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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26


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sarA R<sssa e Persons in=rd@isiy. 41A carp
h''a - lhsn bsssss The AssEzais q Police. ~
z'lsii. ah<r hruins tA< essr. fss. izrrisoa q
sosuss ssra sd<sd<r 90 ssral<ts a Ms ss-rrrtsen
ga shhs Psrson Of fss nesro; and soeh ~hiss
Pef@oa - FIRE nrsro shall stand commi,irJ a..
al The kns sAd cssas are psid; and ia slave. be
% shs nss he whipped nat snereaing thiny-nins
lsshes sad sand committed until he eas,s ara
pssi. . aisehHgel. a he Discretion q ihs Asg.
issasls q Police. Fss ever arrest and eeasir'
ssaa Il white psrsss o. fsss negro The pahs
shAii receive iy GENTS g. cosis. 10 Be paid by IN
defendant; and IN no ease. aader ihis osiinaace
shall The isxn be isred villa ihe csst.
The Magistrate Of Polies Was insiruried ID
commission Aessrs. r. T. PIessnis and A. c.
Msrdosk a. a painA fos the town during ths
rkssue 4 The Board; and O. require them d
sake q repor, 10 him oncs evrry two weeks 4
Was also ordered that The cieb funi& The pa
mol With copy q the ordinance extending ,hei
power.
E.A. HEARTH. Town Clerk.
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TIVE sshseriber. having psrmsnen ly located
himself in Hillsbsough. oilers Ms services
70 his friends and the public Throughout the sizie.
Having entered into arrangements with large
Publishing HOUSES in Boston. New York. Rich
mond, and Charleston, sad also engaged the scr-
vices Il an Agent in New York to attend the
Trade Sales. he ID nov prepared to execute or
dcrs from Primer 10 Library Of thousand
volumes; and almost any work published in Eng
land or the Uaiied States viii be furnished 10 or
der. a large ASSESSMENT Of Books kept on hand.
and all orders hiiisully and punctuay attended
To. Orders are respectfully solicited. Minister'S
and Teachers supplied at liberal discount lie
will furnish Theological, Literary, Scientific,
Temperance and Misccnaoeous works Of oil
kinds. No trash will he sold. He expects, with
the assistance Of active agents. to whit every eoun-
" In The ssssr.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
iHiIIsborough, N. g., Feb. 10. lily
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SUPREME COURT.

The following decisions have been do.
lvcred:
By PEARSON. ]. In Galley .. Rankin
from Gailford. dismissias the appeal.
Also, ia Griffin o. Richardson. from
Pasquoiank. affirming The judgment.
ALSO. in State D. t.urraws. from Mar
Tin. derk,ring there is no error IN the pro-
ceeding Of The Superior Court.
Also, in State o. Burcham ef al. from
Csrierei. affirming the judgment.
Also. Tofiin .. Kmnegay, from I.enoir,
dismissiag ll,e appeal.
Also. in Skinner D. Wood and others,
ia equiiy. from Perqnimons. directing The
property 10 be sold and an account taken
Of The reu,s aud profits.
Also. in Turnaee .. Turnage. in equity.
from Greene, overriding the exceptions.
Also. in Broihers o. Bro,hers. in eqnl-
". from Gates. ordering The negroes 10 he
sold and directing reference. Also. in
Taylor .. Spivey. from Gates. affirming
the jndgmen'.
Also, in Nixon o. Jones, from Per-
quimons. affirming he judgment.
BY RurFrS. G. J. In Doe &c dem,
Billiard .. Barkesedal, from Sampson,
Judgment reversed and uenire de noUo.
Also, in I.assilcr .. Ward. from Mont
gomery. affirming the judgment.
Also. in Taylor o. Siedman. from Chat
ham; judgment reversed and centre dc
moro.
Also. in Richmond .. Fnqna, from
Caswell. affirming the Judgment.
Also. in Powell .. FELTON,. from Gates,
declaring that there is no errnr in the judg.
mcnt against ]. F.
