The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-21

Browns Literary lrcilIves.-we
have received cory Of new monthly magazine.
published a Marlborough in This State, l.szrng
the above title. II is edited by Mr.. n. H. Brown,
contains ihir.-iwo pages. and 10 furnished q, the
low price Of 81 per snnum. In addition 10 Lit
rraiurr. the Archives Will con. ain great smauat
Of statistical inflammation touching Manufactures,
Mines, Agriculture. Religious Denominations,
Schools Public Improvements, &c. Mr.. Brown
Is good writer. and il he will improve the iy-
pogrsph;ssl spPesrsnre of the work, his enis,-
pi.e may succeed. The subjects TO he treated
will sfT,rj ample scope Tor usefulness, and we
wish the sli,er abundant success.
North Carolina hrgnu. We srs
plrased 10 se- that John w. Cameron. esq. has
again assumed the management of the editorial
department Of this journal. The last number
comes to us seasoned with oil the spiciness Cor
which his pen was formeriy distinguished. We
welcome his rrtun 10 the ranks rs one whs can
and viii do yroman's service. not in the Wing
cause only. hut in oil that comes within the
range OF an e,iiim's duty in promoting the true
interests Of society.
The Raleigh Times, which had been
suspended for some months. has again made lis
appearance. Mr.. e. &. Raholrsu continues T. he
its Editor; r r. Wynne, Esd. is the Publisher.
II has been enlarged to the size Of the other Ra-
leigh papers, and is well printed. It's politics
Wing. as heretofore and il will advocate re-
form Of the Constitution by Convention, in OPP
position to amendments by Legislative enact
menis. Prize 1900 in advance. $3.50 in six
months. or $500 Ut the end Of the year.
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Georgia. Legislature Of Georgia
has passed preamble and resolutions
somrwhaI nut &c The course If legislation.
Il appears iha, the States Rights Cover.
nor 81 Georgia, under q resolution Of the
late Legislature. had bluck nf marble
prepared a. contribution Of that Slae
to the National Washington Monument,
and he caused to be inscribed upon il The
words. The Constitution =. il ~; The
Unrn as il was" o., hraring of this arl
Of his Exrcilcnrv. the Legislature re-
.nl,ed that :. the said inscription doe, nj
,nly rYp'css Tie sentiments sf The Zee.
pie ni Georgia. and is deemed an unhe
coming tribute 10 The renory al the Ia.
Their IL his county," Therefore. the lie.
legislature directs that hlrrk To lie with
dr. wn. and another To be prepared oI
Georgia marble. with The elmrle insrrip-
lion upon il Of the arms of the State 81
Georgia.
This proceeding does credi, TO The pa.
lriolism Of The Legislature.
The annual meeting of the Stock.
holders of the Fayetteville and South.
: ern Plank Road. (savs the Observer,
, was held on the first instant. and or
ganized by the appointment Of Charlie
Benbow as President, and Archibald
: A. 4. Smith, Secretary.
i The President, A. 4. Mcclellan
ESQ.,, made full report of the opera
lions Of the Company during the pas
! year, which was accepted. 1t appear.
E IRON said report, that the road is l5i
$ miles long; 10 miles have been grad
ed, and III miles planked. leaving onl,
, 4, miles to be completed that Tol
: Houses have been built; and that tn
: cost thus far incurred is $685. 20.
MIR. Mcclellan was reelected Pre-
= s;dent, and 4. 4. L. Smith re-appolnt
ed Secretary.