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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-12
Harry Hill. an eninen, merchant of

Harry Hill. an ennent merchant Of
New Orleans, recently deceased, whose
exemplary character, genuine piety, and
open hearted beneyolence. not less than
his great wealth. have been the subject
Of remark and eulasium throughout the
country, was, il seems. native of Hal.
itax county, in this State, the SON Of
"poor but honest parents" az the bi.
ographers say, and without the advan.
tages Of a liberal education in his youth.
lie died worth million aud half, and
it is supposed that his deeds of charity
and benevolence during his life, a.
mounted to as much as three hundred
thousand dollars. lie was fifty six
years OF age. Viii Journal
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Equity Sales.

John H. Wis. and others, sr puyie.
Il y obedience to decree Of the Coun Of Equi-
4 ~ for Orange county shall oi.sr ior sale,
al the ia'r residence Of William v els, deed.
on the 25lh Of October next. the Real Estate Of
said William Wells, decd. consisting OF Two
Tracts o: I.and--nne containing 200 Acra. ad.
joing she lands Of Nicholas heser--thc other
containing loo Acres, adjoining the lands Of G
Is. Lea. esq. fe-ns, twelve months crsdit--ii-
tie reserved until the purchase money is paid.
D. +. LONG, c. & NE. y
September 10. 03
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FINE WRTrINo.--We have received
from L. B. Mcdowell, of Bolivar,
Tenn, two cards. on one of which is
written the Lords Prayer. in u circle
one fourth Of an inch in diameter, and
on the other is written the Ten Com.
mandments. in an annular ring one half
an inch in diameter and one eighth Of
an inch wide. By the al Of a micro-
scope We have read them, and find them
distinctly written. This beats all the
fine writing we have ever seen or heard
Of We shall place them on exhibi.
tion in the Chrysral Palace.
Scientific american.
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Joha Lockhoyi, and Others, &c pcrfc.

John LockhGri, and Others, &c pGrfc. A
IN obedience to decree Of the Court OF Equi-
" FOR uransc county. | shall offer for sale At
Cedar Grove, on the 18th of October next, Two
Valuable Tracts Of Land. situated on the waters
Of Euoe. in the npighhorhood Of Cedar Grove.
Said land belongs 10 the heirs Of David I.eckharf,
decd, having been wiiled to them hy thei, untle,
Johr Kelly, decd. Terms. twelve months crrlit
title reserved until ,h. purchase money is paid.
o. +. LONG, c. & NE.
September 10. 03-
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iranee 10 The t'rss,sl Palace. lie ID 10!
bands high. The heigh, Of the largest
earfi.ge nurses seldom 20 o,rr 10
hands The mule neighs !. $50 pounds.
which is thousand pounds more than
The average weight Of horses. lie Was
raised By Col. Howard. Of Georgia.
New York can raise as large assess as
any other State. In way Of mules We
knock under. The cotton State can
take that hat asE York D.feAmaH.
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Va. 1905.

alone compelled to gu into hospital de-
tenfion Here is an interesting fact
ior the doctors. A general somitins
saves over one hundred persons from 4
disease which attacks nine out of ten
Of unaeelimated. IL not. too. the uni.
versatility oi the sickness. fact Of soms
significance. irom which thr physicians
may extract sumo light On the subject
Of the character Of this diseasri
". q. Dehg.
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PgRuvras GuAso AND CorroS.-M.,

PERUVIAN GuANo AND CorroS. W.
]. NJ. Dantzler, cotton planter Of
South Carolina, states that in 1852. hy
way Of experiment, he applied 25i,
pounds oi Peruvian guano, mixed with
sand, to an acre OF cotton plants. and
that the additional yield was over 100
per cent o. the amount expended for
she gaana. An acre without guano
ylsldei l55 pounds Of seed cotton
while an acre to which it was applied
produce,. 58l pounds.
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Cheapest, Shortest, &
Most Expeditions Route
To Petersburg aud the North.