Also, in Den er dem. Badham .. Cox,
from Cheraw. affirming the judgment.
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j a gle EO u n d r y.
BROyyN & WILKINSON.
manufacturers and Machinisfs,

Manufacturer and MaChfnfSfS,
A RE now prepared TO do all kinds of Casting
"A in the very best and neatcst manner, hav-
ing procured the services Of Northern bred
work man, who stands second TO none in point OF
skill in his profession, together with their own
experience Of cighteen years. They hatter them
selves, hy the general satisfaction they have al
ready given, and their close attention to business,
to merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal for the
various articles they make, consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear, Of every description, Plough
MoulJs, Pots, Ovens aad Lids, Iathes. Thresll.
inc Machine, Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact. every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine Shop they are prepared and preparing
TO do all kinds Of Machinery Work, Mill Irons,
spindlos, wrought, turned and finished in the
neatest and best manner, Iron Shafting. Pullies,
and Composition Boxes Of the hest quality. Their
facilities Tor cutting Screws are inferior to none
in thik country.
Letters addressed to Brown 4 Wilkerson, OF
either Of them, Hiilsbsroueh, N. G., will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February rs. 12-
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The Southern Democrat Inter
nal improvements.

Sometime since vic announced the fact that
the office Of the North Carolina Democrat had
been purchased by ]. w. Lancaster. esq. and
that the establishment was 10 be removed to Gra-
ham, in Alsmance county. Since the removal,
the name Of the paper has been changed TO the
Southern Democrat" The new editor is pro-
fcssional gentleman, with good education, and
we are inclined 10 think will so conduct his pa
per as TO make il both useful and Interesting.
Wee ,rdially tender him our Up, and wish him
much hotter success in his new vocation than &C.
morally falls to the LOT Of the quLdrivine fiater.
nifty.
We are pleased to see that the EDITOR Of the
Democrat is friend 10 Internal improvements
though he was once an opponent like many o
his party and we trust he will prove a valuable
auxiliary in advocating those measures which are
necessary TO develope the resources Of the State
to improve tho condition of the people, and to
prevent that constant depletion, by emigration
which has so weakened and impoverished The
good cd State Here, at least, Democrats ant
Wings should be found working shoulder To
shoulder. We copy the following from the as
number Of the Southern Democrat:
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
We were gratficd 10 learn from iht
last Giernsborough Patriot that the pros
poets Of This crest work. ia which th,
State is so deeply Interested. were Sc
bright and cheering. We were not among
It's earliest friends, r,r We honestly doubted
The proprieiy Of involving the Stale in til,
then condition Of her finances to such !
heavy amount for works which had hi,h
erto proved in this State little better thai
alailure. But our knowledge 81 Railroa'
statistics was limited. and our acquain
lance wit, the resources. which such
work wound ,levelope. slight. We rejolc'
Thar there were III bpih political parlics
mea nf nire enla gcil views, more e:eva
led State pride. WIN. regardless Of The pre-
Jndlres oi the ignuani, or the assaults 0
The de'nag"gne, nohlv pul their sh"ulder'
To The wheel to pasl, nn Tho great work y
which we now clllm 10 be ALL humble coit'
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Aneurism, or Enlargement Of The Heart, Arfe-
ries, Piles, DC. DC.
Use the pills two or three times week in
~ doses sufficient to purge freely; and when
paroxism comes on, fearless use Of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pecioris
and stone in the gaii-bladdcr are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
hy the medical profession, are cured by the use
Of Brandieth's Pills. Piles are cured by Bran
dreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be fui: six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on in the treatment Of other diseases, it is
good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and, as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma, con-
sumption, &C., perseverance will be required with
the pills to effect permanent cure. But any
other course will assurcdy bring on the pcctoral
affection.
