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The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-09-13
THE HILLSBORoUGH RECORDER.
rspUBLIsHEp WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEA Rrr-r q soN

Terlns.-Two Dollars year, If paid in ae ;
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il moi raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, if DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid at the option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper win be sent to new sub
scrberout of thisstate unless pay ment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsihleto the editors; and the paper will not
be sent to a subscriber out of the state for more
than two years without payment, unless il is 10
one personally known to us and in whose integ.
fiiy we have confidence
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-09-13
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.

ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lincs,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five rcr
cent. higher. deduction Of one-third will Be
made TO advertisers by ths wear.
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TESTIMONY. Y.

U Testimony IKE the following rsndrrs scpsrncus al
L r. fsndel, Professor Of Chemistry In tbe Louisville
Medical College: have looked the list Of ngresnts
composing Johu Bulls Compound Extract Of ssrxparil.,
and have no heation In saving that they form sxfs
compound, and one that PROMISES well In ehronc diseases
70 which u Il applicable. l. p. YANDELI1 ~ d. !.
louisville. June 9, 1Sis.
What Dr. Pyies physician by appointment 10 the Louis
'ile Marine Hospital, says OF Rails sarsspsrills;
LopisvIlLE, March 20, lss9
have examined the prescription for the preparation q
john Bulls sarapariR and believe the combination 70
be excellent and well calculated produce an alter
alive impression on the system. have used II both Ia
public and private practice aud think Il the tsst article
Of SaFsaparilla nos In use
N. PYLEs, NJ n
Rssiden, rhysiclan Louisville Marine Hospital
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-09-13
Just Received,
jsIr 4.

A FRESH supply Of Wolie's Aromatic sehie.
"A dam schnapps. specific for inciPieni Diop-
sy. Kidney Complaints, Gravel snd Stone, &C.
ITa For sale st the Printing Office.
September 81. o3-
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To Painters and others.
I'VE have in Store aud for Sale, barrels Of
" Lint-Seed Oil.
barrels Spirits Of ofTurpcniine,
1000 lbs. White Lead.
1000 lbs. Fire Proof Paint,i
500 lbs. Zinc Paint,
4 barrels Tanner's Oil,
2bsrrels Sperm Oil.
s. ID. SCH00LFIELD & Co.
April 10. S.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
i'm InillsbOrOu.Il.


i'm nillsbOr0ugh.
DY order Of the Board OF Commissioners, the
- Lois recently surveyed and laid of in the
South Western portion Of The Town Of HILLSIDE
rough, will be offered for sale 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, on credit Of one and two years,
. On Tuesday The 10Th Of October next.
Said Lots lie convenient to the Derot Of the
North Caroline Rail Road, and are all on ~,seeis
leading 10 the Dept Four Of the .ots contain
eyenteen-twentieths Of an acre each. and hesides
bcing convenient TO the Depot, also face on King
Sheet, which leads due west from the Court
House. Eight tolher Lots lying south ofihese, and
still nearer TO the Depot, contain seven-eighihs
Of an acre each. These lots are all in an ele-
vate,l portion ofihe Town. and are surrounded
by beautiful scenery.
In addition to the above. several Town Lots
lying in the Northwestern part of The Town.
north Of Queen Street and West of Wake Street,
containing one acre each, will be Offered for sale
al the same time and place, on a credit Of one
and two years.
Bond with two securities. TO be approved Of ty
the commissioners, will be required Of the pur-
chaser. L. A. HEARTH, T.. Clerk,
July 3, 1854. 43-3m
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JUsls RECEIVED.

nYA.c. MURDOCH, Large Lot Of e ea-
lb uy-iflsasle Ciofising, such as Frock
aud Dress Coats. Over Goats, Panialoons, Vests,
&c. Of various kinds Of maieraL and Of fashion.
able cut. Gait and see.
hosernhcr. 2 IL
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The First Battle.

EvERY Variety of Produce, such as Wheat
- Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken in exchange
for Goods.
Wanted, also. a quantity Of Woollen Jeans,
CeIorej and White Linseys,' Tow aud Cotton
Cloth. Blue-striped Cotton Cloth. Wool Socks
Shoe Thread, sc.
A. c: MURDOCH:
November Is. H.
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Just Look at This,

If you want Candies, Cigars. Smoking Tobac-
: co, Chewing Tobacco, snuff, &c. of the very
best qualities, and cheaper than can he bought
at any other house IN Hlsborough, call at u.
exchange" one door below Long d
Webb's store.
March 7th, 1854. 90
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WANTED.

