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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-06

NJ OTICE-The ansal Meeting orthe Stockholders Of he
~ American Patent Friction Match Co.. for the choice OF
officers and e ansaesn OF business will be held the
Company . Warehouse corner Of Union aud Blackstone
streets the last Wednescay Of February ocok
n. n. GEO. G. GOODWIN, Secretary
BesIoH. jan q, 1872 "a 2w'
CILHUUE1TE LIKkNEssks.-1AM0EL METFOKD
that he has taken room at Mr. Alws Music saloon No
Broadway where he wilt be harpy take profile like
Of thoss who call in svIe which he atters
himself cannot be exceed by smiar the Union
Of many Of the public characters Of the oty
be at his room
N.B-Famy Groups taken at private houses, ct hour
IN the evening. jis Inn.
II NORMA sAGARS.-2o000o Of this &C lebr ated BRAID
II superior quality and entitled to Debenture landed from
the Cristovsl Colon, aud for sale by -
J2 3m NJ RAIDER, - Chatham at
. MEXICAN oA.Nk LVLA COMPANY, tor Lne ...e 81
"A "ANDREWB' CELEBRATED COMBINATION
LOek ready receive orders for this celebrates
Lock- and having supplied the orders hsretore
cevsd now prepares from the extensive arrangements
the manufacturers Of these Locks to deliver the shortest
fee The design Of the association 10 to furnish them to
Bank in the United States and the they havs
heretofore furnished TO such banks have applied them
ast being robbed, having often been tesrd by buKla
ent proof that bank be considered safe deposto
locks and been opened while these bad defiance al
attempts the combination Of changes undeg very
ing Oco at the will Of the furnishes
security found other mode Of steung Locks
safes and store doors from i26 to 1854 changes
As relates TO the superiority Of this lock other
ference made to Of the banks IN Wall street. New Yor
Directors and oiesr Of bank. requested examine the
WADaWORTH SMITH.
ai4 Jones' Iane agents for the city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
o Y S II E II s !
NUho huys Ovsfersf

vKyHE subscriber would respectfully nm
Il nounce to the inhabitants OF Brattleboro
and vicinity, that he still continues his buzz,
ness al the Old Stand, No. Brick Row, and
is prepared to wait upon, accommodate ana
execute all orders in his line with despatch,
and in a manner not exceed by any establish
ment in the country-where he would he hap
nv TO wait upon ali who may favor him with
their patronage. NJ
York Oysters, will accommodate his customers
in small or large quantities, or cooked in any
style not to be surpassed anywhere, in city or
country, and shall continue TO receive them
twice OF thrice a week. through the season of
Oysters. Hot Coffee and Tea may be had.
lie has Just received from Boston,, flesh
assortment of Teas, Coilees, Sugars, Molasses,
and various Spices, &c, &C., &C., cheap for
Cash.
The subscriber tenders his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore and now bestowed
upon him, and will spare no pains TO merit it
hereafter. .-.-
JONAS CUTLER.
Drattrboro, Nov Cd, 1912. Swl0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
TnWnshend Academy.

YUVHE Winter Term will commence Thurs
a. day, 9Th Dec. next, under the charge OF
its present Principal, Mr.. w. b. BuNNELL,
with all the requisite assistance in the Female
Department. A. G. JONES, NJ. d., Teacher
of Natural Science There will be Glasses the
coming Term, in the Latin, Greek, French
and Hebrew Languages. The course of study
will be thorough, and the practical end of Ed
ucaton will be kept steadily in view. II is the
determination of the Trustees To use every ell
fort TO make the School permanent one,
where parents may send their children with
confidence. Board may be had on reasonable
terms, aud suitable accommodations for those
wishing 10 board themselves.
J. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Townshend, Nov, 81, 1914. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
U. STATES .DISTRICT COURT.
VERMONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NoTIcE TO show cause against Petitions o
Edwin M. HOLSTER of Brattleboro,
benjamin +. Stockwell of Brattleboro,
William Cummings of Stratton,
Samuel Thompson of Grafton,
Thomas n. Whtcomb of Grafton,
Samuel ID. WOODBURY. of Grafton,
Owen Woolley of Rockingham,
Jonathan X. Knight of Dummerston,
Joseph Shepard of Jamaica,
William Hull of Nottingham,
Eleazer Z. Huntington OF Townshend,
Edward Aiken, Cd of Londonderry,
Oren Shelley of Stratton,
Horace Cummings of Athens,
Sewel Shelley of Athens,
Amasa Wymam of Stratton,
Delverance Pike of Nottingham,
Enoch Il. Bowen of Nottingham,
Edison l.. Fuller of Nottingham,
Ansel c. Toby of Nottingham,
Timothy w. Bowen of Whilingham,
Rufus Guild, Jr. of Rockingham,
Leaviit Hall of Vernon,
William w. Garfield of Rockingham,
Ira F. Morse of Putney,
Joel Aldrich OF Westminster,
James Tower of Westminster,
William Hale of Grafton,
Tor their Discharge and Certificates as Bank
rupis, at the Office OF Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge, in Montpelier, in said District, on Tues
day, the tenth day of January, Is4S, at Ten
O'Clock A. M.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