TRAvELLERs ming down the Raleigh
= and tiaslon Road are informed. that they
will find a, GasroS a pas~nger train ready to
carry thsm Oh To Petersburg without any delay.
By taking this train, they will not onl, saye
so cents IN the price Of each passage. and short
en- the railrcad ,rs,cl Is miles. compa,cd with
The rnu,s ria Weldon bu, they will reach Pc.
tershurg hel,re the Petersburg or Portsmouth
cars start from Weldon as thvse cars have to
wsii there 10, the Wilmington csrs.--snd besides
avoid the DELAY Of 81 10 hours a, that place.
For further information and tickets, apply to
the Agent of the Greensvilie aud Roanoke Rail
Road Company. q, CASTOR.
OtEire Ggcensyiilc & X. r. II. Io..)
Gaslon, sept. IL. 1858. 03-2m
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

I HAVE This day given nty~san John rhonp
: son bis freedom. and iram and after this ate
hr will be Al liberty 10 make contracts for him
self, and 10 dn all other business in as full aud
perIcci msnner as il he had attained The age Of
tweniy-one years; and hereh, give notice that
! will not hereafter hold myself responsible for
any uf his contracts.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Octobei 9d. 1885, O5-sw
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The shrat production Of Ohio is es.
ilmated 10 average a5. .OOC. 200 bushels
per annum. Of which 5000. .OC0 are
surplus IL is said that only about one.
fiih Of the land in the State is under
cultivation. While some Of the IRE.
mium crops exceed so bushels 10 the
acre. the average yield Of the State
will not exceed l q bushels.
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Elll sSlllll ] g. Al


~--=~ 80 - - N <<4-sf4Afs
CfsenshoEoush. Sept 18Th. lsss-
NOTICE IS hsrsl,y given 20 the ssockhsldeIs
: IN The n. 4. X. X. Company. that al In.
ssallnfni sss called ior and made payable an the
siA day Of January. one On the Is d Msreh. one
% INC q a May. oa< % shs 5sh II July, one
On the Isl Of S<paemaef. shd ore as ne zulh oi
December. 1854. Thrs~ insisllaenis are due
from many u The slos khnljeEs. and after The rst
Il October rsxss Interest viii he igidly exsriei
from l.t several d.les saia insiaImsnis fel due.
There Is also insiallnent ef ten per ernl rall-
ed for and made payable oa the ffs day Of No
semler next. and one Of ten per cent, ialing due
lhe fIa Of January. 1854.
think Il likely that no further notice win lie
given Of The above instaIinrals leing due uniiI.
according - the pIosision of The charter. the
stock viii lie advertised far sale. siockhallers
had better loak To the condition contained in The
charter foI collecting inslallm~nls Of dslnQueals.
CYRUS T.. MENDENHALL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Sept. "a. o. 5w
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heather. Leather!
FALL TRADE, 1881.

WE respectfully iaisrm cur oil frier.ds ami
" pxsfons, ~ sell ~ sl4s public ss large
fiasg We have now ia store ihs largest snd bssl
sslerled Stock II ~
LEATHER axD FINDINGS. -
thai ws hsse ever had the satisfaction Il Offering
them. The fact thai sc ars fesfisine more Lea.
thef from oar ssn Tzaners ihsa We have syrr
done. together siih shat We get from the hands
II inpnileEs aud Norhsrn iaggofies, plares il ia
our power 70 sell gods as ios a. any jsbbins
hoa-r u nc same klUd ia an, nenhe1n civ.
Merchants. baoi ana Sine Manul.rlursrs.
Fssmers and 81 others. shs ran need goods N
our line. arr requested 70 give oas ,ls.k an ex-
Summation teiafr purchasing, Ne doubt not.
thAt we can nske u Of aulusl benefit 10 both the
purchaser and ourselves.
Below ne snrineralr some q the leading ar.
eies:
50 don. American csIf skins.
SIS French disU.
is0 = l.iains. binding AMI Rome Ski ..
"a M,Torco skins, Bride Leather,
20 Zip di,.o. Hmness ditto.
hsg dlsss. skining dil,o.
Bag Hides.
1000 sides Oak aud Hssnlurk Sot Leather,
100 sides baud Leather. embracing all grades,
I.asi anL BastiIees. Shoenakers' kil oF fosls.
Ala. genrfai as-orinrnI If
Tanners and turrier's Tools.
And last. though not least, always on hand
supply IL
SEIZE ID FROG ms,
of our own manufacture. wsIranird - give sa-
i.iacion. and At prices rase. u our old stand.
opposite .. p. Harrisan's saddir,y store. aud
three doors brlow peelies & White. No. 81,
o'd '''es'. Y A. & n. III. FORD.
y. B.-The hishes, prices, paid ia cash. for
grern and Jtlsd hides.
r. A. & II. III. r.
Petersburg. August 81. 0i--3m
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Just Received,

"A FRESH supply Of Wolie's Aromatic schie-
dam Schnapps. specihc for incipient Drop
sy, Kidney Complainis Gravel and Stone, &c.
i; = For sale at The Printing Office.
September 81. o.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1883.
TT is ordered 5, the cou-t. that the Clerk give
no'ire. IN The u BiIlsbofough Recorder. that
msjnriiy of the Jus,ies meet on Monday Of No
vemb-r Court next. tnr the purpnse of eee,ing
OF Common Schools.
res. GE0R IL LAWS, c. c. C.
September 5th. 1883. 6l--
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Copper & Tin.

