The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-11

he maslnasuri way indie worlahsmsn I
llantd, Hpnn suitable nerasi0n-. The sas
POSSESSIONS Il Ihs rrnrEsied Mr. James
smish. Of Pesry caun'y. Ala. sud asssd
msng bis new arqa.isi.anre. : il III
'l'e es.e u :. hrir r., sGs. piisr" o - Ala
hama IaIiune.
IL D-cemher he leli The Plsce On
pisisnd-d sssis sarrraia wealthy lrl.anns |
10 AaI'away. fMg,aia. aud did NOS return
su'i February. 1871. IL the mraa tine
. letter was I.eeissd by aar al Lls rfedIl-
ms fram pstiea.Ird nnele Il young Dir.
Saith. stliirg ihathIs return AS presfn-
ed b. abe Illness VI his servant.
Alter hi. Islurn from tbs jaHnt. some
line 10 The manIh Il March. &c nee,ved
lhe astounding and gflesaus inss lllgenee
ni ihe desih ~ his father II she suaih-
west iir eshlbned leinr containing
This Information with marks ai mast su-
reie eini; led Grape around his hat:
muuned ~ GLliial son fnr lie sad
ryen' Ih 4 had thus early in life bur.iensd
him Hish The rsre &c lurinne: land lnrll.-
wnh began 10 .suree he cTsd,l- IN lie
s,ores. iaIlnr shops. &r.
In ihe mcan u@e lse had rmed an
srqn.in,snce aith The family oi Mr.
Blsnnork. af GniIlmd county. sad an
~ macy ui,h his daughter, which. on
her part. Tipened ilto 81, cIion. and he
asked her hand IN marriage. Mr.. u. pru
den ly inquired inio he character aud
circumstances "fbIs proposed san-in.las
the investigation turned aui satisfactory;
and tie marriage was consumes ed 10
MAY. IS4I-Mr. Smith being anxious ID
have il over. and 90 With his lady out Il
hi berraved neither.
During the summer he concluded 10 Sc:
lie in Caswrll. NJ q having the niTer q
sa'usb.e tract 81 land from Ed~ard B.
ling. and induced Mr.. Brannork 10 assis
him with his name IN procuring lost
! Of money. until he could realz~ some u
his Alabama fortune. The land trad
{, nunued 10 be cansassed until Mr. y
began 10 suspe CT that all WIS mi ngh
: ask'd an explanation al Smith, who col
!, fessrd t!l.i hiding had managed 10 swlr
|. die HIN anI Of a large part al his money
wihuUt giving him ii lie 10 the lsnd.-
Mr.. b. finally had Boiling arrested |
Cass ell couIthoue. and ascerlalned
! his a,tonishmeni and dismay ,hai he ";
!. the same man who had married his dsug
i ter under The name Of Sidney J.. Smith
The sillsn raniinued up % the lu
u his sIr.t iu pass in Caswell as Edwa
y Boiling. anil il Guillatd as Sidney
e Smith. III s last wife. the daughter
ilr. g.. al one time becoming uneasy
the pr0tr ,ctrd absence VI Mr.. Smith, we
u lie house Of The elder Mr. linlIng, Q
' pcrtrng 10 find there her husband IN col
D pany wIih Young Mr. Boiling, Of sh0m
Il was purchasing land Bu, young NJ
N Boil ng. an seeing her carriage. was TAX
nd I,nly i'll. could see M one. and pas
y ed the night IN r0om with his une vs.
j. -no one but himself suspecting
h. strange connexion existing among I
is company then under his fslher's roof.
!. Such are the prominent occurrences
. this strange affair. We have no spare
~ mnre q, this lime: but lf nm done BY
m"re compeIen, hand, we shall temp
Iull and circuln,tanisl detail. when
can prorure the numerous letters
which the infamous deception was K,
Sc up.
r. Boiling il now beginning to reap
ay bitter rev ard Of his deception aud vii
~ ny. lie WAS sentenced To be brsnt
p. with the Letter b on his left cht elk, (~h
re- Mas carried INTO execution IN prese'
h, Of the Cuur';) To be imPri.oned I'll
r. years: aud m receive thiI,y-Eiae las'
"a. at three several tunes before the exp
he ton Of his term Of Imprisonment
IN abode has been assigned him in Guilt
oil jill.
m We stlemp, to give below the s
~. stance Of the Judges remarks To the
nj soner, nn The occasion Of pronounc
IN. his sentence. TIE fanlIs in the langu
m. are all our owu;-ahalever Of hra,
nn iusinrss or steranrss Of seu,imen, III
lhe is, are hs:
ne There is scarcely any duty more p
he full ever deyolved upon an individual
mt that winch falls to the lot of judi
the officer in apportioniug the punishn
on. which the law awards TO convicted
r,s. minal. In the present case and under
pom present circumstances it become dol
lie. so, on account of your youth and the
{ q city Of the crime of which YOU stand
victed. You are yet very young II
al in that period of life when we natur
the look for the more ingenious feelings
the honorable sentiments Of our nature TO
rial vail: yet the evidence against YOU,
specting the recent neiarious transact
.,hy Of Your life, discloses a tissue of dc
NY. ton unparalleled by any case ever bt
of known in the Judiciary of North Caro-
was Every circumstance connected
his your life and with your recent offend
I. an aggravation of your crime. You
!, Of rcntage, not only highly respectable
neel your father minister Of the go