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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
REMARKABLE TEMPERANCE LAW.

A stringent bill relating 10 Intoxicating
drinks has been passed BY the Wisconsin
Legislature. consisting Of Ten sections. II
requires all persons who would yend or
retail spirituous liquors" 10 give bond 10
The town authorities, with three surelles,
in one thousand dollars, conditioned 10
pay all damages the community or in,li.
viduals may sustain by reason Of such traf.
iic; to support all paupeis. widows. and
orphans pay the expenses Of all civil and
criminal prosecutions made. growing out
Of, or justly attributable 10, such traffic. !"
Aud il made the duty Of the officer hold.
ing the bond TO deliver i, 10 "anv person
who may claim 10 be injured by said iraf.
hc.' We quote the remaining provisions
entire:
Sec. 4. Il shall be lawful for any mar
Iied woman TO institute. in her own name,
sui, on any such bond, for all damages
sustained by herself or children on ac-
count Of such traffic; and the money,
when collected, shall be paid over 10 her,
for The use Of herself and children.
Sec. 5. No suits for liquor bills shall
be entertained by any Of the courts Of this
State; and whenever il shall be made TO
appear TO any court, before which suit
may be pending. on promissory noie.
that such note was given in whole or in
part for liquor bills. such court shall i'm
meda,ely dismiss such sui, a. the costs
of the plaintiff.
Sec. 6. On the trial Of any suit under
the provisions Of this act, the cause or
foundation of which shall be the act of
an individual under the influence Of liquor,
i, shall only be necessary. in order 10 sus-
tain the action, to prove that the principal
in the bond sold or gave liquor 10 the per-
son $50 intoxicated OF in liquor whose
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

sris are eanPlained q. IN de dsy pre-.
siovs 20 he romlaissioa a. iise oarnce.
See. I. Whenever person shall be-
eo,ne roaniy. r.iy. Or village charge. By
reason II iniemperznce. suil mar be IN
siaiuled ly The praprr suIloTiiirs On Inc
bond d any peEsoR ~ho nsy have been
n ile habit u selling 80 giving Equ0r ls
such PsFspn - PauPerso beroasing ) pub
lie rhaFge.
See. ). Any persnn against whom .
ladgmeni NAY be obtained. under the pro-
visions Of this arr. sh-il be enlillrd 10
maintain suit 81 compel > contribution
loaards paying The Judgment agsinsl him.
against all persons sRgaged in such traffic
20 such county. CITY. I0an 90 village. who
may have sold argiven liquor 10 such per-
son committing an offence or breOmilg a
public charge
See. 9. ANY person who shall veni or
retail. ar, for the purpose Of avoiding The
provisions % This ara. give away spiFlIu-
nus liquors whlsoai SRI giving Ihs bond
required BY the FIRST serlian 81 his sei.
slisil be deemed guilty 81 misdemrannT,
ard. up"n consiri,nn thereof. shall be In
n IN ? snm ri moi less Than iifry nor mo.e
dian i've hundred dallas. ami be impri.on
cd IN Il'r snuniy Jail mol less Than ten days
nor more than 81 months. and shall re
liable M III respects 10 The public and 10
individuals The same n he would have
hesn had lie given The bond required IN The
hrsl seriion at this arI.
THIS remarkshle expression ~ public
oPinion in Wisconsin on tie subleel &c
-spiriInous liquors" passed the Senate
b. vote Of 10 10 3. and the Assembly
~ to 81. Il goes some Steps beyond
any legislation on the suhjert in The roun-
ny.
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The Bar=wJn sIeaamena.-Th.

