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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
Piano Forte & Music

Petersharg, Va.

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FsHIs. BERG a ca. hare received daFlng
- he Dresest neek TEN PtAa0 fOkTES,
amone shirh d six and bali Octase fsane
Forte. 4 very suPener one 70 am eFef sees
here. They have sen on band very large
stork. aaa would respectfully Ftqaest tbass
Lad.es and GsugIemsn q Iiillsboraagh and n.
sirons uho are IN ~anf Of pianos. 20 call and
see them and iry then; and they vii Be ron.
sinced q lneiE slpeEiorsiy % ahg other msnu.
faciare. Me will give . wrilien waEFanty -
% thsir dsrabiliIy aad keeping IN sane iongei
thaa any ether.
They have also On hand large sssorimeni
or Music 90 the laissi psblsesiion ior fsane
and Guitar, Strings Of all soIis. best i,olans.
Plates, AceeFdions. all kiBds u Bras lnsiTn.
meats Coz Nililssy Bands, Drums efail sizes,
sc. sc.
c. Berg & Co. would respectfully reeem-
mead their assortment &C Pianos ard Maslc 70
Principals sad Teachers Of Schools. Any %.
der shall be faithfully and promptly attended
10.
For the convenience efpaEchssers 10 Norih
Carolina, Doctor Watson % Oxford, having
kindly consented 10 aca as our Agent, has noN
on hand sorae 81 our instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies IN other parts 81
North Carolina, knowing that Whenever our
Pianos become known lhey aill be preferred
10 any other. ...--
July ~. e.
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The Christian SUN.
January s.

IENHE above indicates the title OF 4
monthly periodical, to be published
under the control Of The Southern Chris
lian Publishing Committee, so soon rs an
adequate amount Of patronage shall be
procured. 1t is designed 10 make ibis
sheet the vehicle of religious intelligence
exclusively, and a means by which that
portion Of the Church OF Christ, which
is denominated the CHRISTIAN CnuRcn,
may exhibit their views before the world,
of the prominent doctrines Of the Bible,
the organization Of the Church, and lis
true and correct discipline. The evils of
sectariauism and disunion will likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will be attempted 10 be applied.
No favor will be shown TO That disorgan-
izing demon party spirit. The Chistian's
proper standard will be set forth in bold
relief. as a rallying point for all true Pro-
testanIs. The Saviour's claims as being
exclusively the Head of the Church, will
be defended and maintained, and he will
be held forth in all the energy and sim,
pllcity Of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account OF re-
ligious revivals, minutes OF conferences.
aud such like matters. The Sun will be
published on large medium sheet, in
newspaper form, on the FIRST day of each
month, at one dollar per annum, PAYABLE
always in advance. The place Of publi-
cation will be stated by the Committee,
OF which notice shall be given 10 subscri.
bers IN the first number. On the recep-
ton of the first number by the subscii- |
bers, the yearly subscription will be con-
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL w. KERR, of Junto. N.
o., having been selected by the Commit
Tee as editor, communications should be
directed 10 him, Postmaster a, Junto. Or
ange county, N. c.
august "a 81
N. ID. We hope our friends will send
On their names Immediately. Be not
alarmed at hard times. Let US all pc, bel.
er aud do better, and then times will be
better. Our paper is designed to effect
general good-therelore, we hope 10 have
general patronage. Ministers of every
lame are requested to aid us by their
on the subject of gene.
al christian union, &c.
A FRIEND.
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SaddIing Business.

fpHE subscribers. having established them
- selves in iiillshoTongh, one door below thl
Printing Office, would respectfully announel
10 the public that they have on hand en- exien
Give assortment Of ell the articles 10 theirlinl
Of business, viz. ..a .s@
Saddles, Brides. Mariingales.
Carriage, Gig. and Carrysll Harness.
Trunks. (boih wood and iron frames.
Carriage. SUlksy, DrOver's, TWig IN.
Wagon Whips. ... .#
Collars Of ell kinds, g. -
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and Buf
fslo Robes.
A fine and large assortment Of Bits
SIirrup Irons, Spurs, &c. &c.
All orders for the manufacture of articles
Tor repsirine &c. done al the shortest notice
and IN the best style.
They promise that no exeriion on their pei
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction TO the pub.
lie, and earnestly request the favour Of q trial
HOOKER L. ID. PHILLIPS.
January 5. -.. 0s-
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WATCHES
an q J @ VIZ eIlery.

