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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25
THE WRONG BOX THE RIGHT ONE.
oITY KETcH.

Larry MeNuIlen was clerk in = store
Where dry goods BY Wholesale are sold;
TIE most Of his business was sweeping the Door,
And knocking the boxes about At the door
OF writing and reading he knew nothing more
Than a colt that il half a year old.
They cal him poRTEA BY wsy OfGi Joke.
Because he detestsd that stuff:
Bat his bitlers he took every day when he woke
And he sometimes INDUCED in regular soak,
For he scorned to be hiding his faults In elssk.
But stripped them all bare 10 the oaf
Now Irich vidder hdy from sOmsrvie sent
To purchase some merchandise rare
And to packing Il up nA box Larry went:
But little bit cOrn'd, and with labor Orespent,
he Hsstuublsd and fell in the box that was meant
For different description Of ware.
All night he lay snug in beautiful drams,
ihmorning craWIed over tie sky;
Then to nail up the boz the carpenter came,
According 70 orders he fastened the same,
And the place vas 40 dark that nobody can blame
II Larry he did net sspy.
Then the fellow who marked the boxes drew nigh,
And bad piece Of business he made;
F,r he wrote on the boz in which Larry didlie,
Eror Mrs. McLaugIn-take care aRd keep dry"
Alas for moor Larry how soon he would die
II the. scurvy advice we're obeyed.
The bog was sent on BY railroad In haste;
In fhe Widdet's 6ns dwelling sat;
Aud the widder, who had mechanical taste,
Now seized on hatchet and quickey unoASsd
NeNalIeu, who roarsd like terrible bAste,
."Och | smithereensl what SIeye an'
The wilder vas horribly frightened at6rst,
A. what seemed en- internal machine,
Expecting TO see fifty fends from it burst,
Ba, when she discovered man was the worst,
Her fears were all ended her doubts were dispersed,
And her raptursRas plain to be seen.
Och Molly, look herel" thus she cried to her maid.
"Uome see what the merchants have sent
wrote for such thing as Widder might made,
And faith but the fellows have strictly obeyed;
Bad luck to me now, but I'd see them well paid,
For they give me entirely content"
"Whers am II" says Larry ''FAiI dairlant, yer here
The widder replied with smile,
Cries the lad $50 am sure enough; but fear.
I have sent the wrong box" "Neysr mind 1t
dear"
Said Mistress Mclaughlin, and gave hmalee
That cut to his heart like file.
ats happy am them" McMullen rejOined'
"If the goods suit you lad dyships taste;
II DRY goods you wanted, you'll certainly ind
That II suit you at once for I'm that very kind"
..Very well then" says she; that's the goods TO
mind,
And now let US send for the priest"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25
WHOLE NUMBER 1900.

States, s0f the same object. Referred
The eOm ensstion bIll was debated and Va.
rious propositions were made 10 amend 30 a. 10
give neb.bers Of Congress SR50O per aBum
and mileage. and judges Of ths supreme Court
$1,000. sEd District judges from $500 70 5.
OC0 per aruum.
While the question vas sHIl pending; ths
Senate went into executive session, and after
having confirmed the nomination of G. Brsck-
enridge. as Minister 10 Spain. adjourned.
HorEE After important preliminary busi-
ness, Ar. Breckenridge reported from the con.
mtiee Of ways and means. the Texas editor
bill with amendments. Referred 10 commit
tee Of the whole on the State Of the union.
The Hoase then went into committee Of the
whole on the State Of the Union. on the Pacific
railroad bill.
Mr. Bailey said he should move to take %
the Freneh spOliadOn bill at the esrlieal posai-
bic day.
Mr. Benton said private company and pn-
vate enterprise in bis opinion should pass on
the praeticability Of Railroad to the Pacific
and attend to is execution.
Bar Benton urged tie railroad as q private
enterprise. And said capitalists were now rea-
dy 10 embark 10 It without a grant Of land or
money from government. All they wanted
was the right Of Way.
Mr. Douglas replied.
Mr.. Dunbar moved a substitute providing
for three lines Of railroad, the Southern. Gems
trsl and Northern.
Pending the debate the House adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25