Tho Barzwyn sIonumenf.-Ih.
moaazEnf 10 = rrerard 10 lAe zrnmy e q.
luis csPL J. u. X. BsFgryn. killra N Neu
MrIio0 n iss1. Pep.red u Baliinoss. has berl
rsosised IN wiiasssisn. ssd : u h Fuf Up i
he Hsrmiiage. de residrncs g he hlher q -
deoeaseds srsra zslss frou WlIaiastoa- hisiz
he fora Il a. oA~Ist, srrrnf-ea iesi high. iaelna
NC thr lasr and > nsde a whits Hlsrlls oiaaine
N Bahinssr cssnsy. TPOn ne siass sIFeaEs Id
folI0sa,g issCrip,isa .. II. X. Bnrguyn. Cap
hin l.. Resiaeni Uniird sssirs Dragons. horn
July -. Isle. woundrd RshsssIy sih. ls47.
Di.d February 7Ih. 1871 Tie olslisk = sl-o
aio:llrd xish representation 81 The coat a arms
q he fsn.ily. ~iih he motto. Ssn.pv FidsE..
sad Norman sword ana i-rli suspended from rlss
figure II dagger.
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The Sons ofTempcrance.-oas.

hht cUhs0t ithAPtfhhsss-0 -
tariay he as, ei,iu,o. sey interesting orrOmO-
NJ va. performed in Chapel HiIL on ths Presen-
iation 81 Banner 10 The Chapel Hin disisiOn
% the SONS Of Temperance BY the Ladies Of that
place. Quite warm description j. given Of 4
IN The las. n. e. Democrat, BY The editor, who
Mas present Members Of several Other divisions
joined in ihe procession andssPecially The I'M
ion Division" Of this place. which, with Is hand.
some banner. made striking and beautiful az
pearsnee. A large eOncourse Of citizens assem-
hled al the place Of mesling. 10 witness The ccre-
mony.
The Services rsre opened with Irnyo y the
Rev. Mr. Deans, and an ole prepared for such &c.
easiOns was sung with feeling and spilii.
The Rev. Mr.. Wiley then rose and delivered
an address. which is spoken Of with high praise
for lis slrg illustrations and beauiifsI alIusions
is paihos and feeling.
Az the close 9th address, Mrs. Watson rose
10 present the banner on behalf Of the Ladies q
Chapel Hill; which she performed in . modest
and graceful manner, accompany ma the esemc-
ny with neat snd appropriate address. NJ.
Wiley responded in high aud jus, uibuie 20 the
moral influence Of woman, IN all her relations o.
wife, mother, sister. daughter. The ceremony
was closed by singing aacsher appropriate oh.
We are graiifed to learn that large nsmbcr
Of the Students At Chapel Hai have joined the
Division, and hope TIA. great good may result
from il.
We can also with great pleasure join our neigh
Dor Of the Democrat in congIatula,ng the citizens
Of our town Of Hillsborough on the very apparent
improvement which a few short months have
made manifest 10 our streets. whether that in,.
proyement has been in consequence Of the influ.
ence Of the Sons Of Temperance, or the more ef.
fcicnt administration Of the law. We hope that
both influences will continue to prevail, until all
our citizens, young and old, shall become worthy
Of the high privileges with which Providence has
surrounded theriL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Lunatic Asylum.-During The past
week the Commissioners Of The l.nnatic
ASYLUM. Messrs. Morehesdr Cameron.
Watson. Graves, NoIderai. and Hinton.
we're an in attendance in This Ciiy. and
were engaged for several days IN their res.
ponsiblr and important dates. We learn
that The eoaniry around Raleish was ex-
amined with much care and attention.
with The tiew 10 site for The location 81
The Asylum; but that no site was fixed
upon.
The Board. We understand, will meet
again 10 the Fall and IN The mean Time
lhe Commissioners here, Messrs. Hinton.
Watson. and MoIdecai. have been request.
ed TO give some attention 10 the question
Of location. and feport aerordingly. Gov.
Morehead has also been requested 10 yisii
same Of The northern Asylnms. for The
purpose OF obtaining information on the
subject.
This. al present. was all the Board
could do, as II will be some time vet be.
fore the Asylum fund will be in hand.
Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The Hon. Thomas Butler King arrived
al Savannah on Saturday evening last. IN
the Southern steamer, and took his depar-
tuie the next DAY IN the steamship Falcon
Tor Chagres. We understand that The pro.
prieiors Of the lincs Of Atlantic and Pati-
fc Ocean steamships rendered 10 Mr.. King
a passage 10 San Francisco during the re.
cess Of Congress. TO afford him an oppor-
tuniIy of examining personally lie route
across the lsthmus Of Panama. and the
general condition ofthc great ,horoughfare
already established. mainly through his
enlightened and patriotic course as mem.
her and chairman Of HE Naval Committee.
Mr.. King expects 10 return hume in time
TO take his seal ri The opening Of the next
Congress, and We doubt not our country
will derive great advantage from the yalua.
BILE information which he will not fail 10
acquire concerning our new and extensive
possessions on the Pacific roasi.
Saranndh Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Puritanlsm.-carl,le. IN lis singular
work on . Hcrses." Pr les. 10. has ihs
los0wing qnaiss and s,nking passage:
Give hing lime lf Il can succeed.
q ls Ilghs Ihiag. I.nok naw al AMER
can SaxanSan and Al lhai lilile Fact II
the sailing IL The Va, flower. lxo hundred
wears ago. from Drlll Haven. u. Holland
Were We Of open sense as lie 6reess
were. We had found prem here one
Of nIiure's own p0ea,s, such - she writes
IN l'r 'sd faSIs over great continents. Inl
il Mas properly The beginning Il AmerirA'
there were struggling settlers IN AmeriPs
before. snme material ~ Of badly there
but The soul of Il was first this. lish
fhrse mrn. think. had work The
weak Thing. weaker Than child. becomes
sirang one day, IL IL be true thing. Pu
TIlanism Was only d,spicahle. Imaginable
ilirD; but nobody can manage 10 laugh al
u now. Purilanis N has got weaaons and
smews: il has got cunning in lis Ten I'm.
eers. strength in us right arm il has fire.
arms war navRs; il ran steer ships. cell
bo,esis. remove mountains ;--ii Is one ol
The strongest things under this sun al pre-
ssn,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
The Latest Impos;tion. -

