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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
Reported for the Petersburg Intelligence.
Petersburg, September 8, lsi5.

PETERSBURG MAhhEiS.
ToBAcco.-Inspections very small and
no further decline in price. The last ac-
counts from England do not advise any
change in that market, but some aetance
ON the Continent, where prices had been
so exceedingly low as not to pay cost.
CoTToN.--Some sales at g. 10 cts.
Supplies ofold continue to come in. The
receipts in Virginia for the year ending Isl
inst, are estimated at about $4,000 bales
WHEAT.-PrimeR Red has advaced TO .
dollar.
CoRN.-Sales at so cents.
BAcoN.-yirginia, hog round, 0 C..
Western sides 81; Shoulders a for goot
quality.
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eEsEhaL GAIxEs caxpEnxED.-The
.lnisn - he fsliouing eoLdsmna:ion 81
tienersl 6siars:
. The fars is. that Gsn. G has acted
wiiho1l orders; and be Dis mosises as pure
ashley may. thsy cannoi eKempihiIn iron
ne ernsure - the Excessive. The CON-
niand Of he .'aIay 81 otserssiio ~as
aissn 70 G.n. Taylor. and lien. Gaines
eaghi nsrer 10 haze nsddlei wi.h his
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20 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber at Newnern r.
Ac Pulaski county, Virginia, on the 18th Of
August last, Negro Man by the name OF All IL
LEN. formerly the property of Catlett Campbell
esq, deceased. in the vicinity of Hillsborough, y.
Carolina. He Is a mulatto, about forty-iive years
old, five feet ten inches high, and has long bushy
hair. Ten Dollars reward viii be given to any
one who win contine him in any jail 50 that can
get him again. Or Twenty Dollars if delivered %
the subscriber. ,,pn1N
September Is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

A corrcspondent Of the" Alexandra Ga
zeiie" states that during President Folks
recent " inspection" among the Pr
geon holes Of the Departments al WASH
ington, a head Of ore Of the Bereaus was
particularly anxious TO press upon him the
necessity OF newer and better accommoda-
lions for the papers of the Office. .See,
MIR. President" said he, approaching Z
large table which contained number o.
drawers, !" il is in these unsafe and inse.
cure places. that we have 10 kees The mos,
valuable public Documents when. suit
ing the action TO the word, .he pulled oper
one Of the drawers, and 10! il was foun'
to contain hottie of Porter and respec
pectable luncheon Of crackers and cheese
The President laughcd-ihe head of the
Bureau didn't quite faizt!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

The people Of Alabama, Al the rcccn, election,
have decided by an overwhelming majority in IA
yor Of biennial sessions Of the Legislature. They
have also decided agains, removing the scat Of
Government from Tuscaloosa.
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Insurance Office i'm Milton!
.sgdinst the loss bg Fire or Mousse,
H. s.l... H..

.HercsGaG.=e, SC.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent
Il Of the .Etna Insurance Office, Of Hartford,
Ct, and having received the necessary blanks, &c.
is prepared TO issue policies Of Insurance against
loss BY Fire Of Houses, Goods, Wares, Merchan-
die, &c.
The advantages Of Insurance against loss by
destruction Of property by Fire, to which all are
more or less exposed, must be evident TO every
one. Every prudent man should at least effect a
partial insurance on property. ....-#
Any explanation as to terms, &c, viii be cheer
fully given by the subscriber, either personally or
by letter. Buildings, Goods, and so forth, in Mil
ton or the surrounding country, or Villages, will
be insured at this Office.
NATHANIEL ]. PALMER.
Milton, N. c., Aug. IA, sl45.
N. d. J. N. Palmer will receive application,
and make surveys for me in IIillsborough, N. e.
N. ]. PALMER.
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Attention.!