"Who Flung dat Last Brick Bati" Re
Gently as two highly respectable young ladies'
of Cincinnati were on their way to church in
the evcnng-says the Gazette of that place
without an attendant, (lhc church being but a
short distance from their home, and bright
moonlight night,) they were accostcd by an
article in the shape OF man who volunteered
the favor OF his conversation and company
The ladies' said nothing until they reached a
Them picked up goody sized brick bat, and
turning round 10 the intruder, ordered him
"to cut and run" This the fellow did with
due alacrity; not, however in time 10 escape
the missile, which hit him good blow in the
back.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
In Cooking StOces,
BY ANSON ATWOOD, Troy, N. Y.

by ANSON Al WOOD, Troy, ~. 4.
A Ii. those who have heretofore been unsuc-
IN ccssful in obtaining Cooking Stove to
satisfaction are informed that ATwooD's PA
TENT EMPIRE COOKING STOVES are
warranted to surpass all other improvements
aud TO give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The above Stoves are for sale by the sub
scriber; also a general assortment of Box,
PARLon and CooKiNG STOVES, of which
the following are part:
The celebrated Yankee Notion Cooking Stove.
The Diamond do.
Premium do.
Stanley's Patent Parlor, with Elevated Oven.
Johnson, Gecr g. Cox's Improved Pailor, with
Cast Columns.
ALSO
RUSSIA and ENGLISH STOVE PIPE,
Wholesale and Retail
STOVE FURNITURE and sap PINS
made to order.
The above will be sold al prices TO cores
pond with the times. Just call and see II these
things are not so.
II. w. BISSELL.
Wilmington, W., Nov. II, lS42. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
NOTICE.

nR. r. PAIGE may for the presqn, l.
~ found at Bug bee's Phoenix House. WIN. W
not engaged, and tenders his services in ,Le :.
moval of disease, TO all those who pref, d
pure Botanic Remedic, Of Thompson, 10 ~, Ts
destroying drugs of Apothecaries. "'
Brattleboro, Sept. %, 1912. ,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

~ C. HALL has Just received further sup
". plies of CLOAK STUFFS, superior
irdiana, Alpaca, &C., &c.
Nov. l6. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
FOR SALE,

R-R yEvHE wOOLLEN FAC
M3nns Il TORY and Machinery for
a1 ill mery owned by the Green Noun
sylas ~ tain Wooden Manufacturing
Company, situated in the iourishing village OF
Ludlow, Windsor County, W., upon Black
River, one OF the best streams for propeling
Manufacturing Machinery in the State. The
Factory Building is five stories high, subsian-
TALLY built Of brick, and capable of containing
six sets of Kerseymere Machinery. There
are now in said Factory, three prime sets of
said Machinery; with a complete sett of Fix
lures for the same, also adjoining said Factory,
Wood House, Dye House and Dry House,
all Of which are nearly new and convenient for
the business. Also n convenient Boarding
House, sufficient to accommodate from 80 10
rs Boarders; also two Barns, and on the same
privilege, Saw Mill The location is favor
able for obtaining wood at very cheap rate.
The owners of the above property being de-
sirous Of disposing of the same, will make the
price and terms of payment such as cannot fail
0fgiving satisfaction 10 any man who may wish
10 purchase
For further particulars enquire Of
WHlTWELL, SEAVER & CO.,
Milk Street, Boston,
ID. PERRY, Esq, p. NJ. at Ludlow, Or
SOHN DUNBAR, Esq, Newbury, Vt
October 4, 1872 Sm9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
Gg Latest Meas from
GNi!ford.
Goods have recently taken n
tremendous Fall.

