The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

Eslsls q Nusi e :. d. saar. l.ass 1000.
lnsugsd fsr i10o. nurupicd o. ]. n. Slsn,
wlIo sssrd 350o eorsh &C goods. bat Ia.s
Or io.0oe. lnsarrd Eor \ 400. In the
warehouse were TO bales az cassom BE-
laasias = J. w. Powell u Rabesou.
Folly insarrj laF 1000.
TwesiOfy Brick Sssre. ownrd ard
orrnPisd By z. y. Lilly. Loss Or 9oo0.
fuily insured. having savtd . portion of
his gonds.
Two Brick Stores. ? story belonging b
estate q MeArn. And large dauble bfick
slors and dwrlIing b longing % sane
esiair. with he IrfnHins o. heavy stock
of goods. lsoss $4,000. insured lar
$4,000. IN one of these ifnemenls.
| AleHsndrr Jahnson. IT,. had just opened
stock u goods, not insured. loss abvul
1O00.
Between ihese buildings. were four bntk
ienemrnis. . stories. beloaging 10 estate of
J. Hooper. Loss 5000. Insured Cor 5000.
They were ocrupied by A. w. Steele.
/, whose loss Is . OF 5000, nearly covered
by insurance-by Stewart a. Mrt;ary.
loss 800. insured-by w. PROF, loss
shout 1000. insured for 600-by Patrick
Moniague, loss 1000. insured for 1000.
i Donble one story store. occupied by
Thomas w. Blake. whose loss Of 500. was
fully insured, and BY Thomas G. Blake,
whose loss, not insured, is 1000.
Gillespie sircct.
II Fight orten2 story tencments, belonging
10 Joseph Arey, extending from Market
Square 20 Franklin street. Loss probably
5000, not insured. Occupied BY J. q.
Thompson, who lost 1000, insured Cor
1000. John T.. I.aiia, loss small. John
ID. Williams, loss 5000, fully insured.
having saved much oG his stock. James
Dodd, lnss --, no insurance. Angus
Mckenzie, Robert Wooien, e. W. An
drews, Liebensiein a. Brother, Nathan
Skies. Mitchell a Phillips, all saved mos,
Of their effect.
Gncn Street.
| Vim. Marsh, brick building, stock Of
goods, HISS about 1000. insured for 1000.
Large double brick stores, 2 stories,
owned by estate of John Kelly, insured.
Disrupted, the one by III. Ieeie, who lost
, goods 90 the amount Of G0O0. after saving
portion Of his stock; insured Cor 1000.
, The other tenement occupied by John
. Brown. who lost perhaps half OF his goods
10 amount of 10 or i2nO. No insurance
Two story brick store owned by w
Mclniyre. Loss $500. insured for 1000
Occupied nv VIM. Mel. Mckay, who's,
loss is about 1900, moi insured.
Double two sioIy brick stores and bricl
! clubhouse, owned by John Huske. Los.
$1,000, insured for $4,000. Occupied, ON
by @. a. NJ. Mcmillan, whose loss il
about $4,000 with only $1,000 insurance
The other By J. Husks a. Son, who saw
ed considerable portion Of their goods
bat lost perhaps $4,000. which is princi
: pally insured. .--.--...---.r-,---,,.--
!: Two story brick store and dwelling
with brick ouihouses, owned by Hug
!. Cambell; cost $1,000 10 build. No insu
rance. Occupied BY s. ]. Hinsdale, as
2 Drug Store, whose loss is about 1900, In
surcd for $3.50. ..F
y Two story brick store and dwelling
E owned BY Elex. Johnson, loss 1000. Oe
y cupicd by VIM. II. Bayne as The Carol
: nian Printing office below, and dwellin
above. Saved most Of his materials, an
= some furniture. loss between . and 400
Y No insurance. .... ..sss.. ......
g Two wooden and one brick buildin!
: owned and occupied by Drs ID. d ID. "
I Robcson as offices and Drug Stores. Lo:
y 1900; insured for $500. Il. @... .......
. Two story dwelling owned by Mi,
: ii. Bingham, and occupied by herself an
}. A. Alden as dwellings. Miss BIS 10:
d probably 5000; insured for 1000. nj
I; Alden lost part Of his furniture.
>" The fire originated in warehouse back
:, n store ON Hay street, about 800 feet from d
" Town house, in the very heart Of business, Al
!, was the work Of an incendiary.
= The Carolinian says "This disaster is not
- any meaus SO extensive or so overwhelming
a. that which bcicl our town ON the 18th OF Nj
NJ 1881; but is nevertheless great calamity. IL h
destroyed the business portion Of Fayetteville; :
D. hes, buildings and the best stock Of goods. II h
lie travelled over the same ground as that fire. exec
So that il stopped shtrs Of third Of the space tn
he destroyed. As near as we can count there Wa
D., ffty-,hrcc front tcncments destroyed, lot VIII
o. about half were handsome buildngs,l besides
valuable warehouses &C., in the rear and on
'e back streets. The loss can scarcely be less In
." Three Hundred Thousand Dollars but is estln
Is; ted by many at 100000, Of which from stsS,O
y" 10 10000 were insured"
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n. From the Nashville Republican Banner, June
10, Death or General Jackson.
ANDREW JACKSON breathed his lass
nd the Hermitage on Sunday, the 9Th insta