To tie Commissioned officers and Mttsicig's az
tacked 10 The 4sth Regiment Of North Cdroti-
ma Miktia.
VOU are hereby commanded to attend at Da-
Il vid Mehane's, on Friday the 10th OF octo-
Der next at IL o'clock, for drill muster and court
martial; and on Saturday the 18th, you WIN at
tend with yuur respective companies, at io Clock
eauipt as the law Directs for regimentai exercise
p. NELSON, Col. Com.
September IL.
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ne rsa..kalas xsssus wkish Was nosioea -
wsuiagsoa. Faysslssius. and DIS Pl.os. % DE
..,r.;a. a shs IL instant. uas also olsrrei &
I,,..Baris. ID. c. Tie eaIsoiOn. uss sesh.
-, a. poise was noi vrry great.
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dsiEieh SO aFa PisafsssFi ~ ,jaFilF sf
80 pfoFis. Prseiirf ~hsi lhs, pTtact snd
PFoisss = bflisss. biasI hsuy and ir6.l 7
y Id i'ianph. sd Ms. Oarn bs rha-
SEA b thsm .. Ghsr Rsrtsseslsnsr.'
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SEPTEMBER l, 1915.
Fall and w inter
DRy GOODS.
Edwin ya nm 10 g. Co.

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
A RE now receiving BY the last arrivals full
In supply of Fall and Winter
Z STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
much varied and very extensive. They flatter
themselves that they have procured both their
English, French, German, Irish and Domestic
Goods on such terms as to be enabled to offer
then ct the very lowest prices for Cash, or on the
usual time. $500.
They particularly invite their old friends and
the public generally to examine their stock, as
suring them that the prices shall be as low as any
house south Of the Potomac, and in many arti-
cles quite as low as in any of the northern mar
kets. -+
Their assortment of Boiling Cloths, Patent
Seine Thread, Cotton and English Hemp Seine
Irvine, and Red Turkey Cotton is yet good-fur.
Their supplies will be received throughout the sea
son. rendering their assortment at all times large
and commanding.
September 9. sS-zw
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~ AsT 49,. D.. iii.yFs' and

10 MeFCllaHfa. iisrFs, and
other tleaiFFs.
"a I tas 80 AeEpsa Tara q a. Ger q Fsunz
1nf sssEres oeszlla-s. naA arylinsrs $50
ord Aasgss ~ - egMniy x Onunra. knutAW
nusity al Irats.s. tzlks sna M a.. al
Al aGAsn who NY A ~. - dasl II sr.sukas ~
nseasunns is ocne ssnsrl sn3 knre d. " ssi-las
an &esasas FHNani - - sazndaS as.unaae
- Nm. ! ssan kerp : r.r0sd q he n4IzES e VI
t,n@ Nhs haEs lhrx NriEi1s q uTasazrs Rair1,
and q ne nme = ukirk nwas do. sn1 4 AZ
p<fnea fAAs q cauyiy wilh d lnul, ufirA ~
riaos tlza thsy sAaa ~ trsasd onnr esrry I.so
ye.ns, ne4.Fly eHEnci III - b cannsenErd %
erfasue - fsnai,y.
II. GORMAs.
ssTf~mhra- se-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
For Sale.
Notice.

VsHE undsrs;gbed. having taken out letters az
"A Administration on the estate Of the Rev.
John Paisley, deceased, al the August Tenn Of
Orange County corrt; hereby give notice 10 al
pcrsons indebted 10 said estate 10 make immedi-
ate paymenE and all persons having claims against
the estate viii present them. properly auiheniica-
ted, within the timc prescribed by law. or this
notice win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
q. &. TINNIN. 2 a.
JOHN n. CLARK, 's"' .
Augusi ~. sl-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
SUDDEN DEATH.

n On Sunday morning last. Mr.. William
Register, of this city, came TO his death
in the following Sudden manner: He had
jus, concluded his family devotion, and
his attention being called. he stepped TO
the door, as and is supposed, was struck
with an apopleciic Ct, which precipilaied
him out, and Oh falling, his head striking
first, his neck was broken, and he. was
thus hurried into eternity. lie was mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and belonged also to the order OF the
"Soas of Temperance" by which fra,er-
nity he was follosed to the grave on yes :
terday. lie has LEFT q wife and SIX chill
dren to mourn his sudden and unexpec-
ted DEM Truly lin the midst OF l'ie
We are in death" Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