~According to the Tribune's estimate ef
the value of the slaughtered animals of 1854
in the city Of New York, the farmers have been
paid the snug sum of fourteen millions sIx
hundred sixty nine thousand. seven hundred
and ninety -one dollars, which IS an average Of
See2.lll per week. The beef cattle alone
will average sl75,8 868 per week. None who
are acquainted with the business Of selling
stock in thai city. or those who have paid a
careful attention to the cattle market reports,
will think the estimate 100 high. The number
OF all kinds Of animals butchered there during
the year was ,066 100. The carniVerous pro-
pensilies of the New Workers cannot be
doubted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25

ETThe suspension Of the Lewis County
Bank has been made the subject Of an inyesti-
cation in New York. The Cashier in Lewis
county reporss that he has in hand two dollars
in specie! lie values bis desks, DC, at ons
hundred dollars, and bis banking house doubt
ful) $500 oyer and above the mortgage upon
III This constitutes the sum total, 10 Lewis
County against circulation ofs125. .aSs, and q
CAPITAL Stock $780, 900.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25
WIsHSoToS, Jan. II.
SENATE.

Nr. Seward presented petition 10 relation
10 Offering ths meditation Of the United Sra rs
in the Eastern question. Referred to Comuil.ss
Foreign relations. Tie aso presented a pst-
ion in relation to aPproprialing bounty lands
o The soldiers Of war Of 1919.
Dir. Fessenden presented memorial from
etE-ns Of Maine, PRAYING for the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law
Mr.. BAyard i'll, appropriaiing s3o,00o
ur extension Of theGsneral Post Ofice, was
passed.
Mr.. Wade reported in favor Of claims Of
James Kuhn,
HoCsE.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from Rufus Choate, contsining bis resignation
as regent Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Mr. Aeachem meved that the letter be re.
iered TO select committee, with instructions
TO enquire wh6 her the institution has been
managed according to The law established, and
whether any additional Legislation il necess.
ary.
Mr.. Ingersoll moved to lay the letter and re.
solution upon the table.
Motion rejected, and the resolution passed.
Mr., Cobb made persona explanation in re-
lation to the Homestead bill, and 10 the privi.
isge offOreigners, under that system.
Mr. Bull asked if be was afraid Sam would
be after HIM
Mr. Cobb said he had no fear of him, He
was not known in his district.
The House went into committee Of the whole
on the Pacific Railroad bill
Sundry amendments were offered and re-
jected, and pending motion By Mr.. Wheeler
TO strike out the enacting clause. the committee
rose, and the House adjunrned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-01-25

EE Eoonomyi. ealth.--vsalth is power
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03

| war Of gianl agalns, The corrnplions ol
| Sir Robert Walpnle.
| The younger Pin was scarcely 20
4 years u aye, when. with mastery pow
er, he grappled with The veterans q par
liamenl, iii taror Of Amefira. Al the
| age of ~ he was called 10 the high and
responsible lrhslol Ctanrelinr 81 The Ex-
chrqurr. ltMas al tia, age lial lie came
Iurih ~ his mighl on the aiIairs Of the
East Indies. Al 20, dunng The 6r.l in
SAMMY ol George Ill, he rallied around
.le Prince u " aes.
Edmund Burke, al llie ags Of 10, plan.
ned 4 rcfulallon Of ihe mclaph, seal thrn-
rles ol ilrrkly and Hume. AL %. lie
was IN The Temple Tie admiration Of l,s
inmates. for The bnlliancy Of his gcnins,
and The variety Of his requirements. Al
26, he published his celebrated satire en-
nled, "A vlnuica,lon Of kalural Spcir-
ty." The same year he published his
!" Essay on Sublime and Beautiful" 50
much admired for lis splnl oi philoso-
phlcal investigation and The elegance Of
lis language. Al 81, lie Was secretary 10
The Fret Lord Of Tho Treasury.
George Washington w.s only 81 years
Of age when lie covered the retiea. of
ile British hoops al Braddock's defeat.
and The same year was appointed Com
manderin.chlel Of all tho vlrginla for.
ces.
Gen. Joseph Warren was only %
years u age when. IN defiance Of The Bri.
iish soldiers then slalinned Al The door
af The church, lie pronounced the cele.
bra,cd ofailon which aroused The ,pifii
of liberty and patriotism thai terminated
in lie achievement, Of Independence. Al
81. he fell, gallan!ly 6ghlng IN The cause
Of freedom, on Bunker bill.
Alexander Hamilton was Lieutenant
Colonel il the army Of The American Re-
solnton. and aid-.ic.campto 10 Washington
., The age OF 30. Al the age Of IS, he
was member IL Congress from New
York: al 30. lie was one of The ahlesi
members Ol The t'onsenlinn that formed
ihe CnnslIlntiun ul llie Uniied States.
Al 81, liz was a member Of The New
York Convention. AMI JOINT author Of The
work entitled !. Tie FedeIalisl." Al 80,
lie was Secretary ii The Treasury Of Tho
United States. and arranged the linaEciai
branch of The government upon 50 perfect
a plan, Iial ~ gfeal improvement has
cter been made urrn ii BY his success
sors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
Dress Coats, over Coats, Vests,
HsantalOOns, &c. &c.
NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODS
AND PRETTY GOODS!

