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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-04
The State Of North Carolina,

To all Dho shall see these presents, greeting:
Whereas, james X. Montgomery u. A. Montgomery,
BENZ Trolinger W. II. Troiineer, and J. w. Holt,
have entered into Articles of Agreement, under their
hands and seals, acknowledged before the Clerk Of the
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session Of Alamance
county, on The 27th day Of January 1857, on file
in the office Of the Secretary of State and have applied
TO be incorporated under the and corporate style
Of Granite Manufacturing Company for the term Of
thirty years TO carry on the business OF manufacturing
Cotton, Wool and other abrics at Haw River, in Ala.
nance county, with capital Of twenty -four thousand
dollars, with provision to increase The 70 thirty
six Thousand dollars divided into two hundred and ry
shares Of one hundred dollars EACH and have paid the
sum of Two hundred and forty dollars into The hnnls Of
the Clerk Of The Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session Of
Alamance county:
AoW, Therefore, in pursuance Of act OF the Gene
raj Assembly of The State Of North Cariina, passed ~
the session Of The year thousand ei.h hundred and
ffy.two entitled An Act 10 encourage the investment
Of capital for mining and manufacturing purposes, we
do by these presents declare the before mentioned prr
sons and their successors corporations according to
the terms prescribed in said Articles Of Agreement I'M.
der the name and corporate style Of Granite Manuiac-
turing Company 10 carry on the business q manutac-
turing Cetton Wool, and other fabrics Haw River,
in Aiamance county, with capital Of twenty Hour
thousand liars with the right to increase the same 10
thlriysix Thousand dollars in two hundred and inTiS
shares OF che hundred dollars each, Tor uie term "
thirty years from the date hereof with al the rights
powers privileges and mmunilies conferred hy The be-
fore reced act Of the General Assembly, and subject
to all the limitations, liabilities and restrictions imposed
by said act.
In witness whereof. his Excelcncy Thomas Bragg.
our Governor capain-Genera and commander-in-chifi
hath signed with his hand these presents and caused
the great seal Of the State of North Carolina 10 be
affixed thereto.
Done al our city Of Raleigh. on the 10Th day
Of February, in the year of our Lord one
FISCAL. thousand eight hundred and fifty seven
and in the eighty first year Of our ndepen
dence. ,rro, nn.rc
/ March d. 7s-2w
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reached a crisis. After slowing him away
the friend returned and accosting the pros
pretor, said very emphaticaiiy:
SIR. you have been treading npon danger
aus ground. sir: do you know, sir, that man
Is not to be tempered with, sir: do YOU
know, sir, that he has killed his man, STRIP
/" Killed his man." says Thompson, with a
voice ikea thunder clap, and a most intense
expression Of contempt upon his phiz: .By
Jove sir, let me inform you that have
practiced medicine for twenty years. aud YOU
mustn't attempt to Brighten me with chap
that has only killed his man. Bah sir, il
wont begin to do"
The fellow collapsed" and forthwith
setued ms blil. Poter's Spirit.
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Obituary.

10 Philadelphia, on Sunday The 18th uliimo, Dr..
WILLIAM 5. CRurcHFIELp, medical student at Jef.r.
College, aged 20 years / months and 10 days.
The ways Of Providence are truly mysterious. The
young whose death il is our painful duty 10 re-
cord, taken away jus, in the prime Of liie Hav-
ing clear and quick intellect. with steady perse.
in dong that which is right. he applied him
self 10 the study Of medicine aud bid fair to become
ornament to his profession when. alas just as he
prepared to start home once more TO see his friends
death stepped 10 aud claimed its victim. The effect
upon his father is truly hearirendng. Just recovering
from recent slciions, his grief in the death Of his
wife having become assuaged in degree, he was
expecting to welcome his son once more TO bis resde
10 cheer his lonely hours. when nrws arrived Of bis
dangerous illness a Philadelphia. fastening 10 60
aud watch by his side, he stopped by The mourn.
fol intelligence that he dead. No kind parent to
cheer his sick hours no fond raiise 10 comfort his
dying moments. The writer Of this article hy a hong
and continued intimacy, was well acquainted with
him, and be say with truth he was truly an exem.
pay young man, and one. too that his afflicted father
might justly Be proud Of But he il gone! Yes
gVts ne MS let Ulls NoTlu o. SORROW, anu We may
hope has gone 10 better one. One By one has this
family dropped of, aud now the son on whom tho
father had places. such fond hopes and whose star d
future beamed with such happiness is gone, aud tho
tomb has caught one in is cold embrace who will be
deeply lamented. The deceased was member Of the
church. and was prepared, we may hope to meet bis
God. The bright hopes Of youth have thus been
dashed down. and out of that afflicted family one
more has been taken. Afflicted father, YOU mus, take
this bereavement as from an Almighty hand.
Judge not The Lord Us feeble sense,
But trust him for his grace;
Behind frownins providence
lie hides a smiling fac. J.w.I.
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Lost or Stolen.

