The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21
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Thursday, january n.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBER
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msnt, and 10 mees our oahsr engagements. 4 il
urces4ary that ne sheuld make pretty extensive
eslIse,iOaG In this emergency ne hope our can
upon these who owe ~ eilher small OF larger sum.
will not Be- in vain.
but what shail Nc ~ % tho-e via ere IN
d.bsea Cor year. and who have paid no attention
O. the accounts whica have been rrpealedIs trans
mi.sed 10 them, and whom distance seems 20 have
plaoed beyond orr reschl Isis because thsy are
unable 10 pay o. are they waiting for :. . more
convenient seasoal" ar DO ihey intend altogether
10 witahoil payment n in The frst clas., hon
,s,y should induce ihem % % inform v, II in
tie second. |, should be remembered that . Dr.
LAYS are dangerous and II in The third class,
They ought not 10 h. surprised % find, II some fl-
tare day. their names ii hlack Iist. In III these
cases We sall discontinue The paper u he end of
the pssssn. subscription year, unless payment. o.
.pO.,ion II IL i previously recriscd.
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Adjonrnment.-'rhe Legislature d this
state. We are informed. adjourned On Monday
morning last 4 eight O'Clock, agressbly 10 The
joint resolution adoIaed some days sncr. Scvc-
raj Of the members passed through this place on
Tuesday. on their wsy home. We hops in our
neI, to be abs 70 give The Captions Of tbs Ac,s
passed. o. 4. aa~ .a
Dinner Complimentary 60 the
Orange Volunteers - Election of
Officers, &c.-The Orange Volunteers hav-
ing been called together in this place on satur-
day last. were invited by portion Of the citizens
81 the town 10 parsake Of dinner a. the HILLSIDE
rough House, 10 be furnished By Mr. Robert Nor
ris, the proprietor Of that Hotel; which invita-.
iion. with soldier-like promptness, was accepted.
While assembled At the Hotel, previous to the
dinner, the Volunteers were briefly Addressed by
Tad. Jones, IT, ESQ. and Gen. Joseph Alison
When these gentlemen had concluded their al.
dresses. the company repaired 10 The tables, which
were spread with taste and ncatncss, aud partook
Of an excellent dinner-just such an one ~ suit.
cd the occasion. Abundant good cheer prevail
ed, and occasionally some good sentiments wer,
thrown out in the shape Of toasts. The occasion
passed off pleasantly and agr eably 10 oil present
and we hope that all these Volunteers, after hav
ing served the country through the war, win 70
turn in safety to partake Of just such another en-
,ertainmenL And may We make one Of the par
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After dinner the company was marched to III,
court house, and proceeded TO the election Of Off
GERS, which resulted a. follows:
John Cameron, Captain. H.
Shepard X Nash, First Lieutenant. s
George w ssss,' On. "a, Second lsH
James Jones, First Sergeant. ..@-.
Thomas ]. Phillips, Second Sergeant.
Henry Nichols. Third Sergeant. 800
William White, Fourth Sergeant.
Thomas II. Turner, First Corporal.
William Flin,ol. Second Corporal.
Egbcrs n. Blalock. Third Corporal.
NJ. d. Bsrbcc, Fourth Corporal
As soon as the officers were elected, an expires
was despatched to The Governor with the return
of the company. We learn thai the compsn
was received, making the ninth, Company ID i
the Regiment and the officers have been dull
commissioned.
The Rev. Robert Burwcll and VIM. II. Brow
were appointed, on behalf Of the Bible Society I
0mngc, 70 present each one Of the Volunteer
with copy Of The Bible before leaving whic
duty was performed on Wednesday morning.
The N. C.. Regiment, we learn by tn
return Of the express from Orange, is now con
raeted, the Caswell company having made III
aenih. Twelve companies were rendered.
s5sEz%<5S<e5%~F~N~ss
The Caldwell InStitute.-The sprin
session Of this institution was opened on the n
instant, and we are gratiied in being able TO sa
under prospects still moro favorable than either
the three preceding Ones The number OF ST.
dents now in attendance is sighty-niae, and Sc
ersl others arc expected Al each session SIM
the removal of the Institute, the number Of u
stuSsuis has been gradually on the increase,
much so, that we apprehend that its friends ie
that they have no reason TO abate their conildcn
in lis success, nor 10 doubt the policy or the wi
dom of the Presbytery in determining upon