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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25
Orange Medical Society.

meeting ola portion oflhe Physicians
Of Orange was held al Hlllsborough on
the l4lh inst. The meeting was organized
by calling DIR. Edmund Sirndwick 10 the
hair. and appointing DR.. Johnson b.
Jones Secretary. The Chair having ex-
planned the object Of The meeting 10 be the
formation Of Medical Society in Orange,
aud the appointment oi Delegates ioa Me-
IDEAL State Convention To be held al RAJ
leigh. the following resolutions were unan-
lmonsly adopted:
hesoiued, LIST, That this meeting high
" approve Of The Medical Convention 10
be held IN Raleigh on Monday, 10Th inst.
and that the Chairman appoint Delegates
10 represent us in that Convention.
End. That il is highly expedient that
Medical Society should he organized in
The county Of Orange, to include all the
practising Physicians in the county.
5rd. That for the purpose OF forming
such Society, all the Physicians of the
county be earnestly requested 10 meet in
i'llsborough on Tuesday Of Nav Court.
4lh, That the Chairman appoint COM
mltiee of three 10 frame constitution and
~ laws. TO be submitted 10 The meeting al
May Court.
Un moiIun, resolved. that The North Ca
t"llna Democrat and Hllsborough Rccor.
aer De requested 10 publish these proceed
ngs.
+ STRUDWlCK, Chr'n.
]. u. Ju>le, stc',,
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported inT The Intelligrncer.
fridly. April. 20 1919.

fridly, April. 20 1919.
TnB.ceo.-rhe breaks are mol So large
As the last week. Prices are well sus,
tanned. and The demand active. Lugs 2!
a s3s. Leaf 81 = ~ bul lille of good
and fine qualiiirs offering.
CoTToN The market is unchanged
since our last report. Buyers offer 6.c.,
al whirh price some sales have been made.
Holders, however. demand 6S g.
FLorR.-Coniinues dull. There is nc
demand Tor export. The mwn demand
is supplied a. wanted. a. sia.
WHEAT-Bui little arriving. The mills
have all slapped Tor The season. What
comes 10 market is taken for shipment Al
so 8 90 cis.. for good 10 prime Red and
White.
coRN.-rhe receipts are very light,
and in consequence. prices keep up 10
As cis.
PEAs.-Bl1rkeye Peas 40 cents.
BRAss.-whilc Beans 20 rs cents.
BAcoS.-ya. Bacon Z al. ris.; Yves.
tern Shoulders 81 Sides 81 0 CTS.
LARp.-7I as Gle.
BRASDy.--Na. Apple Brandy 80 80
cents.
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ntai L dsaPlssis,sssi in ii.riir auiicipalian-.
Aelr ii's Dunn hinr upan snaiI.sr hill
William l. D@tiison. ESQ. ul his I.izre,
has oPsn-d SOME Erh veins mhirh hid
iair 10 rissi The farmer IN richness. T'hutgll
Jnsi eommfnced. h. has oiasined ore
worth lion } n so pr bushrl; while
every indlrailon : g.srn him 20 snliripsse
= yirid Is Profizhse - Ihzi shirh has a.
lfnded The opeEaiiaRs al his neigLbers.
Tins mine has nsrer lsefn wngked n any
cxieni. Oiher seins have Ferenily bern
uisrosrTrd "a The sane nrighbnIhnosl.
n hlrh Inns faT prnnise N epen well. We
wish our friends Messrs. GHieT and VIII
Hams sbundznl sucress IN their exrrri-
mfnis.
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Cuba a aKey" to the Mississippi,

Cuba a HKey" to the Mississippi
The Boston Courier in noticing the iey.
nolds correspondence IN relation 10 the
Cuban annexation says" Cuba, then, is
a Key without which We can never un-
lock our own front door ergo, we must
have this Key. We happen 10 remember
that Great Britain bccame duped and
wheedled into her expensive, and trouble
some. and ruinous habit Of seizing bits oil
territory, and garrisoning little rocks and
islands all over The world, by playing up
on this same key Gibraltar was a KEY,
ST. Helena was key, the Cape Of Good
Hope was key, Ceylon was key, the
Mauritius was KEY. ctr, ETC., and with
this big bunch Of keys in his pocket,
John Bull finds he has less mea, and drink
to lock up than he had before he went key
hunting"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25
Back Again I'VE see in the .lreei.