Ia cases Of Debility, Weakness. Wdsfings, De-
cEnes, or Consumption approaching, il win be
necessary 10 commence with small Doses Begin
with one pill going 10 bed; neai night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days. long
err If no alteration takes place, then increase
pill each night until five six pills ae used, then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill Should any
fcveri,h symptoms arise, then take strong doses
kuntl the fever is reduced When this is done, the
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their
own judgment shall determine; being careful to
keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
are removed, so will be their advancement to
sound health.
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills:
ID. Heaift, Hillsborough.
j. b. MDade, hapel Hill.
G. A. Mehane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co, Bingham's School.
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81. ugnstine.--A young friend In Flo
rida has favored us with some neatly prepared
Mcmcn,os of st. Augustine, for which wc tender
our warnea thanks. In these memcntos are
comprised several interesting sketches, viz: view
Of the Bay Of st. Augustine; view Of Fort Ma
rim; and views Of the Military Burying Ground,
the Catholic Church and the Magnolia Hsssc.
Also brief historical sketch q st. Augustine,
from which it appears that that place Is, By moro
than forty years, the Oldest town in the United
States. The foundation Of ST. Augustine was
laid about The slh IF September, 1865; James.
town, in Va, was settled in 1907, and the land.
ing at Plymouth, IN Mass, took place in 1920.
These mementos also embrace the Furmaja-
das," Spanish Hymn in honor Of the Virgin, as
sung by the natives Of St. Augustine on Easter
Eve, and table showing the state Of the Tier.
mometcr for the latter half Of the month Of De-
cember last and the whole Of January. During
these months tho Thermometer ranged, at
o'clock A. NJ, from 50 to GO at o'clock, p
NJ, from 46 10 $50; and at P. NJ, from 40 ia
72o. A delightful temperature for invaids ant
il is matter Of surprise that more persons do moi
make il winter resort.
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NOTICE

VIZ unisnisnai, hlsing oiizins5 Ifllsls q
Adlllisr.1ea - Ihs esasle q JAMES
WOODS. dnaenanG. Il Fshruary lsrm 4 Or.nes
Ce1niy cs~n. gises n1sius l. al r<s-uas in5six-
- = -<.1 sss-ts - ee<.< frssrd sd zssk< ply
Hraa and is sii f<r-sss hssinx eisins sssinsz
$40 sds<. 70 present thez within The line pre-
s1f''ss y 'h~. q shis ns<ioe ~in bs E1esded IN
bar 0fs rosese.y.
ALEx'R. NJ. woons. Adm'r.
February "a Ta-3r
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EK0M the sshsusher, on the 10th inst, Bay
= HORSE, Sin years I'D neat spring. aud a
Bay MARE. aha.s eleven years old, one Of her
hind feet white. sud two or three white sireaks
on the leii side Of the neck. will satisfy any
person who will apprehend them, and write to
me at Raleigh.
w. G. SPAIN.
February IS. 7l-3w
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Medical Use Of Salt-In many ca.

Medical Use Of Salt-In many Eases
Of disMdered stomach a irasponnful Of sak
is a cersin rurc. In The vislem internal
pain, ,ermcd collie. iesspeoafnl Of sat.
dissolved in pint Of rdd water. ssken as
SOON as possible. with i,ost zap. Imme-
diaiely AFTER. is enc al the most raeciuai
and speedy remedies kaewn. The zane
will relieve = person who seems almost
dead from receiving heary Tall. In an
apopleclic 6i. no time sts<Ad be lost in
pouring down sal, and water. if sufIieein,
sensibiIiiy rcmsins TO allow of swallow
ing if not. The heal must be sponged
with cold water until the senses return
when the salt viii completely restore the
pa,ien, from the lrihsrgy. In case 81
severe bleeding az aks hangs. AMI whcr
other remedies failed. DR.. Rush iuunt
that two ieaspoonfuls of salt completely
stayed The blood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
AN OUTRAGE IN COURT.