ENHE subscriber having become proprietor Of
the Tin and Copper Establishment lately
owned by A. Z. Murdoch, hegs leave 10 Inform
the eiiizers Of Hillshorough aud the surrounding
country, that he will continue 10 carry on the
Tin and Copper Business in all its VARIOUS
branches, and would be pleased TO have call
from all wishing to purchase any article in HIS
line OF business.
Merchants will be supplied at the usual whole.
sale prices, al the shortest notice. and the Tin
delivered at their doors free Of cost Every ar.
tIcle warranted TO be Of good material and the
waknanship good.
His shop will he found one door above r. d.
Rufin's store.
CH,RLES THOMPSON.
Sept. ~. 1853 OILY
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Tall MULE.-The larses, mule ever
raised in this or any other country is
nov IN 4ota street. opposite the en-
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Az IMpnpr,Nr EAcr In >

An IMPORTANT FAcr.- In con.er-
sation with Ca tam Baxter, of The Ell
Dorado, reeeit!y of the Cherokee. We
learned an important fact. wiich may
throw some light on iAe great ms stery
of the ase--'he yeli0w fever. CAPITA n
Baxter left here with tie Cherokee Oh
the 18th Of August last, whea the epf.
demic was at its height, with one hun.
dred aud sixty nine passengers, the
majority of whom were unaccllmated
and liable to the yellow fever. When
the Cherokee emerged into the Gulf,
the sea was> rough. and the passengers
suffered great dsah from sea sickness
Every one Of them was Compelled tc
vomit. and the captain SAYS he nesel
had a more unanimously sick &eY
Soon, however, it vas all aver, ]
health and hilarity reisr nun
when the yellow ieyex
ance among the CT
had suffered FROM
arrival Of the ck,
th:re being two Sstsl
ordered into the haspt3
ofthem died the other reed
one Of the passeagers
They were ali pesA;ssy
New York after/sights.
'hs SICK nsp>sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-12

I" Z respectfully iaium cur oli fiies.ds ami
" patrons, ~ ~ell ~ shs public Al large.
shst We have now "a ssors ihs largest and bssI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-04
9he Markets.