IN III. STEVENS q co. would announce
~. to the people Of this vicinity that on the
18th of Nov. inst. they resolved, regardless of
consequences, to sell their Stock of GOODS
at per centage much below cost They
would not wish to make you believe that in
consequence of having benevolent hearts, they
think more of your interest Than their own; but
they are determined 10 close the concerns of
said Company, therefore invite all who are
wishing TO purchase Goods of any description
to call and examine for themselves.
good opportunity now presents for any
one wishing to engage in Mercantile business,
as the location is equal 10 any i'll Windham
County.
Guiiford, Nov. 10Th, 1912. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
For the Recelaer.

Mr.. EDITOR: Ireioice, with many 9th
ers, that your useful paper so frequently
calls the attention Of your readers to the
all-imporiant subject Of Agriculture, and
that so much is said 10 our cilizens on the
advantages 10 result from forming Agri-
cultural Societies. The Literary Associ-
aiion lately formed in our village, pro-
misses great Improvement in the social
character Of our male population. Many
dear youth viii live 10 resp the fruits Of
such an institution. All shculd bid il
God speed, and aid in promoting lis in
flaence. doubt not the ladies' will give
il full countenance, and il they smile up
on il success must attend il. And why
may not an Agricultural Society for Or
ange county be formed, which shall equal
II benefit our citizens at large, and be at
tended by the happiest effects on our
worn out fields and deierioratedliye stock!
If in other regions similar associations
have been found beneficial, why not with
us! Our climate. soil, and yeomaRry
will bear no mean comparison win any
other. We have all the moieriel; the
spirit, the energy alone is lacking. BY
the side Of every road, you will see young
men Of frame and muscle competent TO
any effort. and Of ability 10 accomplish
any thing in the way Of Improvement.
They only need 10 come together, to
compare ideas with each other. and each
one to endcayor to stir up the pure mind
Of his brother farmer 10 something better
than he YET knows.
Vattel, the celebrated writer on the
Law Of Nations, devo,es a whole chapter
of his work to the subject of the cult,
walton o( the earth" "Of all the arts,
he saws, :. 'rillage or Agriculture is doubt
less the most useful and necessary. Iti'
the nursing father Of The state" But i
needs no solomon TO convince us that Ag
riculture is every thing to the prosperity
OF our country, Of any country. Way
Spain. iha richest and mostfayored in soi
and climate ofall tie Kingdoms ofElrope
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

SCI ghe peoNs and The mfsl exposed,
Tie chief tanse il, he tow sia.e ~ AgH.
culture. And Engisnd OWES ttF power
and sfeaiuess noi b htf ummfFrF ard
Mannlsrinries. inl ~ hfr high SAFE Of
Agricultural impl0rcmen.s. Tie teHRtr
leads the transports of commerce b. he
lal,or AZ he HANDS, supplies tie materials
fnr de faricries. and fffsfs the operatives
whilst NJ tiAcir work both On the sea and
on Tie land. The professional rlass Of
men. The mechanic. he merchant. The
whnle CAV and busy crowd tliai fhrong
our ei;ies and villages. are al dependent
fur their daily bread upon inc lshonrs 81
ne faTmfr. The manufactured city dan
d. n call him manufactured. keeaEse he
tailor. the hailer. and shoemaker. rcniri-
huled 10 make him what he i, the grn-
ileman in appearance locks d0wn With
supeFciliors contempt npon The plain
linmespah iilleF Of the ground. and ie-
CARDS hanlliirg The hoe. OF following the
plough. an employment Ear beneath his
aspiring mind. lie large;s ihai ilae Ro-
man cincinnaius was called from the
plough 10 ne helm Of state. And. Mr..
Editor. cannot but think. haiti Al the
present day more men we're called fran
Inc plough 20 he halls Of our National
Legislature. we should have less wordy
qnarFeling and abusiveness. lrss talking
BIS the hour al an enormous expense in
ihe country. and more business done. and
done 10 better purpose and al a Ear less
expense TO the people n large.
The Emperor of China. accompanied
BY. the nigh officers Of his court, once
every year sows and plonghs a LOT Of
ground in the presence Of vast assem-
bIage Of his people. The consequence is
thai Agriculture is in \ higher stale 81
prosperity in China than in any other pasi
Of The world. The lime has been hope
il has gone forever when our young men
looked upon manual labor as degrading,
as something beneath Them, and fit only
for beasts af burihen and W mental ca
pacities. But the time has come. wher
in Europe and America, scitnfr, Of higl
order too. is found 10 have fell play il
agricultural pursuits, and 10 add gieail,
y 10 tic pleasures and lie profits 81 tile hus
bandInan.
In our sister states TO the north am
south Of us. Agricultural Societies are al
the go, and are found 10 he Of great uiili
Is. Lelus, then, moi be behind our neigh
|, bors. Let Us Try il, Mr. Editor, and Sc
. whether any good can result from il.
, would, with great Difference. propose
, meeting Of Orange Farmers, and other
7 who love a rural life, 10 10 held in III
? Masonic Hall, on TUESDAY Of our Fehrl
airy court. at Ii o'clock. A. NJ. 10 tak
into consideration the subject Of an Ayr
cultural Society. for Orange county.
(. wish that all our brother farmers, both d
: and young. who may read these remarks
G would make their arrangements TO after
! on that orcasien. And | would rene
a The request formerly made, that Mr.. Jon
Il W. NoRwooD will on thai occasion FAY,
y the meeting with All address.
;. A YOUNG FARMER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