THE sut.crihers are now receiving l,rs
and varied assortment of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
seleried with great care st the iOr ,ntes nov
ruling IN tho Northern markets.
Ladies' will find. with other articles, tie FOL
lowing
plain, Brcca,!c and Plaid Silks,
French anj English Merinos,
Atwood Dcl.siHcs,
Rap SIX. aud DeBagc Alparas,
Is.hn,srcs aud Mruselin bsl.sins;
Also. Punch Embtoidrnes snd EmhroidsIr
Patterns.
RigoIciles and Mohsif Head Dresses, 6e.
For bcniicmen:
PLAIN and Fancy cs-simcics.
ye-iiiIgs q 81 qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties aud shii, Collars,
pIr-. AMI Hunting Boots,
Mnlc.kin Dress Hats. new slylc.
Wide-Awskr. Know Nothing, and SoN-s-
days Csps and Hs.s,
Grns' Travelling Shs~i., &c.
They inyiie a,ltniiaB - their sicck cf Nsgro
Cloli,ing, l.inry., ker~ss, Bmgans, Leather.
Blankets sm fannrIs.
The l.slirs will find new Winter bonnes,
fC..loted Sltsa snd Lawns and ncw style kih-
bous 10 drss, the new u refr,ss The oil r,es.
I.t:. TURRENTlNE & SOY.
0ciobsr 10. S-
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Letter from Prof. Emnons.

ffain Tie Moth Carolina STANDARD.
My iurnrt communication have Ie.
lated 10 Tie agricultural interests ~
North Carolina interest, which ~ all
others Stand foremost ~ this Slate 1
.ay this, Mrll knowing that u must be
tIIr sense ~ e,rty rcllr, ling man ~ The
community 'lhis view does not les
svn ~ brlitile ans ether interest 81
long u. We must ali have bread aud
meat. and 80 lous i. il pqnircs a very
large proportion u The laborcs ppto.
.dVtr Tie required susicnanCc lor the
agricultural anti non-a .ricallual c0n
sunrrs. ! have MI deemed Il nrces.
sart ~ prp.rtt e Tie public ms views
4, ~ ilir niuibg intyissts a SJtul a..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
South Lowell Academy,

rE1IlE i2lh Se.sion u ihis institution vii con-
4 Iarnce On "Wednesday ihe lOth y January
i,srt. snl continue Eve months The public
nav re-, SECURED that every possible sitcalf,n
viii le paid " The Trustees. the Piinripsl and
ri. Assistant, 10 msintsin ihe high stand thus
Srh..d hs. isken. Ilislersied eleven mules East
n H,lI.afonyh, sul fourteen miles North 81 Dur.
hans De,ot - The Noah Carolina lisil Road.
The cnuntfy l. rcm.iksbly healthy, there mol
having Lscn q rsyc 81 pIoitsct.d sirkns,s sn'oag
the students fof III ycars, nor dealh, We
have ~ whpksy. 10 loslrTs. nor person. q qsrs-
tionslle rh.taeicF III the community, Parents
AMI Guardian. rho msr Choose y plsce titlI
.nns and ward. here NAV tt.l a.surc,l illsi ssefJ
si,e,.,ian nill IL paid 70 sdrsnce them both msn.
tails and morally.
Enzli.h. from so y ~ q
Languages. u wy
Tie R.s. II Afnah can srensmedsie ifom
t-,nty to ,hrtv htanlsrs II the Hotel, ft Sc 80
pet month. hoard 10 it,e neiehhnthood Il Tie
s,me pues. Washing inrlule,l. l,ui ~ lights.
u. T.. PARRISH. Sec's.
Nov, is. is5i. es-tw
-. Spifit II iht Aee. STANDARD. nd Weekly
posI. inert lour iil..ss and forward hills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
A Splendid Assortment of Fall and
Winter GOODS.
J 0 I II a G o X
MERCHANT TAILOR,