Back Again I'VE see in the streets
quite number Of genllrmen gold diggcrs
who mounted the California hobby in 4
hurry, but are now glad 10 get OF again.
They got as Ear on their pilgrimage as Ina,
terrible halfway honse Panama. aud there
they Lad glimpse Of The elephant bui
rather han accompany The animal as Ear
As III Dorado. they sensibly concluded 10
come back 10 Goiham again. some nf them
in the same vessel which carried them
Out. Some Of illcse gentry inform rs
that they are entirely cured of The gold
fever. and are now half disposed 10 throw
away their .washhnwls' and 60 Ia work
for an honest living here in a Christian
country and among Christian men.
y. i. Express.
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Santa Anna.-Thi. notorious indi,

Santa Anna.-ihi. notorious indi.i.
dual s,ill threatens 10 distract Mexico. A
Journal in Zacaiecos says that The adhe.
rents Of Santa Anna declare that on The
18Th Of June next he will occupy the Pre-.
sldrniial chair. for the SIKH time. Ills
friends are believed 10 be The clergy, tie
culuvalors OF cotton. the agrieuliurisis and
mechanics, with portion of the Nslion-
al Guard. aud all the Discontinued Office
seekers.
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snow and rrost.-The nov. ~hic

was .isihle here for few moments ON Sunday
the 18th instant cell in considerable abundance in
al the southern parts AZ the state, from the noun
tains to The ses-bosrd. Ia Wilmington d is said
10 have hcen fi.c Or sir inches deep. The frost
which followed destroyed pretty generally the fruit
10 this rsiou, especially the peaches Intelligence
from South Carolina, t;eoryia and Alabama
slate thai the young cotton had been Killed, and
would have 10 be re-plsnied. The scarcity d seed
Tor that purpose ], wa. .Pprehendsd would con-
sidersbly rejure the crop.
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JoIa n Fauoer ans otEe,,. sr narfe.

J4a n. Fason and ofkcs. er parfr.
y Ol~dience 10 = deere of The Court q Equity
&C. Oranse county. made March Tern. 1853.
shall ofsr Tor sale. t@5oFe the Courss House dooF
N Hllsh0roagh, On Monday he esih aay % May
neri. lhe ifaet of land htlongihg 10 he hsin Of
Thomas faucrti. DECEASED. situated on The waters
q New HoTs. adjoining ihr lsnds q Hugh Cur.
nc and oiieis. Gnd containing 3ss srEss. uorr o.
lrsa said land . III b sola Co partition among he
hrirs :.
A crcdii efiNsl,e mnnihs " IN 10 sisen. Bond
and upIao.sd security rrquirrd. snd title re~i,ed
until the purchase money . laid.
%. T.. LONG. {. 6aE.
AIgil 81. 7s-sw
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Davidson River Iron. We wer,

DAVIDSON River Iron. - We were
shown on Monday last, al the store Of
Messrs. Patton & Sumney, Of This place,
a 10, of iron manufactured al the Davidson
River Works, Henderson county. We
have The authority Of good Judges for say.
ing that il Is Of most excellent quality.
The company, we understand. turn oul
about ION week. Why more ofour ci,i.
zeus are not engaged in this business we
cannot tell. The iron goi in this par, oflhe
State is excellent. and The home demand is
alone sufficient 10 encourage others 10 en-
bark in The business. Add to this proper "a
lilies for Transporting this great necessary
TO a foreign market, and VIC think The
manufacture Of lion might be made inn
mesely profitable. Highland Messenger.
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NEIgCAL. cnNEENIIDN.