A Young man named Anderson Caulk,
Of the north part Of this county, while
riding to the burial of a deceased brother
in law, on the 9th inst, was thrown from
his horse and Immediately killed. He
had started after the balance Of the com
pany, aud was riding hriskly when his
horse took fright and threw him nearly in
sight Of the burial ground. The carriage
which conveyed the remains Of his broth.
er-in-law to their 6nal resting place, CARR
ed back his own corpse 10 be prepared fol
the awful rites of sepal,ure.
Greens6or0uyh Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
For Sale,
CCPEErlNEFa NII.Y r.. Ufs also email
- aaaniay q BUCK . tihAf tL' UP
MICKLE a. NORWOOD.

70 Lnnsford & Ea.on. Bragg Z. To
mas. Rs,h q .Safn. H1Lbari e. Carr
ner. Kaaic4s &, Smith, UdTd,rOrih 4
HHiiams. Ind 4 Faiiee. N. $. Ma
sic. !NerrEcniS n. G. anderson. AZ
len Gaaper. HIHi0m RirLmond. HIM.
n. Richnnnd. Earid FoHsi, Lrrina
Hoods. Charles Iiapty. eag GoLeTf
Hnnisoa. and % az my Other jHsf
creditors: ~ - =. =
EpiEasE lake uoliec thai ! have haen at.
Il Frsird BY s,Tiue - sVadrs raPasrs I'd 50
lis All ndum. al the iasiance 81 fh"s ID Ctain
aud nilrTs. reinrnahlr ia the rhuri - P.r.S
aha q rrcr Sessions o. b. hid lar lii' rs.nn-
~ 81 Grunge IN the ., nj /. n-e ~ Tie q Ma
ii Ililisb gsngh. olihc fnuiih Mnpday,a 'h-
rua,, install. ~ wLlsh iiuc d paes y shall
p,iy Il The Jasi ers nr sal cnnrl f,r the t'
n III ii th- 4 &c the General iss"mhly 81 q 9
state ~ Nnit, Caro- iaa made Tor the re'iei OF
~ .iy,nt 4, b,srs. when and where yan my
attend aud OF ject lI yon see proper
w. ii. WOODS.
Feb mrs S. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
TEMPERANCE NESTING

"A meeting Of lie Washings n
Temperance Sorlesy &c 0saEee. viii ! e
held n she couFl House in Ilillsl;moueh.
on "Wednesday 81 FebaaFy Court, ~ ear.
II candle-light. aiessrs. Stephen Moore
and Charles l.. Coeiss have been apEoini-
cd TO address the meeling on THAI orca-
sion. The cilizens Of he county gene
rally are invited 10 attend.
q, hsaass rs IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
Obituary.