q II "a ID u w Y Il Il GT W.
II. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure Of an
nouncing 10 his friends and the public &c
nerally, that he has received from Philadelphi,
a neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist
ing in part &c
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, an,
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys, -
Fine Gold Rings,
Breast Pms and Earrings,
Silver Pencils, and Leads to suit.
Silver Thimbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver aud Slee
Spec,acles, to suii all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives.
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks,
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
SIlk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards fuI
Watches,
Gold Barrel Lockeis,
Coral. Gull. Lockets,
U Watches and Clocks OF all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed supe.
rior style.
May 4. s2-
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EH0UGnTs BEFORE FlGHflsG A DUEL
0ns 81 he yolng mea belonging 10
the TeKAn nass. Who lately lell IA : dael
II New Orleans. has lell ! record Of his
feelings - The momens before he wenl
npon the ground. Con. Moore farRish-
81 the editors e the New Orleans Tropie
with de matter which NC annex. II .
fail % Instruction upon the hackneyed
theme Of dazzling. Ii vas found upon
his Person sller he had received the ialal
woand, when he vas certainly abont %
pass thzi bourne which he bad regarded
with such doubt and terror. The author
OF these lines, the victim 70 . custom
elusliy stapid and brutal. Wa q mere
yeah, and his unmatnred judgment Is
some excuse Cor his abandonment Of prin-
eiples which had evidently been impress
ed npoH his understanding. To settle
some poiut Of modern honor. he accepted
challenge, fought and died. l. his mur-
derer satisfied.
Is die conscience Of the living more 20
be eayied than the fate Of the dead! Yet
they have satisfied honor. Falsisff says
"honor hath no skill in surgery" But
that is The least Of honor's deficiencies.
II has no skill in curing remorse, or IN
propilialing an offended Judge, whose
Law Is above all human opinion. Bun
here are the last words Of one inundated
ta this idea Of honor. They are doubt
less the last reasons that he would urge
in lis favor. What they amount 10 LEI
the sensible reader determine.
S6rfh .3muiesa.
Thoughts before Fighting q Duel
Can any one set down and coolly and
calmly think on death. without thrill
vibrating every neryel To think that on
ly few. very few moments may elapse
before his immortal soul will be winging
is fight 20 worlds unknown. and knows
not whether il win take IFS abode amidst
q bright throng Of angels, or drag its
weary way 10 the dark and 6ery abyss
prepared Cor such As II MY God! such
thoughts are enough 10 rack the soul and
make the stouiest nerves quail! To bring
the naughty and the proud 10 their knees,
and in humble penitence and supplicaiion
ask forgiveness Of the God who made
them! am morally and religiously OPP
posed 10 duelling! |, does not prove that
one is gentleman, or brave man, nei-
ther does IL give satisfaction Of an insult;
for, 70 receive an insult and a ball also, is
very poor satisfaction 10 man of feeling
and OF honor. Almost any man can raise
physical courage enough to fight duel,
but few. alas! too few, are possessed Of
moral courage sufficient 10 stem the tide
OF public scorn, and walk erect through
ihs myriads Of Kisses spit out by those
who are 100 low in the scale Of virtue and
morality 10 respect il in any shape. II
trust, and pray. that the public will not
condemn the course that / have pursued.
There are situations, times and occasions,
when men must act with boldness and
firmness, TO command respecs from those
with whom they are thrown, and ] sim
cereiS trust that God will forgive me for
the course tha. have pursued. 80.
FIELDING X. CUR.
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CARD

In, WIZ 9AM110l respectful.
~ iy Offers hIs professional services to his
fellow citizens. lie may be found al his resi-
deaee three miles sonthwes. Of Hilsboruuph
and one mile from the main fork If the Chat.
ham, woody's Ferry. and Hiilsborouch roads,
when not professionally abseat. saving ius,
received flesh and extensive assortment Of
MEDICINES, he is prepared to furnish any
article that may be wanted on moderate terms.
Septrmber7. 20 Am
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MOFFAT's
Vegetable Life Pills
PHENN RNTTERS.