On Thursday evening last. whilst Wake
County Court was in session, an outrage
occurred in The Court. House which has
excited The deepest Indignation Of our els
lizens. The Constable Of the Cour, and
City, Mr James ii. Murray. was sitting
within the bar. when Jahn Williamson
came up behind him aud struck him with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Al meeting of The Beard of Commits
sinners of The inwnf Wilmington. held on
Monday erening The l7lh Instant. resnlu.
lions were passed authorizing the Magis-
lraie c( Police 10 subscribe, IN the sstpe
and ON irhaif &c she CemaissiseeSs. fos
one thousand shares Of stock in The VA.
minslnn and Manrhrser Railroad Com
pany: and also au,horiring the Issue oil
bonds iothe amount Of one hundred ihuus-
and dnllar-. with interests al six pei cent. pei
asls.ss. ard wdeemasie al NOT less Hsas
Ten nor more than twenty years afIer Their
Respective dates, md lhas she pay@em ol
The psi@ieal money and asc aocraksg in
lens, 60 iecome d. by he bonds so Ia
lie issued. be secured and provided fal
by the assessment aad The .cullerum OF .
sufficient amount al taxes From ale req
estate. the culercd AMI while pcii.,- and
other subject. d taxaiinn within the
town Of WiImingin~, src"rding To the
provisions Of ~ act passed by The ia.s
l.egi laiure. erxisled IAN act Ia exiens
The pouers af the Commissioners Of ihs
town Of Wilmington" Y. ID. Meares ant
Miles Cosiin were appointed proxies to re
present The town subscription in The Rail
road Convention TO be held at Marion e.
u. in Marh next. their expenses TO b.
paid by the town. VII Jour.
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~ he fore. with q rnfk phkh Ne Nod N
~ hand. siun iing ard ifiling him 10 he
AonE nnlismsau Nas imlurtlialrly sea.
Il by IN clerk. a.. MarFioll. and held
unl,l Iilr caun a dfrrd INN % prisnn.
This nnlrzge Is The more ain,rieus INN
The fact. That Williamson had Just been
cemPeiled hy The t'ou IN give bead IN
keep the pssre towards Mr.. Murray. who
had Gully dealt with him previously - an
of1irfr in fhe discharge 81 his duty. hr.
Murray was sonreyrd 10 his residence in
a rauiage. and Was isnmeslizily srended
BY Dncinss iiilI and r. J. Hay wood. We
are glad On learn that his skull 10 nat frss-
tuned. slough his head is Gu, shsoagh Ia
The haRe.
Sarh an outrage. p<rpeir4ied on wor-
Inv nl'ierr nf The law. and under The very
eye az the couri. calls for The heaviest
punishment whirh that coRu can iniiIri.
Williamson j. noled Ear his prnfligae and
desperate disposition. aud is The very
chararlrr of whom an example cnghl "a
be made al li,is iiIpe, far the good Of The
community.
Mr. Murray was doins well On yrsier-
day. and we are graiified Ia learn h.s, llis
life is considered in no very serious dan.
ger. Sfaadard.
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The jury in the case Of Gen. Henderson, on
trial at New Orleans for being concerned in the
Cuba expedition, (sccond trial,) not being able
to agree, have been discharged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

a BLACK SMITH, for the ensuing year.
a A steady hand, acquainted with his tusi.
ness, can have CONSTANT empkyms and good
wages.
C. w. WYNNE.
Csdar Grove, FEBRUARY l, le5i. Ss-
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MARRIED..

In dis place. on TUESDAY ihe 25sh instant. by
William II. Brown. esq Nh. hensnB r. Bkx-
ssrr. Editor Of the csssilIs (Ga.) Standard. 20
bliss MAns Il. Rrsrs. 4sf this town.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Agricultural. = Under our agricultural
he d will he fssnd a valuable article on the I'm
provemcnt sf wonout Lands by ploughing in
Green Crops. written by the edsu Of the Amer
lean Farmer. Our sgiicsl,uEal rcad~s must no'
fecl discouraged IL they find some ingredients 70
commended which are difficult TO be obtained
and whih would be too expensive, mdx present
circumstances. to he used to any great extent Il
they could he procured. Let them follow the d.
sections as near as they can, using such ingrcdi-
enis as they can cSmmsnd. and subSs uiins 9th.