E,R0M the subscriber, at McCauieys Hotel, on the
18th u January. one Gold Watch aud Chain.
The watch has the points broken 81 both the hanis.
and small crack IN tie cap, on the inside. The
chain i 4 fob chain with two silver rings attached 10
il, one where the chain is attached % the watch and
the other where the key is attached to the cham. Al
persons are f,reaarnrd irnm trading for The shove
named watch and chain, lnr il j. my properly. Any
person on returning The watch and chan 70 me. %
WIN. MeCaulry. will he amply feHardel and any
information respecting il vii be Thankfully received.
ALIEN. G. WATSON.
February III, f5-3w
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CAROLINA BLACK HAWK.

rENHIS Stallion brought from Vermont last Spring BY
n ". William SlfiIaiek, viii make spins SEASON
10 IIIlbofough 10 commence the lst q Msfeh aud
cla-c on the 18th Of June. Tcrm.. $50 the season.
$40 lpt Insurance. Mares from distance will te
boarded aud well attended 10 by one 81 he owners u
the hofe-pritr 15 cents pei ay. Special care will
be taken 10 prevent beciJcnis bot responsibility
assumed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Black HaNk was sired by
the oil Vermont Black liask. nov owned Is DltiI
iIi, Of Bndpod. IL,) be b the sherman Mofgin. he
by the Original ~ Justin Morgan, The f,hef u thc race
81 Moigins The dam u Carclus Black Hawk was
sired by descendant Of the old posbcy uul Of =
Morgan MARI.
This stallion will le six years old ID July ncSt. " !
ei black color, medium sixe weighing one thousand
snd weniysiH psunls and one Of the lrd proportional
and most elegant moving horses that can be produced.
and fcr genilenrss and dorly. both under DE saddle
and IN harness. cannot lie Surpassed By any gtIiing
When three years old be iro,tcd 81 The Vermont
State fair againd numttof colts ~ the same bnr-c,
and vas the successful competitor ~ the pscmium.
He also tfoile 81 the North Caroiaa State Fair last
fall and shared iisprcmius with ssy worthy horse
JAMES r. CAIN.
". S. SrgCDuICK,
y. n. STRUDwIcK.
February u. ss--
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