\
HAS jusi received and opened large and va
H ried sssarlnen, of floods IN his line, which
cannot iail 10 please in style, quality md iyie..
The assortment embraces every variety oi Cloths
for Gsn,iemen's Clothing, among which urc the
following:
Superior French & English Cloths;
Plain 4 Figured FreIch Cassimeres;
Satin, SILK, and Figured Velvet Vcst
ings, very rich; &c. &c. &c.
He has also received i Large Assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
which il u fashionable cul and well mado, hav-
ing been procured from house u established
reputation. Ths assortment embraces all the ar
ticles of yrnileu.ans wardrobe, from the Fian-
nsl Shirt Ii the fine Dress Coat.
Iiis friends and The public generally. are insii-
ell 10 give him call, a. he feels confident that
hs will I've able to give satisfaction.
g r lie has received tho Fall and Winter Fash.
ian.. ani /. prepared u Gu, and make Gentle.
mems Cloihins in the best style. good ~
wuranf.d. The be-. 81 workmen kept cunstsnl-
" III his employment.
lie tender, hi. wsrmss thanks 10 the public
for Tie liberal patronage heretofore tscc,ed, and
hopes 10 merit aud receive coutinuanss ot iheE
favors.
HilIsbmoush, October ?. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
Apples as Fool for Stock.

In some sections Uf tie country The
apple crop may make up fnr the d.
6ciency in corn and po,a,nes. Apples
arc plentiful aud of uncommon fsTne..
Good vsrlclles, Of long keeping qualities.
will bring The prolncer remuneratlng
p,ces. Bur 10 some instances autumn
iruil may be 50 abundant As 10 make
ii expcdirnt 10 iced II IL live stuck on
The farm railer lhan 10 dispose Of il IN
market At very low rales. And IN all
cases there will be mnra or lrss--as
windfalls, or such as lrni defecls ara un-
ssleahIc-whlch may bo fed 10 animals
with advantage. Cider being nov ignor.
oil 10 great degree, the u.e al apples for
making nea. may bs expected 10 IN
crease.
40 ssIue-foo,l sprle. hive long been
knnwn 10 possess r0n.ldrtabie value.
though saeet one. have been chiefly pre-
fcHtd for this purpose. But this prrie-
frnee appears - have been gwen without
sliiiclen grounds. Mhen swine are fed
with spples IN . raw slate. lhey will gc-
nerally indicate their choice Of swscln,cf
sour onrs hy hrsleatng the lurmef. This
will be mnrc pstIIcularly tie case Il The
apples are IN sn unnpe state, aud The
sour one. veiy sour. Bul II swine funs
ning III The orchard arc allowed 10 select
themselves. They will always eaI ripe ap.
pies IN preference 10 unnPr, and will mol
conhnc their eall"g 10 sweet varieties,
PROVIDED good ones u sub.acld flavor
can be nhsined.
But 10 icgatd 10 The relative value of
sreel aud sour apples, 10 slmIlar slate
~ ii, ener., We are moi rnilnu, results nf
= positive chatsrIer. A very observing and
careful farmer. tho late Payne wlngsIc.
ul ilsllnrell, hainc. made some valuable
experiments On tho subject. lie found
that when swine were fed with raw sps
plies. sseri ones were best. lhe ANIMALS
teeth appearing % bc made sore ~ The
Sod ones: but when huih -cre rn,krd
there "a. ~ dlfeicnre ~ lie gam, - ss.
'fths~thts tt WAkMhik wv liitN liNaNs'N
by al cgas qnsnliIy u esrh. hr. W.
also aIadc eIpciunrnIs 10 show The value
of spples - compared snh potatoes. 'Ihs
applcs ard poIa,ors wrrc boiled tIn -
liIIle satsf a. pracllr.tlel separately. aud
about four quarts II ~, aud pea meal
mixed ri,h each bu-licl. Il Tie lime The
cooking ~ss 6ashs,i. lhs meal beng
partially cooked b, sunng il 10 with
The polaincs all apple. while They srfe
hot. aud ilic ms,s leh 10 lefmrnl Slight.
". before Il va. I'D out. Two pig. ~
lie same lt.rf. ,n.l nesfly 81 The s,me
weight, ~slc fri fDt week. one on gi,.
cn qusniiiy ul NE appics ani Mrai. and ihr
0hrt On the same guanilly 81 pUt-iurs
and meal All lie end u Tie week lhc
pigs were xrlghc,i. anL lie fp,l was fr-
scrsrd. lilo plg whlrh iia,l br.n frd with
apples Ms I'D int ! .rtk on potatoes,
an,i rice rfrsa l'heir lpud -. changed
10 III. manner lDf several W.rks, each
pie heing stlglied ii tie Weok's ena.
The result shaved lIlsi Tho sfl,ir. were
fully Equal % spinesiili superior ~ ihe
pnIaiur..
Sore Backs. correspondent 81 ! di..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03