crs Cor those which csanei he had. II lime, for
instance. eannst he had, lot them substitute ash
es, and such ether manures as they are able to
make on the Farm, and by this means raise the
green crops which arc to be turned in. We know
some farmers in Orange who havs awaited them
selves, with such means as were within their
reach, Of the valuable suggestions made in agri.
cultural works. and the effect Is visible. Their
farms are e-nssshtly improving and making &c.
nsrous yields while ihose around are becoming
more AMI more exhausted, and Of course yielding
less aud less 10 the occupant. HIk< day, We hope
is not Gar &sant, when, by the aid Of the Cen
usl Rail Road, our farmers win not only have
facilities for getting their surplus produce 10 mar
kct, butalso Of procuring. in great abundance,
,ho~e elements which alone arc needed to give
their farms the greatest kniIisy and productive
nces. No one doubts. we believe. that our land.
arc susceptible Of the highest slate Of improve
raent; but the means and the stimulus have bccs
wanting. and nothing can suehy these SO well as
Kali Road.
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Died, inthe city Of Glasgow, Scotland. (whilh-
CT he had gone 10 complete the stvds Of his pro.
fcssion.) Mr.. AlrrAsnrn srnAssr, son Of the
Hon. Robert Strange, Of this vicinity.
Tho subject Of this obituary expired on the
evening Of the 18th Of January last, in the sist
year Of his age, after sho,i but severe illness
during which he was surrounded by the ahlest
medical assistance, and fondly nursed by sincere.
ly sympalhizing relatives ard friendA
In the depth Of their heavy sffiqIion, the be-
rcaved family Of the deceased may find just cause
Of consolation in the remembrance Of his bright
and shining virtues. Possessed Of vigorous
and cultivated intellect, and combining the qua
li,ies Of a firm and manly mind, with an extreme
" quiet and gentle temperament, and an anna
BILE and generous heart, he was an attractive &c
quainiancc, valuable friend, and in tho close
relations Of life, an examgle Of flial and 6aterna
fidelity.
In view Of his high moral and christian intcg
riiy Of character, and his uncsmmonly irrcproach
able and unhIamable life, there is every hope thai
Almighty God, in his mercy, hath taken hia
from the evil to come" and called him away " 10
be at sest.' Fayetteville carolilan.
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,sine y ras me fflhe psalls N VIC
Old NoIlt 3 I .uuless they ses confirms
70 be = lieWfts 70 Z and drawers a
Hiirr - their maae enlarprsinx aRa
eneEgsilr nFiglb ars. % srnuse lllrmsrlrss
lf"n illriF. slnml,rss--o siszke af .le
lr'harss which had sal Ear srars ike an
inrnhus npaa ihrir pnasp sisy. Twas
scsrrriy 10 he rresIilrd sbrnsd ,l,., a..
State whieh ga Inc FIRST 10 ssrnw or sle
CALLING yoke 81 British bonlags-uIe iirs,
10 seine The iofrh of I.beny.
= Lighting her ALTAR wish his r.y.
And laIaiag 70 The ns1i Who esns
sP<ed~a 4 On his spsfkIns ws,,s
should have been 90 long satisfied IN ne
main IN rondilinn nj commercial ras-
ssiase-a mere tributary 10 Virginia am the
nne side and Soulh csrnlina an the a,her.
Siairs whirh. after draining us 81 our
strength 10 bald mp liirir ri,irs and towns
sud villages. have lost M orezsian 10 sheer
Al and ms Ia IA. II Was srarreiy 10 be
rrrdiicd iIiai stale 50 rich in Mineral and
Agricultural resources should have so
long mantained position 81 stupid inil,f.
ference. I,al we rejoice lhai brighter
day has al length dawned upon US. and
thai under The able and energetic manage
mrnl of The President and Directors 81 the
North car.llna Rail Road. il,e eo~sraeis
fnr the work are soon 10 he ses cul al.ag
the whnlr line. Graham. wc believe. Is
sbopi the RENTAL paint between Charlotte
and t;"ld-h'rough. aud we hope that none
"f The claims when such po<iiion pre-
senis will he O erlooked. We have every
confidence 10 ihose 10 whnse hands INC
location oI The rnad has bren committed
and have made up our mind 10 be ssiis.
fed with Whatever louie They in their
wi-dom mag deem hesl-brliesmg that
they Will discharge ar The iulies which
have evolved npon them honestly. fuifh-
fully and iriseiy.