There seems TO be but iule change in The
price of buadsIufr.. The price Of wheat
charges daily some days going upa little. and
on others falling IS much as it had advanced.
What liule change there seems to be is in fa'
vor Of the seller. We learn lha, whes, is bring.
ing al Minerva. 87cts.. which is within cent
or Two Of The Cleveland price. 10 CsIrollIon
The article is worth I6cts.
There is more anxiety sbOu, Butter than any
other article Of produce. Considerable quaint.
ties are on hand, which was bought at I8 and
30 cents, The Cleveland Herald says that the
article has been cfr red in the streets lhers at
islrts. and dull at that. Il is quoted 10 New
Ymk AT l4Ol5cts. Ger merchants. are pay ing
I4Is.
Clover seed is selling 10 the east at S6,37, it
is worth IS IS 10 CsTrOllI0n.
LATER The Africa arrived on Sunday
evening. There was an advance Of Id on
wheat, AMI Cd on -four. at Lvrpool.
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aaached 80 abarscI, hiy cents ~h'rh iers
shall be allowed By ihs county aodiior. on he
ceHi6cae Of such clerk or prubsIs Judge. las
,he case may bs.) and paid By The eouny treas
uFrr.
Sec. IS. That Il shall be lawful foT The judges
Of aoy election which may be held under ms
ACT, when. in the opinion Of said judges, 's
imprac,icable 10 count out Snd epr'ily all The
votes which have been gwen, 90 The tifs' day.
To place The box, conIaining the ballots, well
secured by lock. and carefully sealed up. IN.
der The charge Of one Of said judges and 10
postpone further counting thereof until The neat
day. when The counting shall be resumed ana
continued unul completed, when the same shall
be certified in The manner provided for 10 This
act.
Sec. 81. That the act 10 regulate elections,
passed The eighteenth day Of February, one
thousand eighI hundred and IhirIy.one. and The
act amendaIory OF the act entitled an act
regulate elections passed on the thirteenth day
o. March. one thousand eight hundred and Ihir
Iy.seven. and an act prescribing the manner o
cOnIesliog The elections for Governor passed
December Iwenly.Ihird. one Ihousand eight hun
dred aud seven. be and the same are herrb!
repealed Provided, thai said repeal shall 10
10 any way or manner afiecI any right whieI
may have accrued under Any Of said acts.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
JOEL W. WILSON,
... President Of The Senate, pro ten.
May 5, 1850.
hereby certify that have read and compare
the proof Of the foregoing and that it is correctl
printed from the copy certified by the Secretary {
State. F. s. McKEAN, Aud. q. co.
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il should be universally kHoOn-for il Is
s.r,ctv true, that indigestion il ths parent Of
large proportion of ,hs fatal diseases. Dysen-
tery. dlarThel !. cholera mOEbus, liver complaint,
and inany o.hes diseases enumerated in the city
,nspecior's weekly crlaloeue Of deaths, are gen.
erahd by indigestion alone. Think OF 'haE
dvsppptics Ihiuk Of il oil "ho suffer from dis
ordered slCmachs, and ( you are willing to be
guided by advice. funded upon experience. re.
snrI At once (don'' DELAY day. 20 lloOAand's
German Biuers. prepared by Ds. G. NJ. Jackson,
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invgorans,
stands alone and unaPprOarhed. General de-
pot, 100 Arch street. We have tried these Bit
Irrs, aud know they are excellent for the dis
easas specified above. PkiIadpIpA ug H"m.
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A resolution passed ,he Senate to adjourn on
the els. inst, bu. has not yet been acIed upon
10 the House. II is not supposed that il will
succeed.
On The 9Th uh. Mr.. Pards', from the com.
mIIee on Temperance. reported bill contain
ing the stringent provisInns Of 'hs Maine Law,
which was laid on The table 10 be printed. This
is the first step.
The report Of The "code commissioners is
before lhe Senate. We are indebIed to X. }.
Atkinson, ESQ.,, for copy. which we have ex'
amined with care. Ii the report should become
the law, il will work quite revolution in the
pracuce of our courts. We cannot see, hnw.
ever, thu, i. will be TO The advantage Of any ex
cep, lawyers who are unskiIlrd iO pleading
The rights Of parties will be as difficult 10 as
certain under The new, as under the old regime
The services Of an attorney cannot be disPehs'
ed with IN either case.
The main features Of The new code are, that
il abolishes all distinction between acIlo"s at
law aud suits in chancery, aud al Distinction
between the dfTerenl kinds OF actions al iaw.--
There is no action OF debt or assurpsl', or case,
or eieclmenl all are OF one name, 10 wit, an
action at law.
As above r,marked, this code Of procedure
" III be Of very Ii,Ile benefit to any except mex
perienced lawyers. The object Of pleading is
TO raise a question Of law or fact, to be deter
miaed by The judge or jury; shat difference
therefore, can il make to a parry, whether 1he
question be raised by the use Of ten words or
two hundred I Certainty in pleading is the
great desideratun, aud the best means Of at
,ainine that otjec, is The bes. mode Of procedure.
The new code will not facilitate the deIermIn'
ing Of rights one day. Il will take the parties
as long to prepare for "al after its enactment
as before. Il will be just as difficult to get the
ruth before jury as At present. .ss
Notwithstanding the proposed innovation will
make considerable Of a revolution, none ~lll
notice i, but lawyers and officers of The cour'.
No party to sui. will see The difference.
Ii is thought that The code as reported will
become a law. wi,hom much chang. Al las
accounts over 200 sections Of it had been ap'
proved by .he Senate. ....-.. ...
There is a proposition belnre one Of 'he
houses to make two additional common plea
Judges, and districts to correspond. The "el'c
is os,ensibr. Thereby place will De provided
lor Two more asprauss 10 public offices. Az
ready there are more judges than were unde
The lid constitution, at grea, deal higher saIa
ry. The people would do we'll to watch 'h'
proceedings Of these gentlemen, in regard 10 'h'
distribution Of .he public money, with jealous
eye. t aa'tA
The school bill has passed one branch sub
s,an.ially as il was reported, II is thought 'ha
liz will become law This winter. We gave
synopsis of It's provisions al The lime il was pre-
senied. fte
The last we heard Of the " croO bar" bill
was that il was in The hands oil committee
one. This is The bill that is to au'horze IN
Coreble euWy Of banks III collect The taxes
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hSs1.ssE - tcc.