The Latest Imposition. Most OF lie
N. York papers have 81 late contained no-
tees OF The strange animal said To have been
captured on the Mountains Of California
by Col. Fremont, and for which naluralisls
have been unable 10 find a name. This
nondescripl which is said 10 he made up
Of parts resembling the horse. camel. but
isIn, elephant and deer, has been on cxhib-
iilon in New York for several weeks past
and has been seen by thousands. the ,t,'
Tor Of The conrier says lie will not pre-.
tend 10 guess how many lllonsand. OF per.
SIMS. al quarter af dollar head. Il
now appears that the . California Non.
,lescript" IS nothing more or less than a
very common horse, with some disease 81
the skin which changes his coat. To
make il more attractive The HAIR Of the
main and ialI have been pulled ont. whlrh
gives il the neck Of the deer aud The tail
Of The elephant. II is not al all likely that
the animal ever saw themountaIns OF Ca.
lIiornla. Badiniors .lmaieaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
Equity snIes
Narr J - q .sLt,.. = -.

DIRsUAsT q Dselrs sfttae cS.as Rssi.-
D 81 Ohsasr coaaiy. n1ae NsHdL frss.
1919 I shsl CIR ~ ssls. 81 he prrHsisrs. -
i.hursday ths eslh a May nraL de Lard -
snsing q fhs heisE u Jsars Bal 2snraEea siisa.
"a "a iae Hsisrs u Lizzie kiaer. ssj1inilg the
iands 4 WIlliam LiPscoaib sna siheIs. as.i 0ois-
tslui1s 100 acsts. zsaEe - lss. Sad laI. = SD
So Paffisaon.
eiedh Il txslxe nonths sili te gisen. BanG
and srraf.ig required sEa he Tile Frserssd until
shr purchase monry 10 ElsiL
U. r. LONG. c. &sE
AIsa q. 7s-lE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