HAVING desire 10 20 10 The South West. Offer
Tor sale the Plantation on which nov live living
two miles south Of Hisbofough. containing near 400
acres, about half cleared. the other hall IN woods
and the most oft well wooded. The land lies vel and
Is vel adapted 10 The culture OF iobaeeo aud slI the
gains grown in this part OF the county. For the
quality Of wheat the land produces. would rtfer the
inquirer 10 Alexander Dickson, Bsq, who has ground
al my WHEAT ior The last seven OF eight years. The
plantation Il well improved. has on il large aud com.
modious dwelling house. AMI house built lo on Office
and al other necessary out houses, and thTesLinr
machine. There = poOd meadow, good spple and
peach orchard, good many young selected trees lust
htgiHning 70 bare. The plantation Is well waiere has
% u numrr Of good springs there i 4 spring IL
excellent falling wafer within go of go yards
oi tie house, aud also well OF excellent water within
fes feet olihr DIOR. with milk house attached t. H.
built Of rark lime anil cement, aud gistefn ID built
o. the same materials. 10 which milk and butter viii
keep coal The waimest weather 10 summer The n.
Carolina Raitoad runs through The lane, and none IL
ihe wood i more than hali mile ffom ihe road and
no bal 20 hau 10 get ., to Market Those wish.
ins to purchase sil please and judge If ihem.
sclsts
DAVID HART.
February 4. III
- Raleigh siinla,d and Milton Chronicle tsles
i1sgHat4.
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THg MEXICAN rRgAry.-'lhe country has
been surprised ~ the fact. that Mr.. Forsyth.
our Minister TO Mexico. has made Treaty
with Mexieo.-but without any authority from
the state Department. lin payment 81 which.
tie United States is tp.gise an indefinite mum
Der of millions.
There are conflicting reports as 70 the sub
ject 81 The treaty, which j. IN Washington TO-.
day. Oue stateInent Is that Lower California
anil Sonnra have been purchased for SIS. 0aO,
900. payable 10 annual instruments of 81. 600.
QUO. Certain regulations fpr the encourage.
ment Of commerce and OF mail communiea.
ton accompany this principal stipulation.
Another version j. that IN consideration nf a
strip 81 territory We are To- lend Mexico SIS.
UnD.O0u; and vet another. that ~ have thus
bought tic right u way over the Iehuante-
Pee.
The Mexican nrgatiators have devised a
new way t. carr, through treaties bpth IN
Mexic6 and 10 the United Siates.-and that
j.. By inserting - the Treaty itself millions
10 interest both naiiun. 10 the Treaty ratifi.
cations, Il Is said that pnc provision IL this
new Treaty conirmplaies the allowance oI
American claims to The aaount Of ~ GOO, 900.
which clause may secure the ratification 81
the Tieats. These pretended claims will be
used to bride The Mexican ollicials 70 influence
sptes,--iur tie ratification IL the Traty by
our Senate, and then 10 gain the sanction Of
the House TO the necessary appropriations.
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A SINGULAR PAsciSArioS.-An English pa
per relates the following unsceountabe oe.
currencr:
"One Of the most singular instances il
connection with material things, exists in
he case q young man WIN, not very long
ago. visited large iron mandatory. He
siood opposite large hammer. and watched
with greatinterest its perfect. regular strokes.
Az first u was beating immense Jumps Of
crimson metal into thick black sheets. but The
supply becoming exhausted, at length il only
descended on the polished anvil. Still the
,pang man gazed lntently on its motion; then
be followed its stroke with corresponding
motion Of his head then his left arm moved
10 the same tune; and finally. he deliberately
placed his finger upon the anvil. and 10 an
instant Il was smitten 10 a jelly. The only
explanation be cnud afford was, that he felt
an impulse TO do IL. that he knew he should
be disabled. that he saw all the consequence.
IN misty kind Of manner, but that he still
felt the poWer within above sense aud reason
"a morbid impulse, in fact. to which be
suceumbcd, and BY which he lost good
hand"
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TO THE PUBLlc

'fNHE subscriber uoHtl take ths method u informing
tie public, that his Mills On Hat titef tlaie
Vaughn & sNenes's,l are nov 10 Cue order far The
manufacture IF nJuf. aud soliciis lieml share IL
patronage lie has lately put IL new cloths o tie very
bcst quality. which. with experienced Miller, hc
hopes 10 give general satisfaction.
He SrEtN SAW MKT s nov running IA ,hs vicinity
Of Casnp Grrtk, wler Bunber ~ al descriptions fr
The nAfsct can BE- had ssnd Ii y1af blfs q sun
Lowell.
JOHN LocIHART
Fslfufy - 5s. Nv
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II has been said that experience is thorough
tel" and few wish 10 be taught by IL but the lessons
thus learned indeiby impressed upon ecolIec-
ton. This being The case, would recommend 10
such Of readers not exempt from the attacks Of the
Fever and Ague so prevalent in this section 10 profit
by the experience of others who have used Leonard's
South American Fever and Ague Remedy; and when
compelled 10 remedy, TO resort to this one; and TO
prevent attack should be occasionally used Hun
dreds can testify TO is worth by experience.
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MAR Il led.

In this county, on Thursday the 26th instant, by
Rufin R. Tapp, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM A. WoLr to Miss
MARTHA A. CHEEK, daughter of Maj John Cheek,
all Of this county.
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Business Notice,

Ey7HE time for going North rs drawing very
n close 81 hand, and We would earnestly su-
licltonr customers 10 make us payments at
or before court. We can meet our payments
only BY collections. Make partial If not d
fM payment. gs.tseai 3. 80
J. G. TURRENTlNE & SON.,
u February IL. ats'tfs rs
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