The notorious .in6del. R"ber, Dale
Oven. has again been returned TO Cons
press from indlana. lie, il was 'ha. SAIL.
= If the Bible were true. Washington anu
his compauiois were expial'ng their
crimes in He'll" HIS election, however,
daes not meet with " hearty good VIII
from ell Of his democratic friends in In
diam. A democratic paper OF the STATE,
IN announcing his return TO Congress-
,hus remarks: SomerUiHe Reporter.
Until The Christians Of Mr.. Qwea's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

eEeals lpm 0ls IRE, LopElirs il,aeFsT.
gFssn P'ss. - vs's I'D
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A ssAKE STcEr.-Ihe Clermoni Cen
.ner tOhioi gisss IN ssy cant Of atery Iasre
snske n Hsrmsns' nill-pond. on he easl
fork q n liitls Miami. : shon distances
abOEe Williamsburg. Il has frequently
been sen on norks and in The water, and
Is 10 o. 20 feet lnng, and As large around
Is common sized man. Jacob saIbeT
makcs saidsvii liiai be was fishing in The
pend and heard eogs bark on Inc oppo-
site side. ard immediately alter saw some
Thing swimming towards him. end when
within twenty-five feet &C him. Il stopped
aEd rsissd up iwo and half feet oni 81
wafer, ne belly towards him. lie then
saw il vas q snake, Of gray gppearanee,
len or twelve inches through. II soon
drew down rs head, and Il is motions
exhibited about sixteen feet Of lis body
from ihe head bark. The Courier says
that, with the evidence before il, il does
not feel a liberty 10 regard This IS any
other than well-esiahlished fact.
MARvELIors lSvENTIoS.-A paper on
the continent mentions the redisroyery Of
malleahle glass, 10 Saint Eiienne. Il Is
the production Of q sort Of glass as mallea-
bic when cold as while red LOT. The
Moniiclr dies AIRS says This new me-
ial, which ere long viii be more valuable
than gold, and which the inventor has
callen Silicon, is Of white color, very
sonorous. and as brilliant and transparent
as cryslal. II can be obtained with eQGal
ease opaque or colored; combines with
various substances, srd some OF these
combinations produce shades Of exiraor-
binary beauty. II is without smell, very
duciile, very malleable, and neither air mol
acid affects il. Iican be blown like glass,
melted, or stretched out into long threads
Of perfect regularity. Ii is very hard, very
tough, and possesses the qualities Of mol
ten steel, in the very highest degree, with
out requiring TO be tempered. A yariei!
OF objects have been made Of this Silicon
which are about 10 he exhibited to III
prhlic on the Place Of the Hotel.de Will
al Saint Etienne."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

Hili.boOnsh. August SD. ls4s.
ORDERED, thai hssssAer III sppErsf;cns fsr
- Eelief hom the Wsniens q fl,e Poa mosa
y H.zde II wntins. and signed y Jussice q lie
Peaoe snd = lessf tNo Oiher rsspeclahle peisonz.
By oder x ;kr ccnn.
y. d. BAN. See,s.
ssrirnAerI. es-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1915.
John 4. MMaanin)
"a Original Attachment.

George Miller.
Ell appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant IN this case Is not an iahs-
bitant Of this state II Is ordered BY .he Count,
that publication be made in the Hillshor0ugh Re
cordcr for two months, that unless the said dc.
PENDANT appear before the Justices Of our next
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10 be held
Cor he county Of Orange, at the court house IN
HiIlsborOugh, on the fourth Monday in Nosem.
Der next, and then and there plead % issue, that
Judgment BY default final will be entered against
him. and the Land levied on sold according 70 law.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. $500. 94-2m
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Notice.