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'oshsu. shFa No Ea niuis. ll,ai DE
same eausr wiilrsiahlisiia :. safeguard or
slavery" b he remnFsl ~ Ihnse Nh0 are
especially dangerous 20 II.
The Rfpahlie pahlishrs Ilss alirles
from two alir. papers. Imam -hirh we
learn that The SouIhern Press s.ys. that
Mr.. Clay and she other speakers - went
a bewshos beyond Tho most fsnalirsl
.halliionsls in The canniry r.; whilst The
National Fra says. thai /. lie speakers
generally arowrd extreme hostility 10
every Esn of snii<lsrery agitation; and
the Compromise measures sf The Last srs-
.ion. especially The Fugitive sel. were full
~ endorses"
What queer people must they be. ~ho
control these lsa jeara~lsl Fay. Ola.
florida.-Ai The late Session sf she
Legislature. acts we're passed for ire or.
gsnizliion of > separate Supreme Coun. a
I'osrl nf lnlrrnd Improvements. aad a
Board az Agriculture, Tie Incorporation Of
WV ntduttC anu ssAN krNNa AaN Itau
Company. and some half dozen or mnrr
Plank Road companies the revival az Ihr
Atlantic aud Gsh Railway Company +;
the incorporation Of the Sisse Bank sise
passage nf law 10 secure lhe swamp and
oyeraowed lands, &c.
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The Boston TRANSCRIPT states dial
Messrs- Surnser. az that civ. have rrceni-
" screwed from t.ondsn a new syle Of
siIverea glassware. winS, promises n
take precedence Of The Bohemian and ulhes
fs~ey glasses. The siivering 10 indie
siruriitas. bcsng rcasch over .wiIk gtsss,
aud is Of vivid brillispry that can nsvcs
be ,arnislied or impaired. Dishes. vases,
and piirhrrs Of this ware make q more
lr;l6ant display than she same ar~lrs ol
pure silver. however tightly polished. Ths
advantage. in the greater lsrilily a keep
iag the former 81. "a. 'npss I've nbvinus.--
The metallic xa.isnce az the new ware /,
beyond al that arr has ye. affirmed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Public Priniing.-The senior editor Of
the Star has contracted to print the Acts and Re-
solutions Of the last General Assembly; and the
editor Of the Register to print the Journals, and
the Documents for the next session.
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Died, in Granville county, On ne 18th ins,ans
ser brief illnss. Ma MAnr Gnacr, consert
II Richard N. Daniel. and eioesi daughter q
Hon A.W. vensbIe- A large circle Of friends
and sesuaintanees are lrfi to msum tbs loss, and
weep over the early grave Of one 50 truly lovely.
4 .dessiei wife. an aflecions,e daughter. and a
faithful mother. she adorned, in all respects
abe sphere in which she moved. Sincerely ia
We ympaihize with her deeply afflicted family,
but would Direct their thoughts 10 that happy
home. where the assembled family around the
shrone Of God win pe'~ break up. and rejoice
with them. that they sorrow not as those without
hope. lcon.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
Mrs. Sim n son,s TrfaI.-wc al

Mrs. Sim pSon's Trial.-Wc are in
deb,ed to Mcssrs E. ]. Hale & SoS, the pub
fishers, for copy Of the trial Of MIS-. Ann X.
Simpson, charged with the murder Of her hus-
band. Il was reported by w. H. Haigh, esq,
and has been prepared with much care, and is
very neatly printed in all respects II does cro-
dit to the ente,prising publishers.