fSNHE subscriber will Offer Al public sale. on THURS.
DAY the 18th Of March next, on the premises, the
Plantation on which he resides, nine miles south Of
Hilsborough and ten miles west Of Chapel Hill con-
tanning about $50 The place has on very good
buildings, and the land is in good condition and well
wateed. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
10 view the premises.
S.AXFIELD BREWER.
February 25. ~
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TIE MINNESOTA BmL.--The following Is
the vote on the bill which passed the Senate
the other dsy. giving to Minnesota public
lands enough TO construct nine hundred and
twenty-five miles Of railrnad:
Yeas-Messrs. Alien. Bell. Of Tennessee,
benjamin, Broica, Cass, Critienien, Dodge,
Douglas. Durkee. Fish, Fitch. Foot. Foster.
Geysr. Green. IpersOn. james. johnson. Jones,
Of tennessee. Mallory. Nour-e. Peoree. Rusk.
Se6asfian, Seward, Nu1ri, Ioombs, Irum.
bull. Wade. Ueiler. Wilson. and Tuiee-Ss.
Na,s-Messrs- Biggs. Bigler, Brodhead.
Clay. Evans, Hunter, Mason, Pngh, Reid, aud
Slidell-IO.
We hsye put the names Of the Democrats
voting for this hnnstion Of land 10 Minnesota
IL italics. II will be seen that out u thirty
two VOTES IN favor Of the bill. freniy fioo Of
them we're the votes of Democrats-who
swear II Is unconstitutional thus 10 vote away
the public lands Il will be seen. besides,
that thirteen of these twenty-five Democrats.
who vailed far the Minnesota land bill, are
SoniherR ~ Democrats. We have no com
ment TO make an this strange proceeding Of
Southern Democratic senators to-day. We
merely submit il 10 the common sense reflrc-
tions Of the people. We NAV ask. however.
whether. IL il be constitutional IN Southern
Democracy 10 vote away the public lands ID
Northern States aud Territories. IL would
not be- equally constitutional TO vote lew
acres 20 Virginia. Richmond Wig.
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KILLED MS Mas.-Ia Graage, Ga, Jan.
t2th, Is57.-You have doubtless heard Of
DR.. Thompson. tie wssgish proprietor of
the Atlanta Hotel. IN Atlanta in this State.
Well, once upon time. two gentlemen lthe
one decidedly under The influence Of spirit.
ual presence, and the other approximating
the same condition.) stopped al the Doctors
Hotel. 10 consequence sf some ex,raordi.
nary manifestations on The part n the !" tigh.
test" gent, he soon lound himself " nigh
unto mus" with the Doctor. Ills friend,
however, carried him on before matter.
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+ & A D T HIS!
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

n obedience to an order Of the County Court, made
at February term, 1857, | shall on SATURDAY
the 2lst day Of March next offer for SALE the prem
ses about seventy Of the lands Of the heirs Of
David i. Tinnen, deceased, being the southwest por-
lion Of the tract whereon said David T. Tinnen re-
sided, adjoining the lands Of Robert Reddng Jsnes &
Turner, and others. II is all wood land, and only
about four miles from town.
TERNs.-Six months credit win he given; bond and
security required and title reserved until the money is
anu WM. w. TAYLOR, Comm'r.
February %. 77-3w
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NJ oTI G z
DR.. Roscoe Hooker,
n. q.

WILL generally be found. when not professionally
engaged either at his Office or residence, opposite
lie Orange Hotel.
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~ 3N8 fNf4 HI ffal8 4A 3tN.
rips, two-thirds Of the crop was cut for fear
of frosts. The product Of this cutting was
molasses equal, it is said, to the first quality
of New Orleans. The remainder Of the
cane was allowed to stand about twenty days
longer, during which the seed became fully
ripe, and suffered no visible injury from the
we're frost which interviewed. The nolasses
obtained from this portion Of the crop was
about the same proportional quantity as the
other, but Of better quality. The total
result Of the experiment was about equal to
three hundred gallons Of molasses to the
acre, with sufliciency Of seed over to plant
an acre this season, which has so satisfied
the grower that he is going into the expert
ment again this year with an increased
amount Of care and the adoption of improved
methods which his experience has sug-
gested."
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Call and Settle.