Tie Mrd.rsl Caass uisnn Il.l assn,
nd "a his sisy an Mandsy he 10Th
rloefd Il sessien an Tuesday rsrniag. Il
,er having f.rmed Hssiiral Soritiy a
lie Stale Il Norih Z sniinz.
The Sarieiy mri after liir sdjournmrn
Il Ihs fansrnlinn. and sdapird consii
luiion End Bylaws for i.s government
The klilnuiRg arc ihs ofiren electsd iol
he ensuing year;
DR.. Edmund Slrnawirk. Of iIillsbornngh,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
DC. Palms ]. Haywood. 81 Ralrigh.
Dr. chsrlrs 4. yallnson. do.
Or. Jsmrs 4. Williamson. ~ casweil.
ID. William q. Thomas. IL TarbnrDaeh.
coRnEsruNDIse asD REcoEDlSs sEcRETA-
NJ.
DR.. William. n. MrKee. q Raleigh.
IRrAsrRER.
DR.. William q. Hill. al Rsleieh.
Delegates 10 The American MedieAl
Association 10 be held IN Boston. on lie
WI ~ way
Dr.. Thomas N. Cameron. II FAY eIIeviIle.
Dr. Johnson ID. Jonrs. Of Chapel Hill.
Dr. Newfoln ]. Putnam. 81 Edgromb.
ALIERNATEs.
Dr. James A. Mrliar. of Fayetteville.
Or. William G. Thrmas. Of rartoIough.
Dr.. Rirhard Is. Haywood. Of Raleigh.
Ilr. Thomas n. Cameron. of Fsyriie-
vile. was appointed 10 deliver an Address
II The next meeting of The Medical Con.
srnlion. On some subject connected with
Ille profession. and DR.. challes r. John
son. u Ibis city. was appointed his alter
nate.
The Soriely adjourned 10 meet again
IN Ralrigh, ON Tie first Wednesday in
April, 1880. Regisfsr.
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Judre pfr,ra :, n,.r,s,w -

Judge Pirfie en- Drelling - a.Ige
I'inlf. n has lsie azleticiary sddress 90 Ilse
graduating Ian si.ss in Tins rily. m.ssle
some exerlleni al E.rrihlr rrmaIks uIon
me imfsrisnI subject af duellsng. lie de-
n''nised The rrsrlire in die sironsrsl
Language as Iude and raar,e. and luil OF
hoHid crime. lie tr6nrd lhe iasi Office
y Young man aho might he esIIrd -
ille irlshd uf aRnthrr on any oseasion &c
orrhded honor. and shaHrd that ollrn
iimfs The blame az death Ersls on tie inn
PTu'irnl course II him who stands III The
ofiice d > friend. lie charged The Young
mrn Ia attend mn man 10 The field Who
w"nld persist in ihe wn'ng-lhe wrnng
alone dlsgraefd man. lie denounced
The mode of l'anle sometimes pracIiSs Il.
even m this ace. with gun md pistol and
knife. and The fight 10 Inc death. IS UNI
ehisalrons. hsIhzron. and ssssge. having
nothing hui vengeance and murder III IL.
and unrrdsrmrd hy shade II ionnT-
such as lIue knigiihond would scnrn.
Leui.rils (Ky.l OLsernr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25

Fan OF a Rock-weleam that large
mex was driaehrd some srek ar tao
sinre. from sne IL the cliffs On tie Ilirkn.
" MAJ road near Washington IIaniss.
and Iell about three hundred yards. lerel-
ING trees and irsring mp The ground in ils
coure. The report is that iis fall rausrd
the ranh 10 shake for considerable dis
ianre an.und; hut We link il highly pro.
bable that il MAS a slight commolion 81
the earh uhirh rsusrd il 10 I'LL. imust
have been a sight worth srring Al least.
Mountain BcHaer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25

Some newspapers having published a
statement that offers have lately been made
To purchase the National ln,elligencer es.
Enlistment Cor $50. 900, the editors &c iha,
paper contradict the story, and say further
that the National lnielligencer could MOI a,
any time be brought for less than twice The
sum stated; nor, At the present time. for
any amount whatever that any one in his
senses would be likely TO offer for il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25

We are requested to announce Mr. RoRrR1
=. MonRIs as a candidate for the County Cour
Clsrkskip Of Orange County.
We are requested TO announce Col. HkNRr X
WITHERspooS as candidate for the Count,
Court clerkship Of Orange County.
We are requested TO announce Gen. Joskrs
ALLISON, as candidate for reelection to the
County Court Clorkship Of Orange County.
We are requested to announce Mr.. RIcR.Rp
NJ. JosIs as candidate for reelection To the Of.
fee Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25
Equity Sales.