ID IGHT AWAY. in exchange for new Goods.
~ 500 yalds of woolen Jeans.
800 . eolored plain wore Linseys.
800 white Do.
500 Of Tow and Cotton Cloth.
400 Of BIue-siriped Cotton cloih-
900 pairs af Wool Socks.
200 ibs. home-spun Shoe Thread.
LONG 8. WEBB.
COTTON, eiiherin the seed or picked. bought
" by LONG & WEBB.
September 26. ot-
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Copper Tin.

TsHE suhseriisr having become proprietor Of
u The Tin and Copper Establishment laiely
owsed by A. C. Musdork. hsss lrsss 10 inform
ihs eilizsns of Hillsharolsh and The surrounding
eouniry. that he Hiii caniinus 10 cary On the
Tin end coPper Business in sll is various
h6snrhes. and would hs plsssed 10 have q cali
from sIl wishing 10 purelsse any article in his
line af husinrss.
Merchants will be supplied al the ususI whale.
sale prices. q the shortest noiice. and the lin
delivered az lheir doors free of cost. Every ar
iiclf warranted 10 be Of ssoA material and the
workmanship good.
His shop wili he found on King street. wesi
ef ihe Masonie Hall and opposite The Hotel OF n
Nichols. ssq.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. "a. 1853 OIL,
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"Money Saved is Money Made u

rVSl1E undersigned, having formed co,part-
= nershipi the Mercantile Business in the
town OF Hillsborough, under the style of
NELSON 81 PAUL.
ARE now RECEIVING AND OPENING THEIR
stock of spring ansi summer
2 a: Sid I s
Selected with great care the Nophenmarke,s.
and consisting of almost every a.ticle usually
kept in country store; all Of which they Offer
for sale al very low rates.
Althey desire of the public is TO examine
their assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
feeling confident they can please in quality and
price.
0TCountrp- -made lanes and almosiany coun-
try Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
WM. NELSON,
WM. PAUL.
April 81. 32-
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FOR SALE, AT THE DRUG STORE.
A DOZEN Syrup OF SpIgeIIa, which
= We can recommend TO Physicians and Fa-
miles.
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Books Books.

LtA rsiy q Gil Books snd Annusls. anang
which ars lhs foll0Eing:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-09-13

u Hear, what Dr stspp physician who stands at the
top OF his profession Of John Bulls Sarsapara
have been using John Bulls Sarsaparia in a great
variety OF chrouc diseases, with the happy eeet
aud have no hesitation In recommending the public
Tor the cure OF scofua, syphilis and all cutsneous and
glandular diseases. Yours, most fervently,
lewisport, Ky, April 9th, 1919 wM STAPP, ~. D
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4 i,AKES, PIES, CRACKERS, &c, or
~ dered during the week, are now ready for de-
hyery. Please send for them this morning and
oblige
de "a VIM FALCONER
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SMITH. Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-}
NAWHA CO, Richmond, Dec. IL, 1885,
CALLED MEETING of the Stock

IA holders of the James River and Kanawha Com,
pspy, will be held at this Office, on THURSDAY,
the i2th day of January next, in pursuance of the
70 lowing order of the Board of Public Works:
AT meeting of the Board of Public Works held
on the 9TH day of December. 1858:
"Resolred, That the Board of Public Works, being
stockholders Of the James River aud Kanawha Com.
many, TO be held in the city of Richmond Thurs
day, the 18th day of January next for the purpose
to offer the said Copanv's work to the Sta:e at
price may be agreed upon by the State aud the
stockholders, or Of converting the debt due by
said Company 30 the State into stock of the Com.
pany. at such price as may be agreed upon by the
parties Aforesaid
BY order Of the President.
WIN. P. MUNFORD, Sec'y
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wM. P. MUNFoRD, sec'y
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we
the subscribers, being Stockholders in the james Ri
yer and Kanawha Company, do hereby appoint -
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, t
represent each of us in all general meetings of the
Stockholders Of said Company, held within 81,
months from and after the date hereof when we are
uot personally present or represented by othe
Proxy; with full power and authority at such gene
Tal meetings to give such vote votes, and to de
such other act acts each of could give do
as q member of the said meetings if we were per
sonally present; and do hereby ratify and confirm
whatever vote votes, act acts, our said Attor
ney may lawfully give or do for u.s. in pursuance Of
the authority hereby conferred upou him
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -
Lne thousand eight hundred and
TsEAII
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no THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.


a MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore, is DESTROYS of forming q
class of pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH She is
aware that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their dau
tiers and wards, is past but she does intend
teach the English branc hes she believes that her ad
vertisenent will not be considered out of place.
Miss L. desires call especial attention to her plan
of teaching French. instruction in the language is
given in manner that enables the scholar to COM
mence conversation in it almost imne diately, and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility. 1t has been the custom of Miss L. to cause
her pupils to begin conversation they &C.
quire the rudments of the language: conseOuently,
they do not labor under the disadvantage experienced
in many schools of being unable to speak it
derstand it when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able to read and write it. Miss L. commenced the
study of the French in early childhood, continued it
under native teachers, and completed it in dstin-
gushed foreign family, that of the sister-in-law of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Minister from Spain
to the United States.
Music Vocal and Instrumental. is tau ght according
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
of Baltimore. AS the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed to the study of Music ana
French and she has had experience and in
teaching these branches of polite education, she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf
dence of a discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which are all it is
thought necessary TO publish from extensive list
Miss L. refers to the parents of her scholars in Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
for the last three years.
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
of instruction early in the month of January
lS54 All whe are DESTROYS of entering the classes
will therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known.
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA LAIGNOUX, Baltimore Md
" AIMEE ROGET.
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE, 't
Prof. J. F. PETRI, g
" JOS. GEGAN, Conductor Of the Cathed raj
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lyford considers it sufficient to
give reference the name of the Rev MOSES D.
HOGE
Apply at the residence of the Rev NJ. B. Sweeney.
Marshall street, between 4th and 9TH nearly opposite
st. James (Epscopal) Church de i2-im*
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLM
IN Frs OF THE TREDEGAR IRON COM
PANY.-The last dividend due by me to the Stock
holders of this Company will be paid by application
at the Farmers Bank on WEDNESDAY, the 4th of
January, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
3o'cock P. M. j. r. ANDERSON
Richmond, Dec. so, 1855. de SI-4t@
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LIEUT. MCRRAY-T This officer, it is stated, has
been sentenced by the court martial at Charles
town, Mass, to six months suspension for disobe-
dieuce Of orders. Sentencing 4 man to be sus.
Je.d.d or SIX months is as bad, almost, capital
punishment.
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AUCTION sALEs.
By RICHARD CAUTHORN
TyRIJSTEE,S SALE OF GROCERTES.

FvSKUSIEE'S SALE Uf GKOCEkIES,
l. FIXTURES, GRAIN. HAY, kc- TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS, &c, AT AUCTION BY vir.
tue of deed of trust. executed by A. ID. Tinslev to
me- bearing date the 24th day of December, 1855
and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Court Of
Hastings, for the city of Richmond shall, as trus-
tee, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1854 sell
at public auction the stock of Groceries, GRAIN Hay,
Oats, Feed, Fixtures and Furniture in the store and
lumber houses Of said Tinsley, on Broad street,
between I'd and 3d. Also, two fine horses one Car
ryall Wagon the unexpired lease of said store, and
ons of said lumber house ending 1st day of August,
TRRMs-Cash for all sums under $50; and a credit
of 60 days for all of ESQ and upwards the pur
chaser giving his notes with good endorser.
Sale to CONNIE nee ct 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and to be
conducted by X. CAuTHoRN.
de 70 JNO. @ WILLIAMS, Trustee. (
TRUSTEES SALE OF A WOODEN
l. BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD.-By
virtue of deed of trust, executed to me by VIM.
Griffin, bearing date the LIST day of June, 1849,
and recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court. shall, Trustee, the 10th day of Janua-
ry, 1854, sell at public auction, fer cash. the BUILD
ING, erected by said Griffin. the lot belonging to
the estate OF Benjamin Frayser, decd, fronting on
from the city of Richmond. The buildng was erect
ed upon leased ground about five years ago, Ia of
wood contains two rooms, and has been used as a
grocery store and dwelling house. The purchaser
Will be required to remove the building within ten
days from the sale.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee
The sale will take place on the premises at 4
"'cleck, p. NJ, and will be conducted by r. CAu-
THORN, Auct de 80
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR,

A MOIETY OF AN UNIMPROVED
n LOT ON VALLEY OR 18TH STREET AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 9th January, at 81
O'Clock p. NJ, will be sold, at the risk and costs OF
former purchaser, who has failed comply With
the terms of sale, moiety of vacant lot of 40 feet
front Valley street, and extending back hafucre
depth.
Terms at sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
de Solids Auct
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EARMER's BANK OF vTRGINIA.-

IL The general meeting of the stoc khaiders Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
Banking House, In the city of Richmond, on Wed.
nesdsy, the nth day Of January, 1854.
mo officer or Director Of Bank shall hereafter
vote az Proxy eff Stakeholder 10 any election Of
Directors officers OF Bank, shall any Proxy
he valid which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time Of election"
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T AMBERTs LOTTERY OFFICE, No.