Tug MAISR law.--Arrording 10 sta
iislics snpplrd by The Albany Evening
Journal, Tie Name Law Was passed in
1851 by The Legislature Of Name; in
ls52 BY lie Legislature of Mlnnesola.
and rallfied BY The people; by Rhode ISL
and. Massachusetts, and Vermont, and
raniieL by The people N The following
year; 10 1853 IL WAS passed by The Leg
islalnfe % Michigan. and Ratified b, tie
people. lis submission 10 The people
was declared unconstitutional by The Sa>
picmo Coun in Minnesota the law itself
was pronounced unconstitutional by me
United States Supreme Court IN Rhode
Island; and The Stale supreme Coun of
Michigan was equally divided on tho
question 81 is conslilniionainy. IN Is5t
Il was pronounced nncOnsutulional in
Ma.sachns ~ passed by lhe l.egisla-
inre Of New York, and vetoed By the
Gnyefnof; passed BY one branch earh
of ihc Legislatures of New llamprhIe
and Maryland was lost. by non concur.
renee 10 some amendments, between lhe
iso branrhe. ol Tho Legislature Of PENN
sylvana; passed hy The legislatures IN
Cannecncal and Ohio, vnled for BY the
people of Wisconsin. pfnnourced nncon.
sliinlional 10 OHIO. and passed in moli.
tied form 10 Rhnls Island.
Tx PosiT!uN ~ THg ALMgs The
Allies IN the CrImea have realized tie
fact that lrom being bcsicgcrs they have.
By the Immensely superior Iores 81 the
Russians, brcume IN turn the bcsirgc,l.
They are reduced 10 The defensive. The
London Times says:
cmbarkatiUn Il out &c the
question. We have not The means ii
carrying our allies with us: aud il were
better 10 sacrifice every man and every
gun than bascly and mranly 10 desert
them. Indeed, were We alone, such an
operation IN the lace Oi such an enemy
i MOI 70 DO thought II. However gave
our situation may De. VIC are spared the
fluctuations uf doubt aud The agonies &c
uncertain ena Ills. There Is nothing Coz
the Allied armies ii tie Crimca but 10
maintain BY their ,alor the position
thry have taken up, o. 10 perish ur-
der lie weight 81 overwhelming nun.
brrs lie hackneyed alternative IL
conquer nr die was never put before
40 army ~ more pcrcnplory shape.
This is their duty. aud We doubt not
lllry will 10 il. They know how %
eonqucr aud they know how u die
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
L.EwIIy 0ARMlCM AII,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

w 0UI.D respectfully inform his friends ind
the public, that he Inns just opened fgs
Stock Of Goods in his line, selected with srea,
ca,e hy himself IN the city Of New ioik, which
Tor beauty ,tasio and excellence. he thinks will he
found 10 equal. If they do moi surpass, any which
have before been offered in this place. They con-
sist Of every variety of articles usually kept IN .
Merchant Tailor's Shop,
viz: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured French Cassiners; Satin and silk
Plush yeslings. both figured and plain; shirts,
with tho latest French bosons; cravats, Neck
Ties. Sc. Also well selected assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, such as
Dress Goats, over Coats, Vests,
A'antalOOns, &c. Sc.
His friends and the public generally are invit-
ed TO give him call as he ieels confident he can
please in style, quality and y rice.
IL. The latest Fashions are reported 10 him
monihly from two Of The most fashionable Cities
in The world; and his Coats will 10 cul and
made up % as 10 compare both IN tastr and hcau-
" with any made in any city IN the Gnion, 81
ihrr North or South.
He also promises the public that hs will take
pleasure Ia Cutting and Making work IN every
style that may be desired.
Oclol,ef "a, 59--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03

connmlnrc Stockton y out IN lei.
ter in la,or u tlir Know Nothing doe.
triie'. None but native Americans.
Nc 81 :, sliouItl hpld office. and Iurrign.
.rs should be required 4, res IT, hrre
iWcnty.on years b.f re naiu.ali1S.
liUn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03