THESE ssPerlssise laai-
b medlcines have iong sint .
arqaired al established re-
possliDn ior direct and inTa-
Fiab.e eIhessy ia Ell The pre-.
yalenl and sHdlnaEy diseases
as well AZ IL many others u
q peculiar and aggravated
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

Groceries! Groceries!
~A Fresh supply. -
The subsenbsrs have inst received .
fresh supply 81 GROCERIES. whleh
have been sslecsed xitii great care. aEd
win Be sod lon for essh. Those who
Ssh 10 procure good ARTICLES on very res-
sonsbls lefas, afe respectfully requested
% give ghem call. Their stock i com
prised il part oI The following;
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Notice.

a LII those indebted TO MEBaNE & TBR.
- NER must cail and settle by November
Court, Of they will Il ID their notes or accounts
IN the hands of an nlfi-er.
MEBANE & TURNER.
August IL. 81
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Trust Sale.

)nY,yirtue Of a Deed OF Trust. executed Nv ..
Odend'h To Mrs. E, MaI,er,. Will be
sold. al the court house in tIill,bo,.oph. ON
Saturday the 18th ol Move mbcr next, tbe Tract
Q: Land and Premises on whirh Henry Faueett,
decd. formerly lived, end which was Ia,,h &c.
euP'rd by J. 0dead'hsi. The Tract contains
ioriy acres of land, portion OF hieh 10 wood
isnd. u has IN Il also good meadow. Tie
dwelling and out houses are in good ,epair. she
pace having been fitted up by iis lasi rupans
iar Tue accommodated Of boardsts 20 the
hllsborough Academy. from which IL 10 dis.
Iani about three fonr,hs ola mile. /, 10 nbaut
mhe west ofthe court house. Six and twelve
months credit will be given, the purchaser Civ.
ING BOND with approved security.
JOS C. MORN GOD. agmt
OS'ooef a.
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STATE OF NORTU-CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
August 20

In Equity-September Term, 1912.
ThOs. W. Holden Y. William, George and others
Petition.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour,
that Reding George, one Of the defendants
o this case, is not an inhabiiani OF this state
IL - ordered by the Court, that publication be
made Tor SIX weeks IN the Hilisborough Re
coTder, that he appear at the next term of this
Court to be held for the county Of Orange. al
The court house 10 Hlllsborough, on the Sc
cond Monday in March next, and plead. an.
swer or demGr, or the bill will be taken pto
confesso as 10 him. and set down for hearing.
v iiness James Webb, Clerk and Master Of
our said Cour, of Equity, at Office.
JAMES WEBB, C. s. N.
fr'ce sdV. 81 5c. AZ CIV
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1912.
e-InScnL q Rnalsfor n Hnr.I,, Dn..afn.

September Term, 1912.
Joseph G. Royster v. Hardy Register.
Attachment levied on negro woman winney.
in possession of William RoysIcr.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
that Bardy Roysler, the defendant in this
ease. isnot resident Of This state; II 10 there
fpre ordered by the Cour', that publication he
made 10 the HiIlsborough Recorder for six
weeks successfully, notifying The said defend.
ant that he be and appear before the Justices
Of our next Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Ses-
sions. TO be held for said county Of Person, at
The court house in Roxborough, on the third
M.nday in December next then and there to
feplvey aud plead TO issue. otherw ise judgment
by d'.fault will be granted against him.
Witness CHARLES Mason, clerk Of said Court,
At offire, the third Monday of September, A.
D. 1912
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 so. &C. CIV
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
TA'~a' Fsasstt. sd~r. Petition to sell Real
r.. Estate.