Departed this life. III Ecmopolis. Ala
bama. on The 25lh ull. Mrs. SALLY YoUNG,
wife Of Mr.. Levi w. Young, III the 20ih
wear of her age. A native Of Ilillsho-
rough, North Carolina, i few years since
she canre here stranger FAR from the
home and friends OF her childhood-yei.
lovely in person, graceful and winning IN
manner. amiable in disposition, and kind
at heart. she soon drew around her an ex-
tpnsive circle of acquaintance and friends.
Indeed
None know her bal 10 1--we her,
None AIMED hrr hui p,si,e."
4 short time since, and she was the
beloved object Of happy family--an es-
TENED member Of a large society; and,
could the skill of Physicians-th assidu-
ilies, and prayers, and tears Of relatives
and friends have availed, she had still sur
vived--hut alas! a summons came, and
she hasJleparted. She will he seen on
earth no more: in the " narrow house-she
sleeps the sleep that knows no waking
till the resurrection morn. Sincerely do
we sympaihize with the devoted husband
and mnther-in-law of the deceased under
their bereavement: with her fond parents
and, sisters, TOO, for whom heavy tidings
are OH the way. But let them not : sol.
row as those without hope" In early
life she confessed her Saviour before the
world. She bore her long and distress.
ing illness with exemplary patience and
resignation, and we trust she has passed
away 10 The " Better I4and'-io the Hap.
! pier Home beyond the ",lark oblivious
grave;" and that her blessed spirit is now
! fitting before her Heavenly Father, will
seraphims and cherehims, in the brigh
mansions Of eternal glory.
Masengo Pa'rioi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

A Hghray RoJber lShof.-The Sun
hsry American ssss: A sensl- man. di,eci
Tram Tirgs county. inlorms Us that ".
ssller. " ho had considerable snm ~ mr.
nsy snh ban. lslt w. lishors' on hasse-
h-rk. sb,m len Jays siber. on his road
wts.. Ahnai ~ miles wesi of Southport
he slepred a. house Kept By a man
named llrnsh, Of snsP.cious el,aTsrirr.
BAT The only house on tile road. and tut
les miles before he enierrl lhe wilder
ness. There VAS nohine thai occurred
in ihe hoase that txrIied liz suspirirn
hut he had sczsetlY ensered the woas.s
uhtna rabbit came running Inia The rnad.
lie drew his pistol 10 shno, q. hut l. mis-
srd Ere. lie ihen tried anaiher with ,he
same elect. This exei'ed IL h,s mind
snme suspicion, and an examining bis
pistols. found thai lie shages had been
drawn from boih and 4 I'D with bran. IL
,mm, dia,eIy rsloqdsd boil pislols. and be.
fore he had pr. cre6sd mile On his road
= man. wuh hrs FIRE painted black. rushs,
out from the wnods and seized Tie hill,
&c M horse. Tie traveller drew rls
lol end lid him that he would sheet MlI
1.-THE I'D not lei 60 The ia ,lirr tic,
fred upan him and shal lin lhnrgi. III
sesrt lie immdinrly ride back 10 III
house for assistance. 20 Uhicl, tie rnlhe
vas remosed. and on washing his FAC
dl.co, cred TO be The nhlnrd.
american ScRiinel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
Notice
Or


E~7e 4 mo,icn willie male before he
Jus,lres ollh Peaee al The Ftkruary term
nf lie Cnar. IL Please AMI Qna,iFr Scst
,,ous. fr building a new Court lIeust;
i. i. hurt,i. tLcrtlMe, u Il there viii b.
ipll hench u Jus;ires present.
February W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
Wig Meeting.

To- A meeting viii lie bid n join
BaHe's sirle. on Saturday tic 2Gih inss..
i.a he purpose Of sppoiaiing De.ess'es
10 Ilie Wing convenIicu 10 h. i.fld IN
IliIlsaoungh 6; hsy Gopn. A fsil 81
tendance q lhe Wings 81 The nfigi.les-
hood Is expected.
q. h'sa.s As. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
Notice.

gS1- Al Mer,ins will br held :, Us q.
Hens. an The 22d Of FEBRUARY next,
r,r The purpose 81 appointing D.leea.s
I .ent Cap. lIacnn's d'slilcl. 10 The
can,eminn 10 b. held BY The Wings ~
he Cuunsv IN llillshnrnueh. q Nav
Cnrr,. A fuli attendance oi the voitissf
lhe district il requested.
fanuaT, 10 VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

DRArH OF Dr.. VAuGHaN.-A letteysre-
ceiycd in Richmond, says the Star, states
tina, DR.. Vaughan. who shot young Plea
SAINTS at the Columbian Hotel, SOM three
years ago, was killed recently in Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
cash for EIax-see6.

