The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06
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completion Mr.. J. r. faseru's eoo,.aes. an a,
sestioa ~es q Nc. Hzzeil. has l~en eanp,r,,d
NJ. css<fcn, - understand. has rom,ars,s.
isrssHPfiion a Lis osntrsrs. and Arsss. Ida.
s;ssf 10. rr pushing lhsirs forward xi,h eom.
mendaiie rs~l. Mrssrs. B. Trulliugsr & Ca. h,,,
eommrnred building shr Bidg- across Ena~ :,
Brswa's Min. about two miir. west ef lhis pl.,.
and ne may b. sure sh<re siIl H. no wan, a. "a.
efgy In the prosecution ofihe wosk.
The wosk On the sreiions running through Al
smanee. We acc pleased 10 tate. has been qui.,
ss roecesfully prosecuted. Several az he eoa.
tracts, we UNDERSTAND. have been iisi,hrd sad a..
lisefed. and she o'hers arr ,apidIy progressing.
The following. from The Standard. give. N
account Of the resrr-- d the work in the s;ri,
iy Of RaIrish, aud furnishes Other in,err.,ias
items:
ave learn that the contract of Ma:
Nixon and others. ON the North Cara.
lima Road. has been finishesl.s III EN-,
braces three sections, and covers about
twomiles to the Sonihwesfo f this place.
Gen. Trollinger', contract begins near
Mr.. Hollcman's ON the Newborn rad.
and extends to the Southwestern limits
Of the City Here he is met by the
contract Of ylessrs. Miller, Allen and
Roytcr. of Granville. aud Mi Hinton.
Of this County; aud this contract unites
with that Of Mr. Jacob Mordecai, which
\ extends To point some four miles
above the City.
Mcssrs. Trollinger, Allen, and
Mordccai are pushing forward their
work with much energy. The former
is engaged, at this time, in cutting
Through the hill some three hundred
yards below the Governors Mansion,
, aud in embanking' ON the right of tie
Fayetteville road as il approaches fhe
City. Mr.. allen has excavated the bib
near. the residence Of Mr.. Boylan, 6ll-
ed up between that aud the site Tor the
depot, and is pow engaged in filling
up just fellow the public spring. The
depot is to be established within the
Southwestern limits Of the City, on The
lots formerly belonging to the estates
Of w. Rogers and Richard Smith.
: "The contract for the connecting
; link between the North Carolina and
CASTOR Reads is advertised by Presi-
dent Branch to be let ON the lst Of Nav.
This work. il is expected, will be cum.
: pleted by the first Of January, 1854, by
which time the road from Goldsbo-
! rough to this place will be in opera
8 tion. This link is a mile in length.
: Ii is to commence about two hundred
I. yarIs North Of the CASTOR Road depot,
run through the lots Of ur. Lcmsy and
A Mr.. Courts. cross the Hillsboroush ROAD
. between Mr. Courts and Mr.. Shep>
ards. then pass through the lots Of DIR.
Mason. Mr.. Burns, Mr.. Harrison, and
! Mrs. High, and unite with the Central
!, Road at Or near the depot"
A Misunderstanding RI the .ysk on the
Rail Road Bridge across Enoe. reminds us Of an
ineidcaI Of recent occurrence, which afforded US
hearty laugh. bridge now stands there for
ordinary travel. which has cov1sne. travel
Ter. who was passing the road linling il difficult
to get his horses 10 cross il, became exceedingly
vexed. and muiicredf s~~s de? and strong
!, against the bridge and his h'rses. Having at
lcncfh succeeded in getting across, he encounter.
/, ed one of our townsmen. who il somewhat re.
markshic fsr his ready vii and rrpariee, 10 whom
!. he addressed himself by way Of letting of some
Of his wrath. "Whal the d--l." said he. did
they put top on this h,ilge for y Why
said our townsman. with great gravity, /" sup
I, pose il was 10 avid the necessity Of taking II ~
n rhsn IL rams ," This was lao much ioI the
), stranger, and he passed on without another word
!. In better humor, We suppose, both with him
e self and the bridge, and better prepared TO en-
, dure the liiile inssruI ,isns in his journey.
J. Ur The University Magazine for April il quite
respectable number. Besides other matter u
!. contains corrected copy Of Gov. Grahams Irc-
ture hefoie the New York Historical Soeiciy.
!. On Introducing The lecture tc ihsir readers, The
editors notice criticism by Querist. cores
p'ndeui of,hs Rowan Wing. on the quotation
: s am native there,
And to the manm hori,."
!. Querist says, if the Governor intended TO quote
. from shakespeare, il should have bern:
!. IL am native here.
And to the mnnRtr ,ofn."
In rely, The editors Of the Magazine say "in
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