- 80, g hHft
nIRaf'ANT = . Dexs-S q a. G.ua.f p.
y iof Onsnss coauiy. ua.de Nssrh Ten,
1853. sllsA Orr iur sals. On De fssa.isrs. a.
ThuFsdsy 10 24sh q hay nrHa. IL Lsea y.
iongins % he hsinufJ aars Ban asrrasd 49,.
81 "a The ss.irss e iIllle Risss. aalsniar q,
lands q William fApseom6 and 0sksss. ar.5 raa.
tanning 400 acres. more - irs4 Sad lsnd i -
foF Partition.
A credit q twelve monlhs sili u Kisen Bon
ard seosriis required. and he tlls reserved mi
tlr purchase llanrs 10 paid
%. r. LONG. c. ass.
AIrd ~. Ts-Ss
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Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road.-The

States commissioners Tor The manage
ment of This Read. consisting 81 tie Gov
ernor. Treasurer and Comploller. made.
as We are informed. during The past week,
a tour 81 observation along the line 10 Gas.
Ton and back again. examining The repairs
that are being made. The DEPICTS. Ware
houses. &C.. AMI express rery favorable
opinion 81 the efficiency and energy &c
The President. and Of prompt attention and
accommodating disposition Of The Train
Agents and DIFFERS generally. The new
iron, commencing at CASTOR. has been
laid down for shnnt IL miles. and The work
is still progressing. Such Of the old as is
taken M and innnd 10 be fii for use, is
employed in repairing other parts. so as 10
have all The new iron together, The l.u.
rnmoIives are in good order. the trips are
performed regularly and in good time.
freight delivered without delay. and every.
Thing going on quite satisfactorily.
Register.
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From Panama-An arrival at New
York on the 10Th, from Chagres, con.
firms a statement that there are some Two
thousand FIVE hundred persons from The
United States al Panama, vainly awaiting
opportunity 10 sail for the " diggings. !"
Some had been waiting two months. and
many had exhausted their means, and
were becoming desperate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25

The recen, annual report OF The Bible
Society Of Virginia says that most Of The
counties in the Stale have been visited
during the year, and about 10000 copies
Of The Scriptures have been distributed.
The receipts f'r The Bible year. ending
April LIST, 1910, amount 10 more than
$1,000. This is perhaps the largest sum
raised in any previous year OF the Socie-
ty's history. Petersburg Intel
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Obituary.

Died, on the 10th instant at the house Of the
Rev. Samuel Duty in the county Of Granville, the
Rev. SrErHrS ]. ELLIS, son Of Rev. Ira Ellis Of
Orange county, in the 26ih year Of his age. He
professcd religion in his 18th year, and joined the
Methodist Church. He travelled ono year as an
iiincrant in the N. Z. Conference, and was much
respected as young preacher. He afterwards lo-
Gated in Oxford, where he married the daughter
Of Rev. ). Duty, and entered on the study Of Me-
dicne under the kind attention and instruction Of
DIR. Hcrndon, (though he continued to preacher
He made great progress in, the science, in so much
that arrangements were made for attending the
lectures next fall but marvellous are thy works
o Lord and thy ways pas, finding out) he was
called to attend higher and more glorious lectures
than can be delivered in New York or Philadcl-
phia. He died Of Pheumona and has lcfi low
ing wife, afcctionate parents, and many kind
relations and friends 10 lament his death vet,
blessed he God, they are not without hope, as he
gave all the evidence that could be expected Of
christian struggling with death. A few minutes
before he departed he calmly and deliberately put
up the most fersent and appropriate prayer for his
surviving friends, and in conclusion, for all tho
world, tina. the good Lord would save and bring
them to heaven through the blood Of Jesus Christ.
He then praised God, and fell asleep without one
groan or struggle, surrounded BY large circle Of
weeping friends, among whom was his kind ply
stefan, DR.. Hcndon. His aged father reached
his bedside little before his entering fully into
tho valley though little watering, yet he rcccg-
nzed him, as he stated, at The first glimpse
Upon being asked by the old man what was his
desire, he said he wished before he left TO ac-
knowledge and confess the many proyocaiions
that he had given, and the many offences he
had committed agains. his kindness, and to ask
his pardon, and also that Of his disconsolate
(though ahsenD mother. Communicated.
a, The Ncwbcmian will please copy.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
EHtaai Life IIsarsnce Company.
RAIEIGTI. s.G.