bond. These senfsble men Gre getting
iirrd q selling ihriE Fsw callon = ise rents
; Poond. ahea ~ simIiy spinning Il into
yarnil all bring Ihsm lusIse GEMS instead
Of fre. Al exprnrnce demonstrates he
inparani fart HAL /, j. - rasy q roaEers
ive pounds of rn'loa inia yain ~ he sid
af g0sd nAchinery. - II Is 81 raise one
of Tie raw material. For spinning he
iao pounds. The Nofld never paws lrss
Than twelve eenls for raising he ons
pound. il seldom pays over six. Why
lhen should COTTON grOxers be lees wiling
lssspin Than % gin Iheir great siaples
aagussa iGtagia) cAr0niole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
Temperance. -The temperance caus,

Temperance, The temperance cause
is making rapid progress throughout our
whole section Of country. We were al
Rockingham last week, and while there,
assisted in the formation Of Division Of
the Sons. We bid our young friends who
were initiated God speed in The good
cause! They have liilednp iheir banner
against the most powerful enemy Of hu-
man happiness iha, the world has ever
vel seen. We're the tears that he has
caused to flow gathered INTO one deep sea
81 anguish they would float the navy Of
the nation: while the signs tina, he has
wrnng from the scalhed and bligh,ed DO.
som Of injured Innocence, would wait that
navy hundred times around the world.
~ G. .irgus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
PETERSBURG MARKETS
lReporlcd for The Intelligencer.l

Friday, April 81, 1919.
ToBAcco.-rhe receipts have fallen of
fov the last two weeks, owing TO The un.
favorable weather for pricing. The de-
mand continues active. aud prices well
sustained. Lugs 81 s31 Leaf 81 a
81.
CoTToS The demand is active. and
prices tending Ia improve. We hear ol
no sales over 6s cts. bni most holders re-
fuse to sell II that price.
FLorR.-'rhe article is very languid.
and sales limited al Al sii.
WMEAr-Bul little arriving. Sales are
making al 30 a 90 cents.
CoRN.--The supplies are very limited,
barely sufficient for The consumption Of
the Town, and SALES are brisk al IS els.
Pas AND BEANs.-Bul few offering.
Peas 40 cenle; Beans 20 cents.
BAcoN.-Va. cured, hog round. Z a III
cents; Western Sides aud Shoulders 5. a
6 els.
EARD.-7i els, as in quality.
BRasDy.-Va. Apple Brandy 81 80
cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Welearnh BY the Columbia n. c. Tele-
graph lliai lie . slavery exiensi.nisls' 81
The Palmetto Stale have formed -eoni-
mfiiees of Safety and Correspondence =
throughout The commonwealth. These
local committees OF the different districts
are 10 meet in Stale Convention al tie
Capital on The let Monday in Mar. for
the purpose Of perfeciing thorough or
ganizalion Of their designs.
Petersburg E,t,Higeneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The ItepubIIc.-ar. GsOsge ). GideOs
hss issacd proposals &c Publishing in lie city d
Washington. Wing Adnliaislrsiios paper, e i
called : THE RxprsL,sf" l~hs .di.ssb By AlsHsn.
der Z. Bullal q New Ollesns. and John o. Sar.
geniOf New York. The Publication viii be CON.
rnenced on the 18Th Of June. and win Be issued
daily - $40 pr annum. tr-weekly II f6. and
~eckls Al s.. slwsys IN advance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

IL 0hedisncs = . decree u he fosri 4 Equity
e. tlrange eoul.iy. mslc Masch TsFm. less.
shall DIR Eir ale. leiois me Caurss hoase jor
in HillsborOueh. on Monday he esih day a Msy
nrHi. The tract = land lrlansing % hi heirs u
'rh0mas Fa1csit deoeasd, Situated On The waters
~ New Hoye. sliainins ll,e Lands q Hugh Cur
Eir szd others. and containing - srEes. NOR a.
lcss SD land sill be soiI ior partition among the
heinl
A credit q twelve mohihs nil II given. BOnl
sna approved security reguircd, aud title ressIsed
antii The PuFChase money % paid.
D. +. LONG. c. &s.E.
APai q. 7s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
Horrible Confiagration.-one of the