VS..
Johs Crsia as1 others s"
N this case, the petitioner having made oath
u on fling HIS petition, that the defendants
John Brsntiy aud vile Nancy, wiuship Petty,
and Fsrensan willoughby and wife sarah. are
AT Inhabitants of this state, publication is
therefore made in she H,llssorough Recorder
for s,K weeks. for said defendants to appear al
ahe next Court Of Pleas aad Quarter Sessions,
90 be held Tor Orange couniy, IN the fourth
Monday Of November next, al the eour, hnuse
In h,llsborough, and plead or demar 10 said
pet,iioa. or the came will be taken pro con.
fesso Is 10 them, end heard accordingly.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pace ads. 81 so. As,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROL INA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, 1912.
Zatheriah Trics
vs.. }Injunction.

HsndsrsOn oTsn aud Others
IL is ordered by the Court, tina, publication
be made for six weeks in the Ri!isb CROUCH
Recorder, that Henderson Owen, one Of the
defendants in this case, appear, plead, answer
or demur, On or before the next term OF this
court, 10 be held in the court house in HILLSIDE.
rougl', on the second Monday oil March next.
or the bill will be taken pro coaJtsso as TO him.
and set down Tor hcarIn. sr parte.
Witness, James Webb. Clerk and Master Of
our SAID court Of Equity. at otIire.
JAMES WEBB, C. &, ~
Price Of adv. 81 80. AZ
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-Sep,ember Term, 1912.
Thomas p. Clemsats aud gife, aud alhers.
VS..
I'm. Nichols, aGns'r Of Ed. HerndOn. & others.
Petition for an account.
IT is ordered by the Court, that publication
- be made Tor SIX weeks in the Hill sborough
Recorder, that William X. llerndon, BENJAMIN
Il. Herndon, Hawkins e HerldOn, john X.
lIerndon, Henderson Owen and Rcbecca his
wife, Tobias Order aud Mary lis wife, William
sligh and frances his wife, Rufus and AIsey
tierndon, infants, and Henry VI Nichols, ap
pear at the next term Of this Court, 20 be held
for the county Of Orange. ut the court house
in HillsborOugh, on the second Monday Of
March next, and plead, answer or demur or
the bill will be taken pro conlesso as to them,
and set down for hearing.
JAMES WEBB, T.. e. N.
Price adv. 81 so. - . Al CIV
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THIS eIFlcF
Nil IS B0RoU JIG II, N. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT,

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Equity Sale.

In Equi,y-September Term. 1912.
James Craig q others, heirs OF Rebecca Craig
TX psrie, 10 sell Real Estate.
EXss IN pursuance of decree oil
lssf the Court of Equity. made at Sep.
sGtS TENDER Term, 1912 shall Cffct fol
kfhns sale. on the 2Slh day Of November
next, before the court house in Hilsb"rough
On credit Of twelve months, A TRACT or
LAND on the waters Of New Hope. adjoining
the lands Of Samuel Strsyhofn, William Gag
and others, supposed 10 Contain so acres, more
or Iess.
JAMES WEBB, C. &x.
October 10. -4w
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21

TO engage in the contest in which Texas is
involved with Mexico. The safety of the
Southwest frontiers,ln the Secretary s opin.
ion. demand the continuance there of the
present mounted regiments.
From the general returns Of the army it
appears that the whole number of troops
now in service is 9,S47, consisting of !sl
commissioned officers. 0600 non commits
stoned officers. musicians. artificers. and
priva.es.and 2i7 enlisted men f ordnance.
The aggregate is SAT less than the number
stated il HE last annual report. The de.
scriions have not been frequent though ma.
nv discharges have been made Of foreigners;
and the Secretary recommends modifica-
ton Of the laws prohibiting the enlistment
of such.
Arrangements have been made whereby
20sJ guns may be mounted at important
points on the sea-coast. The works at De-
troit and Buffalo will be vigorously prose.
cuted land operations at the outlets of Lake
Champaign have been suspended in conse-
qleucc of the session 10 cur Government
of Rouse's Point. where the commencement
OF work is recommended.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-21
THQMPSON'S HISTORY, AND GA
ZETEER OF VERMONT.