S.,,lE subscribe all CIV. one ,l"ilsf AID
- i~cn, i've cents pee bust.i Tor go 7
lean Flax sr,d Il dciy, red at his mii's y
Ihe first OF March
THOS. W. HOLDEN.
Enoe Mills, Feb 3 w Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
WING Meeting.

no a neeiiHg % DC Whites q Or
anus vii ~ hFld r ille Masl hir J pdge
n il.is Fiace rn Taesday g Fer asy
Cont. FrfPsFasnEy y he aPpain.nsf NJ %
delegates n ne Siase Ccnsenaioa. e.
Is n assemble Il Raleigh On die h Of
AnfiI nexf. Prem inE'Eniasinn rrceiyed.
il Is believed ilssi he whiss nil b.
found ~idr suske. ard iliai I.le CnrveB-
iirn ~ Rsleieh miIl le large, ssssmhiy
than hes hcrei0frrr heen hIeueiii iefesLtr
On 4 similar oesssinn n his ssafP. = t'ld
OsngeH win Re exPeeled % ID herduiy-
Pebrnafy IS. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
Notice.
rrh mr., S

NrorI r is h. rrhy s,vru ion'l vim il may
~ 90 ,.tn, that ny ssn AlfRED MuNk
y aui.i,Iz 10 anra,i Lusih, - ior I'm sell,
az. 10 y, NC contracts. IA as iuil aud i,a a
manaer az II re had attained the full are 81
iMcLly one yeas. ~
f,hrul.y Is. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

"A Sip befwemihs cup and The Zip.
"A ,mng couple lately vent come lllII-
Is ~ fnrty miles, in slrsm ear. Tor the
purpose &C having The marriage tcIsmnny
performed. After lie knot was uef. and
,hc ynnna and blnshing bnde had taken
her sest in The returning rar, and while
The groom was set Ing sumo arrange.
menis necrssary al Tie m"mrni. the bell
gave three taps. the sieam whistle, and
,lnaly started the train. The g,ocm
ran--crisd fire. murder. mairimony; bu,
all in vain. 'fheinexorable engineer, mol
having ,he fear q ma,r moay befre his
eyes. The hole concern, moved aud III
siigsiei by The power of steam. alter a
few puffs .; hesitation. was riE II the rate
Of some twenty miles 10 the hour. with
ani any proper reslcel {, tie scripture
a,i,nontt,on llal man ard wife shall nul
be par'td. Ua6asa Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

Grcai.--A noted Rum seller in An.
burn. New York. named Glut-. jnincd
tie Ieetnialars lssl week. aud in the pre-
stnre uf vast cruwd. iurnftlal;his Bran
iy. GIN. Rum. DC. inc The street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

life IA Huntington Tile Washing
loo casrssi ondestollle Nee fark Ams
Ilesn SAY:
This wear has bfsn rsmarksI,Ir n ihe
" hir Ilause in msking IL lar he iisst
iis.e sinre is frerlinn. lLe srrne IL -
ieFaI snd 81 wfdding. Tie bs,de ~
rrisss her frlsnsl- ihss esenirR. TLer.
. slsa Fres' rarss gwen d nigh, Al ssns
al llr large congrfs.lo,.si hn.fiine i.ous-
- ~ re Avenue. jalnily Is Mr.. Grnssal
CANES. Nfs. Srn.sm S~sier. Mrs. Srns
ar f.l on. Mrs S,ns'pr Lynn. AID hy
Mss. c"ss. Of .A.kars@s. ana Ms. Daw
son II Louisiana. Three HUNDRED ard
6liy limitations hare brFn gis,n. II hirl
brIHeen ~. arsl sllsee hrrdrsd have heen
accepted. That's she u As Ne GO an lsrss.
A wedding las night. > lunrral llis nnrn-
ing. and greet parry Il i evening" MA
ny rerr"ns have been gnrsis al al Il.ree.
Such il life in Washington.