The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-03

Coach MakimE.-T The nilish 7e'p
noiies ne fact lhai fhsTs nls eight cuuiFe
sbops d thsi ritz, n nhirh sod wak i dsir.
and iuiimsls lhai rshirles can ir bad ehra-u
thers Ihsn in any sihrr psn q he ss-se Ne
uish the Raleigh sarehanies abundant prosperity.
As We Do al ihs industrious elsszes Throughout
fsr Stale. There i no heller evidence q perms-
nSa and safe progress in the sisss. Than Is az
folded ~ ihe prosperity Of The Mechanic and the
Agricaiiurist. The Interests af these two class
Is ass intimately klended; and ST other Trades
and professions are sustained and promoted by
ihere. Success. ih~n. 70 al. say We. and let
North Carolina be made What she ought 10 be.
Bat our purpose was 10 make statement with
reference 10 ihs Corresponding business in This
county, 10 show ihe sreas improvement in This
business. and The fsriliiirs for supplying The de-
mand Cor work of this kind
There are four Csnisge shops in Hillsboroush,
one or more al Chapel FIIIl. and four in other
parts Of the county. Those in Hillsborough are
as follows: Mr.. A. G. Muriock's. Messrs. Hob
Ioway & Cheeks. Mr.. w. 8. Cberk's. and Mr..
Henry workmsn's Al Chapel Hill. Mr. Grey
riey's Thosc in other parts Of the county are;
Mr.. I.emuri wlkinson's. -is miles north Of Hills
borough The Mrs-rs. Hurdles. a, Walnut Grove,
nine miles from Hill-borough. little easi Of
north; Mr.. W. ID. Faucets three miles north
wesi Of Marlborough; and Mr.. s. n. Tales, Sc
ven niles west.
Mr.. Mpnlock's shop i the most extensive rs
adjustment Of the kind ever carried on in this
place. He has conmosiions bindings. and works
twenty hands n present in bis Carriage and
Smith Shop; and IN recent visit 10 his estab-
fishmeni, we saw large number Of vehicles in
the siifEreni stages from the commencement TO
the completion. Some Of them were very hand.
some. and c,inccd both TASTE and skill in the
workmrn.
ofihe Other esiahlishmenisi in the town, though
not On so extensive a scale a. the one just spo-
ken d, we can say that they are conducted by
industrious, worthy mechanics, whowill NOT spare
any pains 10 please their customers.
0fih~e in other parts Of the county, Mr.. Wiz
kinson's and the Messrs. Hurdles have beea IN
operation some lime. and their success affords Ne
b.si evidence Of the energy and skill with which
they are conducted. The one at Chapel Hill 10
conducted by an ingenious mechanic. who. we
believe, took premium at the Stale Fair for an
improvement on springs Al Mr. Tate's. plain
, and substantial work is done. Mr.. Faucets is
new establishment. and viii be under the eoairol
Of clever mechanic and good workman. See
Nc. Fancetl's advertisement in today paper.
We have only one remark te make in refer.
cnce 10 pIces, and that is, that we have no joubs
that oil kinds Of vehicles can, and will, he fus.
, nished as cheap al The above establishments .
J they can be had any where else in the State.
->->>>>..S,s. $500
OF sitef suspension Of few weeks for the
purpose Of reftiing, the MiLraS cHaosIcLs has
! again made lis appearance, looking "as neat as
new PIN in lis bran new dress. Friend Evans
has supplied himself with now press and
handsome assortment OF types, aud we trust no
will rsecise, as he risiay deserves, liberal pat
ronagc.
| The Hon. John Davis, formerly U.
:. Senator from Massachusetts,, fami-
liarly known as " honest John Davis,
died on the 18th alt. after an illness Of
only few houNs.
J
/ COMMENCEMENT or THE WESTERN Rail-
RoAD.-We have the pleasure to state,
that the work of grading the Western
Rail Road, from this place to the Deep
River Cual Fields, will be commenced
this day, by Messrs. Jones 4 Barbee,
who have made a sub contract with
Seymour, RisIev & Co., for four miles,
from the boundary Of the town, and
who will pnt tire whole force recently
employed BY them ON the Centre Plank
Road at once ON the work. 1t is the
intention Of Messrs. Seymour, Risley
& 20. to put the whole line to Deep
River under contract BY the lst OF
May. Fay. OBS, soM.)
MFTHoDIsT CHURCH CAsE.-We un-
derstand that The Opinion Of the SUI
preme Conrt in this case was delivered
by Mr.. Justice Nelson yesterday, and
that the decision is upon all points IN
Favor OF the Church South. We FUR
ther understand that this decision not
only establishes the right Of the Church
South TO proportioLate share Of the
common funds and property, but also
declares the division Of the Church to
be Valid net, and that the two divi-
) sions South and North are equally lie.
g't'mate. It may not be improper to
state, in addition, that Judge Mclean
} did not sit in this case. Nat. Intel