The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26
"wednesday. ocssher 60.


ions. Minrfals. NanuiActufeu 1bAetrss aau -
hilrry Of VARIOUS kini.. Hefses. Cattle. Hogs.
sheep, PsulIry. Paintings. Nsedle-soIk, fruii.
kc.. and We wrre as much pleased with the e.
sllepce Of lbs articles erhlaled. as with the
number and variety. oul space win not allow
IS 10 publi-l, the full as, which Is given in the
Raleigh papers; We select from the lis, those on
) which.wsn furnished by citizens Of Orange
md Alsm1nce. sopse Of which. we understand.
have taken premiums.
From Orange.
A pair Of bay Horses, by Maj. Howsrton.
A ligh, Buggy. BY Gabriel U,ley; with new
nsepiion Of his own. which il considered hlgh-
j salu,ble.
Straw Gutter. BY Gray U,ley.
Two brood Mares and three Cells. and ons
Stud Cob three years old, BY r. z. Cameron.
Eigh, or ten sheep, by dilta.
Col, = Kentucky Bay by J. d. Les,hes.
A Sorrel Mare. by ditto.
Smut Machine, by ). A. NJ Manner.
A Pugh Plough. by r. NJ. Cole.
A Screw Plate and two chissls, by Webs &
Douglas.
Cotton Yarn. by dit,q.
a barrel Of Flour BY Alexander Dickson.
NJ. II. Brown.
VIM. w. Guess.
Thee Bed Quilts. BY ditto.
Late Irish Potatoes. by p. G. Cameron.
Vegetable Egg Plant, by r. r. Webb
From Aldm0nee.
Striped Domestics, by e. NJ. Hob.
Cotton Yarns. Of difleren. numbers. by ditto.
A Straw Gutter, by John Stafford,
A Sweep Horse Power Machine. BY dino.
Four bundles Cotton Yarn. by Gen. Trolingsr.
Two barrels OF Flour, by ditto.
Smut Machine. BY ]. A. Graham.
Box Of Fruits, BY John Stafford.
MILESTONE Crit, BY P. S. Benbow.
The award Of premiums, and tho sale Of tho
articles. was to take place on Friday; report Of
which has moi yet reached US.
| The attendance each DAY Of the FAN was very
large. The hotels were not sufficient to accom-
mediate the company, and man, were indebted to
private citizens for comfortable quarters;
The Address on Wednesday by the Hon. A.
w. ycnshe was highly commended, and gave
great satisfaction to those who had the privilege
Of hearing it; pleasure which We in measure
were deprived Of, as the crowd IN front Of The
stand was great, and our position uniavorable for
hearing. The Address appears In full in tho Re
gislcr, and we shsll take occasion heresflcr 10
give il to our readers.
The decorations of Floral Hall,' and the
contributions by the ladies, deserve especial
commentators. These formed an important item
IN the Fair, aaIins grace and beauty 10 IFS at
lrsriions. And not less did the presence Of the
many fair ladies' impat liscliness and interest
to the scene which nothing else could afford.
The receipt. BY the State Society. from the
Fair and initiation fees, was about $4,000.
We viii conclude this kasiy sketch with an
extract from the notice of the Fair in the Stand,
ard. which expresses our views exactly:
Every true-hearted son OF North
Carolina must feel proud Of the occa-
Sion. 1t is tangible, palpable evil
I dence not only Of her vast resources
but Of the fact that she is at last arous-
ed. and,noving forward, with majestic
stepsto high and bright position in
the ranks Of her confederated sisters.
/ "The first North Carolina Fair has
been successful (; the second will strike
many with more agreeable surprise
than the first. The great West, as
well as the cultivated and fertile
/ East, will be here, we trust. IN full
I force in October, 1854. and 50 year
] after year We shall make this the coca
sionand the means of clpser intercourse
] and larger and deeper physical and
mental Development"