Horrible C0nfiagration. -0ne Of the
most heaFirending events that ever came
10 our knowledge occurred near big bone
Spring, in Bounc county. about midnight
on Saturday week. Mr.. Richard John.
s,0n and wife were aroused al that time
by the noise of a lire raging in their dwell.
ling. They started up and seeing, as
they surpassed, that il was in remote
room, they fastened lhfher To save snme
OF the furniture, leaving their two children,
iiille girl and infant son, asleep. They
returned in few minutes and found to
their horror that the room in which the
children were lying was all on fire. Mr..
Johnston burst open the door and was
thrown backward by the expansion Of the
raretied air. His vile rushed forward aud
fell over him into The flames. lie dragged
her out much burnt. But the children
were inaccessible; and the parents then ap-
peared IN their agony 10 have lost all their
self.ppssession. When the first nelghbor,
relative, arrived, he found her standing
Supplied, holding ON 10 the gar,len.ience.
which was on fire-her nigh,-goan all
burnt of except the neck, which was
burning He extlnguished the fire and
laid hel on The grass, and then FASTENED
in search Of her husband, whom he found
near the spring rolling on the ground, and
considerably burnt. She is hardly ex-
peried 10 survive; he is considered out of
danger. Louisville Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
Jsl, v. wllEin. and g,Le,,. sr puf..

Johs v. Wilkins and others. er parfe.
DIRsIANT 10 decree q he Court 81 Equi-
u " Cor Orange County. made March Term.
iei9. shall oilef ksr sale. On lhr premises. ON
Friday the 25lh day ut MAY neat. The Land belong.
lug 10 ihs heirs of jain Wilkins. decreased siiual.
ed on the WATERS u Elerie's crrek, adjoining The
lands Of John Primrose aal others and containing
FL acres more or less said land h sold for AZ.
tiiian an.ang the heirs.
A credit u twelve monita win Be- given. The
purchaser required TO rive h,sd and security. aud
tho title reserved until the purcaase money pail.
d. 4. LONG, {. g. NE.
April 81. 7s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
Editors must respect themselves iflhe,

Editors must respect themselves iflhey
would be respected BY others, aud must
cease TO be mere raispaws for political de-
magognrs. II is a ioIlsome life, in which
a man is seldom compensated for hrs la.
Dor. Few of The profession are selected
TO I'LL public stations. although no persons
undergo more faligue Of body and mind
TO elevate others. Clipper.
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AIabama.-The National Wing says

Alabama.-The National Wing says:
80" A friend writing us from Alonlgomo-
~, Alabama. assures Us tina. Belser will
be the next Governor, thai the Taylor'men
will surely send representatives 10, the
3lsi Congress from the Isl, Sd and 4lh
Districts, and ihata Wing majority is GER
tain TO be secured in the Legislature. This
last point, il achieved, will give us Two
Senators in the next Senate"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The South Carolina Railroad Is doing
a most prosperous business. The Charles
Ton Mercury states that during lie month
Of March The revenue from its operations
amounted 10 upward Of one hundred and
ihirly-one thousand dollars. The Geor.
gia Railroad is equally prosperous.
5kr. GGs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

We are requested to announce Mr.. RoBEnI
+. Nouns as acsndidate for the County Cour,
Clerkskip Of Orange County.
We arc requested 10 announce Col. HESRr X
WIrnERspuoN as a candidate for the County
Court Clcrkship Of Orange County.
We are requested 10 announce Gen. JoskrH
ALLISON, as a candidate for reelection TO the
County Court Clerkship of Orange County.
We are requested to announce Mr.. RIcmARu
NJ. JoSEs as a candidate fot reelection TO the Of
ticc of Clerk of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The Plank Rsad.-Ii : sisted u de
Ob~rsf, thai he TIeAsurer u he Stale has
ra.ae the frsi subscription q $40 coo 10 he Pissl
Road. = authorized and roquiRed ~ Ihe eAsrsr.
When he Iemaiader u he oasadiiionsI ssfsrrip-
fians are made absolute. he xiH sshsrnse $50.
GO motr.
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Wisconsin Ranuupt-Ths Milral