THE undersigned, having taken out letters Of
N administration on tie estate o. Alexander b.
Cox, decreased, at the August Term of orsnee
County Count, hereby gives notice TO al pcrsons
indebted 70 said estate 10 make Immediate pay-
mcnE and all persons having claims against he
estate viii present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed BY law, or this notice
win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOHN A. cox, .7dm'r.
August 81. 9l-
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The jail Of Sampson County at the last
term Of the County Court, was without an
occupant. We know no County in North
Carolina that has so entirely changed IFS
character for the better, or made more ra-
pid progress in the elements OF civilization
than Sampson County has done, in the
last twenty years, we take great pleasure
in saying it. Wilmington Chorn,
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:T<g=s THE subscriber win practice in the
E5 Superior Count Of Law and Equity and
the County Count Of Orange.
]. TAYLOR.
September ]. s2-
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The turpcntine distilled in this place
last year is estimated at 100000 hbls.,
worth 100000. The raw material ship
ped, 5000 hbls., valued at $l6S,OOO.
Tar shipped, 80 1000 bbls.. worth $4,000.
Total s6l3,OO0. A telorable respectable
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-19
For the Voice Of Freedom.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1915.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 1915.
FRIEND HoLcoMB The object oflhis
epislle is 10 iiustra'e the 2ud fact-Thnl
ministers are roe more active, at the South
in Advocating the lawfulness and ighIfa!-
ness Of slavery than politicians.
The truth Of This position has been fol
" established in my mind by general OBJ
servation.
II is truism that many politicians and
others, who take eXtt nsive and impartial
views of The state OF a0irs in Tennessee
and kentucky, readily confers that avery
is civil curse.-a deadly incubus. They
look toward the free States: and are sur
prised al the frugaIiiy, industry and enter
prise of the ct;z ms and with anxious So
licitude ask,--Why is it not thns with
rich Ken,ueky? They behold the me-
cbanic arts carried 10 the height Of perIec'
ton. They see agriculture claimiHg a
rank, even among the natural sciences.
They view manufactures Of all kinds in a
prosperous condition. They behold COM
merce, with no spariog hand diffusing her
blessings, And to all these they see edu-
cation and general intelligence lending the
graces of ornament and perfection. And
then reveriing to their own inferior (bul
might be SUPERIOR State, they exclalm,
WHY cannot - WheR WW Kcnucky or
even Tennessee, assume among those
States an honorable rank2 The truthful
response proceeds from their bosoms' "she
cannot, because she is fettered by The ma.
nacles Of slavery, and she nerer w'2J, while
at Nashville, Ten. attended "gather.
ing" and was much pleased, by the ges.
ticuIa,ion and vocileration Of political par
tzans but was much more delighted lc
hear them (while they bitterly denounced
the coarse Of abolilonisIs) protest in strong
terms against the civil, political and reIl
sious evils Of slavery. They expressed
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-19

| ess followed for somtime the footsteps o.
loe SPanIards in company with her
whelps exhibiting all the tokens of sim
Gere regret which family can manifest
when 1t accompanies 10 the vessel faith
'er or cherished son. who embarks from
an European port for the New World,
whence, perhaps, he vii! never return.
The commander, being made acquaint.
ed with the whole adventure by the SOL
dIers, and brought back by monster of
the forest TO The sentiments of humanity,
of which his savage heart had doubtless
been despoiIed in crossing the seas, per-
mlted the woman 10 live, who had been
so manfestly protected by heaven.
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J. F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

o: Waterloo TO The corn fields of old Eng.
land, where their bones, after long white
ming on the plain where they feII,-gath>
cred by peasant hands were ground 10
powder, and strewed as base manure, to
raise crop of corn, instead Of harvest Of
renown.
| can give no sketch OF his speech-but
1t was very original and impressive, and
would be valuable one to read-and has
convinced me EIihu Burritt is a great
"BIacksnith" in other respects than "e0rn.
ing, - Tile Her. of Freedom.
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For the Voice Of Freedom.
Personal.

In the Spring of 1912, an agreement
was entered into between Joab Seely and
myself for the publication by me, of ar
anilslavery paper; which agreement was
reduced to writing and signed by the par.
ties; but misunderstanding arose between
US in relation TO some of the details of this
business transaction, upon which Mr. See
y offered to release me from the contract
|: it was my wish to abandon the enter
prise; which offer awaited myself OF, and
the contract was cancelled From the
lime the contract between myself and
Mr. Seely was executed, l have
never had personal interview with him
upon this subject until recently, and had
imbibed the conviction that Mr. S. had
wronged me in the transaction, aud had
incautiousIy expressed that conviction to
some friends. | have recently however,
had an interview with Mr. s.. and BY an
examination of The cancelled contract
(Which, on being Cancelled was put into
his possesSion) and The whole correspon>
dence between US on the subject, | am
folly satisfied tina! my suspicious against
Mr. Seely in this matter were erroneous;
and it gives me great pleasure to make
this retraction, as it did pain 10 entertain
the suspicious as above stated.
Publicity is thus given to this retrac-
ton, because my charges against Mr. S.
Ind been made public; and trust that in
so far as he may have Suffered fr ON the
same, he may be relieved by this.
j. POLAND.
Montpelier, June 10, l845.
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RETRA CTION.