There will! be petition presented to the Com.
missorers Of Carroll county at their next session.
prsyng for an alteration in the graded road lead.
inc from Oadiz In Harrison county, to Canton, In
Stark county, commencing at the forks of the Can
Ton and New Cumberland road, on the farm Of
smith and Gundy. in Orange township, thence on
the Cumberland road to The line between the lands
of said Smith and lirs. Cunningham, thence on or
near said line to intersect the Canton road on the
land of Harmin Dean thence on or near the said
road to the forks Of the old Queensborough road,
on the land Of HOnibNl G. Robey thence on or
near the inc between the lands of Thomas Bon.
iTakCr and Anthony Cummings to the road lead-
! ing from Caro- ton to Eastport thence IN said
road to sad Gum nngs' gate then Q the nearest
and b, ct route through the northwest quarter OF
section two, township 6teen and range seven, to
intersect the said Csnton and Cadiz road so an
alteration in the road esding from aro ton'to
ElStpOrt. commencing where the adiz and anton
road crosses the said Caro- ton and EastpOrt road
Ethence through the .ands of Thomas. .Bontraker
aud HaniOsl G. RObey until I intersects The said
road again, - Z Hkhkx SMITH :
JsDoag g, ls6e~psid.
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The Back robbery.

lisa well known tact that the charter OF 'ne
SINE Baak Of Ohio r quires The P"y'"en' OF slS M
per centum PEI. annn"' on '@e "'''"F"'S' '.i :"
lru Of taxes. The Breaches ~en' nv" opera
non under this provision, and ia''h"''y 'om
olied ~i,h ii. A new tax law vas passed u
1851, which taxed those institutions f-renuy
sud = ; greater anOens. This Law hey com
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or We ranno, condescend TO notice the ed.
nor Of the Pcayune. nor IAN Old Chzen, al.
though he be Prosecuting Attorney. Their
uuer nsignifcance in The estimation Of men.
renders their assaults harmless and their en-
lire deslnu,ion Of character 10 The community
in which they reside, is to them ample Pro'ee'
ZION.
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pilrd ~an. 4 li.sIr shs IhEsse, laA isH Fss
passed, Nhieh provldea snnsheE manner Of iaH.
a.iOo iUr Backs. with .his lsu hey refuse 70
comply unll m vsidhy is ssuled BY ihs 80.
prsme COun. The qurssioS viii be decided
this week. Loesioeos are pOs willing 70 sub.
mi, 10 ,his mode Of proceeding, bU. the Bsss.
urers Of rhs eOundss in which the branches ere
located are rrquirsa 20 gel lhs uAss IRON lhs
banks By force if necessary. l,z7..
Il was nndri such eircumaancrs th0 he
treasurer Of COIumbiana eoun'y, inemP'sd los
and succeeded IN soIlccling taxes OG The sslcm
Back. Several weeks ego, the ues'ufes ac'
companied by several b0llirs entered he taDkfr
and attempted BY force 10 phe WANI ROpef
would pay the maes. They we're erivea. b.
the officers, from the premises Wi'hOutiE @
Subsequently secOnd ll,smP' WSs made
which was more pecessiul. A man .enIeTed
the bank TO get some mOney exchanged. Soon
another came 10 10 make dePosh. A third
soon followed who attempted to negotpie loan.
The clerk Of The bank kept look out for Ihe
treasurer and his posse who we're expected:
Soon that :unc,iOnnry came 10 sighi, aud The
door was Immediately barred. The three mes
10 the bauk took hold Of the officers, and Sc.
cured them, v hen Al the same tine one Of Ihem
opened the DIOR and IeI lhe treasurer and his
gang in. A considerable Of a scuffie eosuefs
but the clerk and cashier we're overPowrred BY
superior numbers, and the vault and drawers uf
the concsIn ,anss,k,d for money. Atgg q
gold was finally found in stove pipe hole, and
It's contents appropriated by The treasurer.
Such are some :, ( The fruiw Of democratic
Legislation. II this be no, condemnation wiIhs
out trial, we cannot understand the phrase.
The treasurer has the same right TO enter the
premises Of an individual by force and rob him
Of his money. ............. ...... ..
or Our paper is filed up with laws this week,
to The exclusion of our usual variety, for The
purpose OF getting through with thea at once.
: Another week will nearly complete those Of
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Gbe Carroll frre press.
arrOlltOn.::.::::.::,::.;Fridsy, Feb. 4, 1858.
COURT.

The Spring Term OF the Cour of Common
Plas for Carroll county. ~il commence on the
third Monday (sls.) of March.