Sore Backs. II correspondent stadi..
iance wnlrs !, itlloss. winch msy piuts
scrsireahlr IL some 81 uur fssdcr. :--a u
ynuf liaf,e isifnuhlcd vi Il snrc ~ CALLED
back, rub vii, leld, ,nlienr,l 10 = pasic
with ilnscrd ~. IN injured pan, Ili .hc
snfr - cnmplrifly rnytfr,l. Snme tc.
commend III III. purpose snininn !
siiitipl 10 satet; bit lie I,gmst irmc,ly
/, far preferable, auJ, ~ lie hole. nidie
eeflsln 10 effect rnf-. ! have known
bad gals snliftly heated md eup,l BY u
10 few d,y.. Wounds on any pan u
lie an.mal, il nnI deep and 81 4 .rrinis
eliaraeict. arr gea,ly rAsti and di.pnsrd
- heal tapldly by lllis application. Try
a. Grmqufg,cu Tslsgraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
Sketcl q of Yoaag nen.

Wilinm III. he 6t.l l:hi u Chat.
HIM, US ,ui - Srns u aer. When. -
memb,f u palliAanLl, ~ sascJ lllS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

IL Equits-september Term, 1884.
John Bsnr. ADMINISTRATOR Of tisughsreai,
agdtDH
Jsmss snJ Ro.erl >lo.n and others.
0riginoi B,A.
ET sppea,ing 10 lie Court, that William Eli.
a s.t. one nf The ,lclcnIenls III ihi. case. 70.
side, bsYOuI the LIMIT. u thi. S,.te Il sthors.
fu.. Oh nainn. ordered ~ tho Court. thsi 3D.
vrItissmrnl b. made IL rir suseessltc weeks. N
The Hill.b,roush Recorder, notifying The said
defendant 81 tie fling q this hill sud list IN.
lr.. hs spears 81 tic nctl term II this Court,
1, IL h,lJ 81 ths coun house ia ilIll-,otangi,
on the sccot,d Mandy ii Mach neIt, and ple,d.
sn.s,r ~ dsmIr 10 aid bill the same will e -
ken ~ rll,,p snd heard r. parfe - 70 BIN.
Hin-... q. T. Ions. Cle,k aud Mpsset q our
s.Ll Eoan sf Equity. Il uliics 10 Iillshofoush.
HI. second Annd,r cf scpi.mlcf, 1854.
d. r. LONG. &. & y. :.
So-.ns-f 10. Price sds. si;5n.l 6.-s~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
RED MOUNTAIN
rEMhLE ACADEMY.

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4 ill., sih snh Oil II Deremlti nsIi. q shich
ling tltrts vii BE- sfaminalen. snd the PUB.
Ir .fr t.tfataily invited - atlend An 81.
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Tie urtt session will ronmenfe ~ il,s Iih q
I,ui,sr, neIi anl continue five nnnlhs. un,lsf
- su,eyslslon II Mr. Jons I. DaitfT and Ia.
NJ. as.isisd i, Mp I.reIs 4. larsp. This
institution j. i.rsicd twelve miles cast u Hlli..
I.r.,,sh. n liz county u ilfange. 90 Tie foad
Ie,,lins hsm Ralsish % RoilotOngh. Parents
.pi l.a,nliins Who wi.h % llatt ihtit daughters
,nd wst.ls ii hcallhf srriivn " eounirl - The
,u,is, II 81 taielliseul auI nlisiUa community.
all under espfucmcl and tlliclsnt teachers.
w,ll l,nd il iii. srL,s,l III lllsy desIts.
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EneIt.a lgfanfhrs. S1 ~ 70 IL ~
Languages. giDcluIihg ffcnfh,l Z 70
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Needle Nnfk 10
painiiRs .nd Eiulnfsietv. 2 o.
ADNHR PARKER.
RlEll'D ll0LEMAN, IL. Gon.
JuHN LUgkiIkRr. mairs.
RiE.D BLACKNAi.L
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-03
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