"A COMPANY sith - siar. tisis LssirE
besn CHARTERED q ths Lar sessian e. "a
I<g.s.n,sEe q ms sisie. Esd &c prosison re-
qsiHed ~ sd elsFisr. IL; ri rsilal - ilsus-
saes g. s5o150.) hssiag l3gn July n.ei. a.
Company has teen sfesnind y ths spfoii.s-
usl.i = he fallouiag OLnen, and d issaiag Po-
hSins.
". ch.. z JshHssa. Psssidra.
Aahsm =. Haywood. Nics PSr4i8ssa.
lsnss z. gar1an. SrrFslsry,
william u. Jsurs. Trrsssref.
~. Wa. II. Mckee. Nesiioal EIsada1I.
lIeng ". nilisI. AiLas.sy,
~. lhss, Z. g0hns.un,
br. Mm. III. Mckee. Medical Hoard
ID. Raid. D. Haysoot. ~ e0nsassailon.
J. heIsman. CrnsIal Agent.
This company has Fc,eiss1 the mos hlSrsl
shsFisr thai has ssei bern grsnied 10 any Con.
F'any q sslai.sF character ii any STATE Il ne
mon. The 5ih Seciioa u The al u iacosrO-
saiion PrOshles that he Hosbsnd max insure
his oNn Life. fF The SOLE 80 and heneft q Ia
Wife o. ChillIrn. and m csse q he death q The
Husband. The aInouni thus insnlel shsll Il pail
s.sf % The Wife o. ChiIdru. o. their Guardian,
!. unJsr age. for her or their own use, free from
- ~ sA-A.s v We ~ tktfBAauNfs 81 tie nus
band % any q his cTeliiors." This provision
nerds no comment.
The Board have slso determined % insure the
lives 81 Slaves; and this iring slIno<i half The
Weaith Of the rraPle q this state, large busi-
LESS Is reasonably anticipated
Any inioFms,oin Respecting ihr plineiplcs u
The COMPANY Nil II furnished ~ The Secretary
81 any u It's niiioeuS.
JAMES .. JORDAN, Secretary.
Ralrigh. Apni 9. 1879. IL
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senator walker Instructed 10

SENATOR Waikcr iustructcu 10
resign.-Boih houses Of the Legislature Of
Wisconsin, the Senate ny vote Of 10 10 l6 and
.as HoossAys sois Of az 10 ., ins,ruc,ins Mr..
Walker Immediately 10 resign his seat in tho
United States sens,s.p The cause, as set forth
in the frs, resolution, ish. having presented and
voted IoS . an amendment 10 the General Appro-
rriaiion hill providing Cor Government in Cali.
fomis and New Mexico wcsi Of the Rio tirsnde,
which did no, contain provision forever prohibit.
ing the introduction Of Slavery or involuntary scr-
,iiudc in said territories = thereby violating his
of repes,cd as well as his solemn written pledges
given before his election, on hat subject" and
"ths instructions passed BY The Legislature al its
present session"
Nc. Walker had jus, hocn rc-slccted for sir
years.
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Brevet Appo.ntments..-our Brrlhrr.

Brevet Appointments Brethren
Of The press. SAYS The National lnlelligen-
Ger Of Saturday. here and there. have
been guile severe upon lie yoluminous
List Of BreveI Appointments lately ron
firmed by the Senate. and officially an
nounced. Il seems 10 be supposed that
these Breveis. or 81 least SEINE az Them.
were conferred BY Gen. Ia, lor. Not 50.
The nominations were all made by his
predecessor 10 Office.
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Supreme Court Reports,
REDUCTION OF PRICE.