The following retrdction of friend Poland, is
chcertully published at his request. When man
is convinced that he has wrongcd another by sta
ting matters incorrectly, it is his duty to make the
acknowledgement as publicly as he did the wrong
statement In the present case believe the ac-
acknowledgement extends farther than Mr. Poland
originally published his charges. This is certain
ly honorable, and will undoubtedly give saisfac-
ton 10 Mr. Sccly. As some of the subscribers to
the Voice may not understand the reason Of Mr.
Poland's Article appearing i'll this paper, an eX-
PLANTATION seems to be demanded, which is this
pis. Mr. Poland had made statements to me res
pccting Mr. SeoIy's dealings with him, which
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Y. DO [2AIlZl-l-lNDa

Is authorised 10 acl as Agent in procuring
subscribers and Advertisements for the
Voice Of Freedom, and for receiving the
pay, His Offices are;
No 50 Pine st. Philadelphia ;
No. 80 Am st. New York
S. E. Corner OF Baltimore g. Calvert sis.
Baltimore;
No. lG Stale St. Boston.
J. IIoLcoMB.
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e o is Is !ss * q

BY ELIZA COCK.


Oh why does the white man follow my path,
Like q hound on the tigers trick !
Does the flush on my dark cheek waken his wrath,
Does he covet the bow Oh my back
lie has rivers and seas, where the pillows breeze
Bear riches for hR alone =
And the sons of the wood neverplunge in the flood
Which the white man calls his own.
Why then,shoull he come to the stream where none
But the red skin dare to swim
Why then should he wrong the hunteN one
Who never did harm to him.
The Father aboye thought fit 10 give
The white man corn and wine :;
There are golden fields where they may live;
But the forest shades mine.
The eagle bath its place of rest
The wild horse where 10 DWELL;
And the Spirit that gave the bird its nest,
Made me a home we'll.
Then back 60 back from the led mans track
For the hunters eyes grow dim,
To find that the white man wrongs the one,
Who Hever did harm to him
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VOICEOF FREEDOM.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT BRANDON, VERMONT
I E RMS,

Commencing piM Volume VI, Nos ~.
One Dollar and twenty-five cents Cash and strict
Iy in adcance.
One Dollar and fifty cents within four months.
One Dollar and seventy five cents after four, and
within eight months aud Two Dollars after eight
months aud within the year from The commencement
Of subscription.
Such pay as Messrs Waltons Of Montpelier, or
Solomon Parker of Middebury will take in pay
ment for paper and give their receipts, will be re-
ceived. Also, most kinda ofproduce al cash value
paid to the subscriber.
AGENTS will be allowed % cents on each sub.
scrbcr they obtain aud forward the pay for year.
Gralui,ous abors for the benefit Of the subscri.
bers.
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BRANDON, Thursday June 10, 1915

published in this paper. Those who took the
Voice at the time will recollect them, and will
see the proprety of my inserting the present ar.
tice. The communication came to hand lust as
the last number was struck off
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SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1915.

VOICE OLS = !-as,L!s7ED0EIo
The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-15
p 0 E r Y ,
THE WINTER NOSEGAY.

BY L. II. sIGoURNEY.
Flowers, fresh flowers, with your fragrance free,
Have you come in your queenly robes TO me'
Me have we sought from your fair retreat,
With your greeting lips and your dewy feet,
And the heaven-ward glance of your radiant eye,
Like angeEguests from purer sky.
But where did ye hide when the frost came near,
And your many sisters pale with fear1
Where did ye hide with cheek as bright
As cleaned amid Eden's wales of light,
Ere the wiles Of the tempter its bliss had shamed
Or the terrible sword DER its gateway famed'
Flowers, sweet flowers, with your words of cheer,
Thanks to the friend who hath brought you here,
For this may her blossoms of varied dye
Be the earliest born meath the vernal sky,
And she be led by their whispered lore
To the love of that land where they fade no more