We have recently been kindly favored
with Il copy OF this work by the author, and
have so far examined lis contents as to be
fully satisfied that it is rich mine of val
uabe knowledge TO our citizens. As a
natural and civil history of Vermont, and
an useful Gazetteer, it cnbodies more in
formation in relation to our little state than
all other similar publications put together.
For fifteen years Mr.. Thompson has been
assiduousiy engaged in gathering the MA
ierials of this copious work, and has fur.
Their awaited himself of the aid of MANY of
cur most talented and intelligent citizens
and scholars. The useful and ornamental
engravings with which il abounds arc fine
specimens of the art, and in many insian-
ces so perfect, that even children can re-
coguize the striking simiitudes. Tine
STYLE of The author, is chastc and unosten-
tatious.
Although this work cannot lay claim 10
perfection. Yet ii makes very coasidera.
bic advance upon all that have proceeded
IL IN Ills chosen field Of labor. and at least
IDS The merit OF supplying deficiencies and
ielicitcasly rectifying many errors in which
the nation has been involved in relation 10
Vermont.
No state in the Union can boast a pc,.
Torrance in relation 10 itself of equal mag
nitude. or more diversified and useful intel.
ligence. ii comprises six hundred and fif.
ty pages of n typographical execution Of
more than ordinary fincsess. The design
and Iaborious completion Of the book re.
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MORE STEAMBOATS, LOST. The steam.

MORE STEAMBOATS, LOST. The steam.
boat Saratoga was sunk by a snog a few
miles above the mouth Of the Ohio. The
passengers and baggage were saved. She
sunk in 80 feet water, boat and cargo total
loss.
The Boston also struck a snag near the
same place, and was obliged 10 throw over
board large part Of the cargo to save the
remainder.
The Patrick Henry was snagged on the
oath ul,. near the spot where the Gen.
Pratie was burned Sac was bound up, and
i. was thought would be got off.
The Red River " hig says that the
steamboat Fort Gibson. Capt Flemming.
struck snag FIVE miles below Alexandria,
and Immediately sunk. She was without
corgo. The boat is a total loss. This makes
the fifth Steamboat loss VIC have recorded
this morningi Gin. Chron.
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MORE OF TIE DUEL.

Thomas F. Marshall indicted. The Del.
ewarc State Journal of Tuesday last, says:
"Wc understand that the Grand Jury Of
New Castle Country have found true bills
against Col. Webb, Mr.. Marshall and thei
associates, for a violation of the laws OF
delaware in relation tn cuelling."
The Philadelphia Inquirer CT Thursday
snys: "The Grand Jury of Delaware cOun-
iy yesterday presented the Hon. Thomas
F. Marshall. for fighting duel. Col.
Webb escaped the ike notice, by reason of
his having occupied position on the other
side of the line of the State, during the
fight"
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III arried.
DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

~ GUILD express his gratitude to The
w publ for the patronage which has
been so literally bestowed uI"n him, and
trusts that his skill and enlarged experience
vii; secure Continuance If it. He would
assure the public that he has ever eadravored
10 keep up with al the improvements in the
srence Of Dentistry, by acquainrias himself
witt tht most recent publications, and .y cor
respondt rec with distinguished practitioners
the rites. Hc list spring purchased Of
HAT skifrl DENTS, Or Whittemore of Boston
ihc est Of inasin- the GoLo AMALeU,; which
has recently been so happily aicpe,i into the
practice IF the profession in Bo ton, New
York and oiL,r Places, and has b.-rn Tie first
TO introduce IL into this region. So complete
ly does His composition she'll the tooth, thai
u.cse h't.cr;o become lender all u-ciess, by
bring property tleansed and fled may Le
preserved. and 50 restored. that he posscssor
IAN mas,Ic'te his food with as much facility
as though no defect cXisIr''.
iddlebury, Dee T. 1872