sVgliE debts due Long & Cain must posi-
u lively be paid. all nron the subscri-
Der, WHO'S authorized to settle, aud is always
to be found at the Drug Store.
JaMES r. CAIN.
January Il. 70
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USEFUL MEDICiNEs.--we src opposed oe,ery
presented to Us which have the recommendation Of
numbers Of the medical faculty. well a. our citizens
who have tested their qualities We deem 4 duty
journalist 10 make them known Gar and wide 10 I'll
readers The articles here reiereJ 10 are prepared by
n. r. lIcmbolj. Chemist, which will be found cnume-
rated 10 our columns They are compounded o. purely
vegetable substances and may be relied on r The spc.
eide purposes IN performing cures. tSee advertisement
headed lIembcId's Genuine Pepafsiions.l
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'I'HE FlRsr ARREST UNDER THE NEw LAW.
Officers Stevens aud Harrigan yesterday
arrested man named George Miller under
the law Of which The following is the charge
made on oath. That the accused Is va
grant and disorderly person. in that he
leads ,lissalute aud disorderly course Of
life. aud cannot give good account Of the
means by which he pracures liselihooi."
Justice M,aris committed the accused TO the
aImshouse for the space OF twelve months
Measures are now being taken TO arrest al
persons who come under the law, aud com
init them To the almshouse. baltimore Sun.
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y The greatest natural ornament to the "human
form divine, sunquesonably fine, uxurant, healthy
growth Of hair. i has been essential IA all ages Of
the world and among all nations, savage and civilized
Hence. the Indian brave regards the scalp Of his enemy
as bis greatest trophy For similar reason the fash
onable belle often DISCUSSES the region of vanity, web
as her other chronological organs with borrowed locks
He who should discover mode Of preventing the
hair from showing the inroads of envious Time by
turning prematurely gray, method by which il could
be restored when falling off turning white, and way
Of promoting its continued and luxuriant growth, would
be justly entitled TO rank among the heneactols Of the
human race. Read the testimonials 10 another column
Of the wonderful not to say almost miraculous effects
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative" and il he
has not accomplished oil this.-Cgpitai City Fact.
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Notice For Settlement.

On account are expected 10 call and settle
By ASH, during the month Of January.
Our accounts must be closed once year BY
cash ~ natr.
iB~Al Groceries hereafter will be cash
articles.
&c. TURRENTINE & SON.
January Z. IL
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NEURALGIA CuRED,-Rsad what Ne. Boyden
saysi No medicine ever had certificates from such
spectacle sources as Jsnsts spanish Mixture. Mr. y.
Beyden. q the original ptopretofs Of the Asiot
House, New York. and COT number Of yeats Of the
Etehsnge noie Richmond. Va, was cured n se.
we're stack Of Nsntalah. BY Carriers spanish Mixture.
The p6 and perfect cure elected in bis ny this
valuable medicine snesied his attention and excited
his interest be recommended Il 10 Others afflicted with
variety " disease and IN every inst ancs cure wss
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A singular Case On Sunday last Drs.
Freeman and Perry. Of Saratoga. ampntated
the leg Of Mr.. Smith. a resident Of that
village. The cause for the ampntalion Was
the actual death Of the limb. Mr, s. who i
a labOrer Of industrious and temperate habits,
some six weeks since, white walking, was
seized with sudden pain in the leg, about
half way from the knee 10 the ankle, aud i'm.
mediateiy all sensation or feeling below the
region of the pain ceased. The look and
color Of the skin. and to the touch. was that
If dead body, and all life or animation be-
low, midway from the knee TO the ankle, was
entirely graduated. The abo.e physicians
attended the sufferer aud used all the skill
and ingenuity known to the medical profess
sion TO restore the circulation, but 10 no avail.
The individual had previously ENJOYED good
health. and the cause for SO sudden and sin.
gular result could not be accounted for.
Circumstances Of palsied or psralyzed limb,
are Of frequent occurrence, bnt Of the death
# limb. We understand, was never before
known 10 the medical faculty. That the
limb was actually dead is shown from the
fact that decomposition had set in. aud il was
found necessary to amputate the limb to pre-.
vent modification. The leg was taken of
above The knee. Albany Argus.
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effected. He has seen Il cure Ague and Fever. Rheu-
Coughs, and cases which were said To- be confirmed
Consumption, aud nearly every other disease FOL
which ii is used. He remarks il is difficult TO know
what disease il will not relieve or cure, and Blood
Purher, and Spring and Fall medicine, he has never
seen lis equal. He cheerfulIy recommends il on all
occasons aud believes 10 be the most valuable remedy
extant.
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The Journal Of Commerce states that child
stealing has become regular business in
New York, for the purpose Of obtaining a
reward for their restoration. In many cases
they make sums amounting to 500 or more.
A little girl, only three or four years old,
was enticed away from Greenwich street, by
a fellow who entered the second story Of a
house for the purpose, but the friends Of the
family succeeded in tracing him, and recoy-
cred the child, bat the scoundsel escaped.