~ NORTH CALVERT STREET. BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now In violation of law, and at.
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and Others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, aud being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems almost unnecessary
to give any further that all business confd
ed to him will be promptly and properly attended TO-
u Packages single tickets and shares, III all the
Mary land Lotteries. for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to correspon-
dents by the first mail.
" Prizes casled at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
no 2S--ifls Baltimore, hid.
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NEW YEARS DAY IN "AsliiNS'o' -.
~ 49, holiday 10 Washington hegnos
- .nnls t,lIv were in great demand Tue -
- roor,s NJ the Presidential mansion We :
brown open a; II, A. NJ and were CO. '''-r ore
other reception rooms in this country ev.' ana
The .o,s. dsps,aasi91s, and all the military Sn'
r.,.J of3.ers ia the cry were there in ion COS,
..--,, sai.. we're not wanting 10 complete '"e
s.isney Of the scene, while he people "e'e p -
o., IN Great numbers, pressing toward to receive az
,.roj5c.ion to the eIief magistrate. All stand OF
see common platform in Washington "A
Yca''tday.
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next

IL session of this school will commence the 10th
of January. 1854. Situated imme dately the Rich
nond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad IS
venient for parents residing there, or ia the lower
country than Ellngton; and it is believed that no
school in Virginia has been blessed with more health
during its lcug continuance this place. The SUBJ
scrber will be assisted by his son, and therefore
fake larger number of boarders than he has for the
and the subscriber hopes for continuance of that
patronage he has heretofore literally received. He
feels the responsibility OF his position and will do all
in his power to promote the moral and intellectual
intere of those committed to his Terms for
board, tuition, bedding and candles, $lI0 payable
quarterly in advance. Direct to the Junction. Hano-
Til. ii. FOA.
de 24-2aw8tSc9t
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RvsoR Iii said, we know not with how much
ruth, Jhat Mr. Pryor, of the Richmond Enquirer,
vii soon take his departure as L. :. Secretary Of
Legation at the French Court
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FIRE IN BosToH-A fire broke out in Sudbury
street, Boston, on the morning Of the LIST, and de-
stroyed three buildings occupied by w. f. Well
& Co., and others. Loss about S., 0OO
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-Sules to-day OF 900 bbIs
Howard street -four at ST. 800 bbis at s7,06 "A and
100 bbls. at s. l2-the latter for choice brands.
Nothing in City Mills.
Beet Cattle-Thcre were offered at the scales
today 200 head OF Beeves-500 sold to city butch
efs 800 driven TO Philadelphia and none left over
Prices ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 on the hoof, nett
; 10 So aud averaging 81, gross.
Hogs.-Sales at the scales today al So, to 1915,
scarce
Sheep.-ln better demand from 4 to &c gross.
At THE CORN EXCHANGE.
The hour market was firm this morning Hol'
ders asking ST. l-2, but no sales reported. Rye
houF and Corn meal unchanged
Inc receipts OF grain are light About 1000
bushels Wheat offered and mostly sold at lG0al6lc
Tor red-only fair quality, very prime, would bring
ioIaioie sales OF good 10 prime white at l65al7Oc
Inferior lois 2 to lie less.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-04

NJ T. u hO hIhING.-1he subscribers
again offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out negres fer the ensuing year They
will their best endeavors get good homes and
good prices. Persons having Negroes to hire, would
do well to send them in early possible.
We will be assisted By Mr. WIN. C. TALIAFERRO
in this branch of our business, who has been engaged
for many years in hiring out Negroes
N C B. HILL,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Richmond.
n. B. l. c. B. HILL still continue to sell Negroes
both publicly and privately at their old stand
of Wall and Franklin streets. de l0--d& ct l5thJH
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rxrI osfoS.-On Monday morning
TERRIBLE ESrhO''e,.. ;,e IN the surgical
last the boiler Oh 'ns So - = e Rhinehard, &
Instrument -, 80, baltimore exploded, dread
Co. IN ''s"s ..rsc men and woundng tour others
fully lH' '"s the mos, severely injured are An-
those W." rr.n,iocer. tengiaeor) Charles Roessie,
ss'J ,l;u. Miller, neither OF whom was eApeI'e"
aI- Valentine wilhelm war badly ''S'rs~,
.r5h,d sleg broken TIE engine building
sf,oet entirely demolished
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The New York broadway Railroad scheme has
is,ieu through. The whole matter is now left TO
tx action OF the City Council.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

Hon Sam. Houston, Senator from the State Of
Texas has arrived in Washington.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS!
AND RICH FANCY GOODS FOR THE
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nv MIN oOODo rOR LIE
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marriage licenses were Issued from the clerks
otIce il Washington.