WIotVE11tH Iu11a1NPt-"FH t TWHaIF'
kie Sentinel iH6srns - ihai tie treasury
Of Wisconsin . 50 Palpably empty thai
The members 81 he la'e Legislature either
went ls0me without any money or had Ia
stand heavy shave on their warrants.
These counties are delinquent to the a.
monnl Of over $4,000. The deiirienry
IN The treasury is about $4,000. Loes-
foro misrnle has accomplished Ibis state
Of things.
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Warning to Smokers. :

Warning to Smokers "A singular
case Of asphyxia is related in one Of the
French journals. A 9TH OF the name
Of l.emoine paid a visit 10 an uncle, who
is farm lahorer in the neighbolhond oi
Havre. This man occupied small and
,ll.ventlaied apartment. The nephew, 1T
eight o'clock in the evening. went 10 bed
in The room. Soon after the uncle, and
two companions entered The room, and
all fell to smoking. The youth was a
sleep. tmidnight the visitors Withdrew,
and The uncle went 10 bed. Laying his
hand upon his nephew, he found him un-
naturally cold. and endcavorcd TO wake
him, but without effect. Help was cali
ed some faint indications Of life appear
ed, and physician directed operations for
the recovery of the patient. All proved
vain, the next day he expired, post
mortem examination was made, and The
physician pronounced that he had died Of
congestion of the brain. caused by The
respiration OF tobacco smoke during sleep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

new Protestant Episcopal Church
was conseeraied ON SUNDAY lasl Al Fred
ericksburg. Va. BY the Right Rev. Bshnp
Meade. On Tire following day 81 pews
were sold Cor S2I. GOO.
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A PROCLAMATION.
By His Ercelleacy CHARLES MANLY Go.
wraor of North Carolina.


rraor Of North Carolina.
VA HEREAS by the 18th chapter Of the Acts
w passed at the last session OF the General
Assembly, il was provided that the Sheriff Of the
county Of Orange should hold an election on the
3rd Thursday in April then ensuing, to take the
sense Of the qualified voters Of said county on the
question Of Division" or "no Division" Of said
County;
And whereas the said Sheriff has certified to
this Department that said election has been duly
held, and that 1857 votes have been given IN Ia
vor of Division and 1901 votes in favor Of no Di-
vision:
Now, in pursuance ofthe provisions Of the 25th
section of the Act referred to, ,lo hereby make
known, by this Proclamation, tina, a majority Of
the qualified voters Of said county Of Orange have
voted in favor OF the Division Of the same and I
do hereby declare that the &c, Of the last session
Of the General Assembly, entitled " an Act 10 lay
of and establish county by the name Of " Ala
NANCE" ratified on the 29lh day Of January, A.
ID. 1919: and also the Act entlled " An Act sup
elemental 10 an act passed by the present General
Assembly, entitled an Act to lay off and establish
a new county by the name Of Alamance," ratified
on 29th January, lS49, are operative and in full
force and effect.
sly. Given under my hand and seal
.IYA6I. Of office, al the Executive Depart,
sHSN&s ment in the city Of Raleigh, this
5SNsg Gath day Of April, ls49.
ssf1 ClAS. MANLY.
BY the Governor,
LASeDoN q. MAsLr,
Private Secretary,
4. APfil ~. 79-cw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The Express trains between London
aud Liverpool perform the entire distance
Of 2lO miles in i've hours. OF At The rate
Of lory.lwo miles per hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

The industrious are seldom criminal,
but The most Of those who yield TO guilty
enIicemenls, may trace their lap,e from
reculude To habits OF idleness.