl Of sin,
A dangerous food 1t rolls.
The unwary to It's breast TO win.
And whs'm unstable souls;
The Ssbssih's beaeons tell
OF reefs ani rocks below,
And warns. though gay the pillows swell.
Beneath are death and wo.
There 3 4 woE.i-whsre none
With ffuiiless labor sigh.
where care awakes no lingering grOan,
And grief No scony.
where sia, with fatal arts,
Hath never forged her chains.
Bat deep enthrOnei in angel hearts,
One endless Sabbath rsigns.
L. III. S.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that my son
~ STERLING cRABFREE is freed from
oil allegiance 10 ms, that he may Transact bn.
siness fur himself. and make Bargains aud
contracts in his own name; and mast be held
responsible for the same as though he was Of
ABRAM CRABTREE.
May -. 70-3w
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III | j. l. $ ROU q II, N. Z.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr
ny DEEMS IIEARTT,

AT THEE DOLLARS YEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
fIFrI ears ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do M, give notice Of their WIS"
60 have their paper discontinued at the eSPIla'
ton Of The year, viii be presumed as deslt''2
its continuance until countcrmandcd And -"
Paper Will lie discontinued until all arFcar"ee'
are paid. unless al the option of the publisher
Advertisements mt exceeding sixteen h"rs'
one dollar for tie ii 81, and twenty-five cents
for each subsequent ins' riIOn; longer ones !"
prupoition. Court advertisements tweniy'h'"
per cent higher. A dcdut ton Of 81 per IfiF'
Vii. Gc made 10 adVeiisers hy the yeaf.
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Look af This.

SRHE Priniiaz Eslsblishmsai nf ths NJ,
sfeetaior . ofzssd 81 sale o. &C.
catiag terms. To Practissl printer. -
small Iamlly. the situation % very dsss,.ai.
enc. PrUisssional and ether enRas.r....
demanding q present ihe sh0ie ii - -
aione Pressnt ne from again assamis. ~
EdiioEisi char. shich, with some I rrsps,a -
has been 20 ne . source af pleasure aad 49,.
There .. perhaps. % village in tie s.,i. ! :.
holds out better Inducements Cor an ss,.h'..s
neat VI ihe Kind - --'''@'
N. J. PALMER.
Milton. N. G. Jan. 81 =
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April &c
Job Printing,

NEATLY 4 EX2EDITIOUsLY EXECU" cd
E~ AT THIS OFFICE. III
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NIoflat's Life Pills,
AID
PHGNIx DETTERs.

tion In which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX
BITTHRS are held, Is satlss
faetoEily demonstrated By
The increasing demand ter
them IN every state aha sec
tioa ofthe union, and BY the
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House and Lot
Fer SaFc---im EfiyEs5orosscT,

HCF SHtC-th EktftSbOf'Offgfl i.
nTSgA TuE subscriber lindinp il ne.
EiRsssl cesssry. IN acc0un, OF the lnea.
KsMIAsgs ton of his business. 10 remove
Gks2ssAss1s4 his family 10 Chapel Hill, wishes
I" sell The House and Lot which he now occu-
pies. frTmcfly known as Simpsons Lot. The
lot ls situated on chnrtnn or Main street. near
the PRESBYTERIAN Church; IL very convenient, 10
the market aud business part Of the town, and
yet sufficiently private to answer well the D Z.
pocs 81 private family. II contains near an
acre ~ cr"urd, and has on il a large two story
Tanned Dwelling, good Kitchen, Smoke House.
and 9th nut houses, oil of which are comra.
ratVcly new. having been built by Mt. Slmp
son within few years. and occupied by hun
as summer residence. The dwulIinp house
has four rnonIs, With rood fire place in each;
and two more rooms may be added with very
lltle expense. The garden, which IL very rich,
Is almost entirely level, aud tree from stones.
Possession may be had a, any time, un q very
lr~ days notice For terms Apply 10 Mr.. James
Philips u this place, ar 10 tho subscriber
JAMES G. HOLLAND.
December g. a.
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Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,

Of almost every description, which will be sold
rs low as they can be offered IN this market;
We will not say lower. as promises are Of little
avail, but hope our iricnds. and those wishing
TO purchase, will examine our stock previous
To buying elsewhere, and let our actions speak
instead or wards.
oUR STOCK COMPRISES
Cloths. Cassimeres. SatIineis, Persian
Cloth, Bom5azines. Grape Csmbleis.
French, English and American PRINTs.
Printed LAWNS and MUSLINS.
Black. Bule- Black, and ColOured SILKS,
&c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Glass, Q1eensware, Crockery, and
Stone Ware,
Hats. Caps. Shoes. Bonnets,
Cotton Yarn.
Castings and Scythe Blades.
Molasses. Sugar. Coffee. Powder. Shot.
Nails, Window Glass. White Lead,
&c. &c. &c.
And many oiher articles too numerous to
mention. Call and see.
PARKER g. NELSON.
April IS. CO
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cHEERFULNEss.-Br Mas. s,sor.x,,
Endessor TO preserve eheerlalness Of
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Diseases arc the in.eres. of pleasure.
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TG-~ The above medicines are for sale
IL al the Office of the Iiillsborough Re.
corder- whore q constan, supply will be kept
d. HEARTH, .fgent.
May 9. G5-
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May u.
NEW
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

spHE subscribers having opened Store IL
- the well known house, formerly OeS upis'
BY Col. Shields. on Churion street, one doc
below the Post Office, are now receiving &C
neral assortment of
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BL.lAHS for sale at his Office.
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May g.
The native American., 1839-06-29
[From the H,aliamsport IND Bannsr.]

| Trade on the Canal-Considerable quanti-
ties of coal and lumber have lately reached this
place by the canal. We have not heard any cs-
innate of the amount, but remarked that regular
succession Of supplies is kept up, in consequence
of the facilities now afforded to persons engaged
in the trade, by the extension OF the canal
While the work extended shorter distance, i
was necessary, whenever freshet occurred in
the river, to hurry down the supplies before the
fall of water, lest they might be deprived of the
chance Of market. Now they can deposite the
coal at the head of canal navigation, and instead
of having our basins crowded TO excess, the adj
vantage is already developed Of greater regularity
of the trade. The consequence will be, that the
public works at Harper's Ferry, and many pri-
vate manufacturing establishments which depend
on this source for their supplies, are more certain
Of having their wants attended to, and at more
reasonable price. The supply of coal and lum-
ber for this place enables ossr merchants to sup
ply at the present time, almost any reasonable
amount Of demand which may be required, and
of an excellent quality. Wease more and more
solicitous for the speedy completion of the work
10 Cumberland, believing that it will be of mate
rial advantage to the business and prosperity Of
our town, as from our central location, this place
must always constitute one Of the most important
and extensive depos from whence to dispense
supplies Of these articles.