hbDiGl lON UT Ihtt r..
THE Subscriber having purchased from tho
Estate Of w. X. Gales, Esq. deceased, tho
entire Edition d Vols. G, Z and Law, and yols.
I and 5, Equity, Of Ircdcl's Reports Of Eases de-
cided in the supreme Court OF North Carolina,
/ (from December Term 1915, to August Term
+ 1918, inclusive and including also The Equity
Cases Of the present Term Of the Court has ~
duced the price from Sir Dollars to Fire DoLlus
per volume; and is prepared TO furnish them to
Gentlemen Of the Bar and TO Booksellers, except
Vol. Of Equity, To be published ii few weeks,
of which notice will he given. Orders for the
whole, or any one or more Volumes, promptly
attended TO. Aud the Bar supplied on reasonable
terms with the previous Volumes of North Caro-
lima Reports, AMI law Books generally.
- Bound copies furnished 10 the Profession
ia exchange for their numbers.
L. ]. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 10. IL
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Oflhe votes shus given IN, The msjoits IN a.
ter of the disisioa i $50.
Il viii be seen by an advertisement in smother
column, thai the Commissioners Car locating the
counly-sesi d the new county viii be held on
Monday nrxi.
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Furnishing Prise fghtlng.-A bill ha.

passed the Massachusetts Legislature, aud
been approved by the Governor, render
ing every person who fights by previous
arrangement, liable 10 10 wears imprison-
meni or $4,000 fine. Every one who at
tends such fight. as aid. second. or sur
geon, or in any way encourages and pro-
moies il, shall be liable to serve years
in the state Prison, or 3 wears in The
County Jail, or TO be fined 81 600. Any
one who leaves the State to fight is pun
ishable with 5 years Imprisonment or
$4,000 fine.
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the County Division.

ne Psll. were ssensd a Thunll-y ~. Pur-
.sans 10 fhe so passed a ne last session q the
I.sgi.luluss. 10 tats shs sn.e n De Eeofls upon
- ssr.iiou q dividing ths count. q Oanss.
Tbs EIIouing i lhr resuli:
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A Woman's Fury.-The Parila

A Woman's Fury.-The Portland
Argus relates how Mrs. Jeremiah Sweet.
sinng TO madness, broke The furniture.
window glass and bottles Of H. G. Cole.
who she supposed sold her husband in
toxicating drink. After completing the
job she got into her chsise and drove off.
She had repeatedly requested retailers not
10 let her husband have the poison. lie
is otherwise an industrious. good citizen.
The Polk administration removed hum
Ireds and hundreds Of Wings merely on
account Of their political opinions; and The
editor OF the Washington Union, who all
the while was the Government organ, me-
yer uttered word against the policy, but,
on the contrary, daily exiolle,i. in general
terms. all lie acts OF the Administration
as eminen,ly patriotic and wise. II was
his daily and hourly business to applaud
every thing done BY the Administration.
A vcry pretty old gentleman indeed, 10
step forward now and preach asaias, par.
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The expense 81 an ordinary ennve, ;
snre Of small hnuss. IN England. nrlL-
si,eeiihe examination of the ilile. stamps.
Dc. usually amounts 10 over 4 hundred
dollars. Il is mol II al unusual ar lie
transfer If farm 10 cost thousand dol.
lars in Law expenses.
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Jln ". Wilkin. and oilsr.. a. part.

JLn " WILkin. and oihers. sx parf,.
pIRsUANT 10 adecree Of lhe Court q Equi-
y for Orange County. made MstCh Term,
lsis, ] hall otIrr Tor sale. on the premises. on
Friday the 25ih day al MAY neat. the land lelang.
iug 10 tbs heirs Of John wilkins. deceased. silnai.
~ On ihe waters u Elifrhe's creek. adjoining The
lands Of John PrimTose and others. and containing
81 srTcs more az lcss. Said land j. sold for par
iilion among the hsirs
A credit % lwrlSe months viii 10 given The
purchaser requircdio give l,ond and security, aud
The title reserved until Ihe purrhssc nlnnr, 10 paid
u. Z. LONG. ca Ma.
April ~. 1s-lw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-25

The Board Of Public Works of Virginia
have appointed Col. &. crozei, with a
salary Of $4,000, the Engineer to snperin-
Tend the construction II the tunnel through
the Blue Ridge. Il is through this iun-
mel that the Lorisa railroad will pas. into
the great Valley Of Virginia 10 Siaunion.
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or Rev. A. ID. Blackwood will preach at Mars
Hill on the 29,h Of April, aud in the Baptist
church in Hillsborough at night.