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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

PoircAxY II CrAH.-A correspondent Of
the san francisco Herald, writing from Fill
,aore CITY, Utah, under ds.e Of September
18th, furnishes list OF the members Of the
last Legislature, and the number Of wives
held by each. From this il appears that thiF.
teen members Of the Council have one hun.
sred and seventy ole wives, and twenty six
members Of the House have one hundred and
ffty seven wives. Five officers u the House
have twenty two wives. ar Governor Brig
lam Young skis eight. lie whole number u
females thus represented IN tie Legislature,
aEiicers u The same, and lis Exceleacy !.
10. The same correspondent gives 81 idea
of personal appearance, sr II the men Wis
are the husbands 81 such ) host Of women.
Tie whole crowd contstp-d only one hand
some msn, and he is reported - he husband
Of one vile. "These,r adds this e0rrespon.
dent, " are sober truths, aud 10 shat the,
viii end is for the dark and do!eful future"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14
Wednesday, January Z


II The Senate, Mr.. Boyd, from The Committee on
Finance, reported hack tbe III 70 exempt from tara.
ton and hI tho rate % interest % thr coupon bonds
Of The North Cafoiins railroad. NJ. Cameron adso-
Gated is passage, and Al his motion the rules were
suspended and il passed IL third reading.
A long and eIeiiing debate occurred on the pfopo.
sition 10 20 into an election Of Eve Trustees Of the
University.
On motion Of Mr.. Person. the bill suiborins The
public treasurer 10 subscribe ior stock in the scabosrd
and Roanoke Railroad Company. was taken up. read,
and NJ. Person moved 10 amend The amendment BY
giving ha, road Eve years longer. % pay the bonds
held sgans, Il By North Caroiina, The nierss, 10
b paid annually Tha motion prevailed. and The bill
passed IL second reading and On motion, read third
time and ps.scd.
In the Commons, Mr.. Bsdham's resolution prohibi.
ting the introduction Of bills AFTER the 18th instant,
after shot debate. was rejecied-yeas ~, nays 81.
NJ Bsdham introduced a resolution, that members
should no, draw their per dien sfsr The ae,h inst
laid on the tsbs.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-04

<s5Ft'fsf VI t5is'tttf stfiftf1l #ssftH Ct
How ALAHDLoRD WAS DoNE.-A man
put up u . tip top hotel in Savannah the
other day. and autographed himself, -
I. Chs. Wolf. New sOrlsans.p'ha He had no
luggage but . small box eight inches by
1--WE. carefully wrapped up inltwo kinds Of
paper, and neatly sied.sq He seemed TO
have great fear Of losing hislitle prcdl,
and shinted frequently j that it contained
something, far more valuable than /" his
sll''i He could not think Of keeping it. in
bic bed.room-it might b. sstolen! He
inquired of j book keepers, clerks, &C.,
if there was not = good, strong afre proof
safe in the house. regular salamander.
He mex. called the landlord, and told him,
With much caution, that he would deposit
his = little boz Of valusbles'' in his hands,
to keep it safe-very sas. The obligins
landlord put it away in the strong box.
C. Wolf Esq, made inquiries every day
about IL safety till : short time ago, when
he suddenly disappeared, t. return 10 moro.
The landlord, Il length, with mseh hes.
itation, opened the parole, when ! three
year old vel. burnt 1riek meets his aston
ished gaze!
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sdUsrrU1 ,AR1rHaMiis.ri-1cAI .FAcrs..24A
person accustomed to the use Of figures,
soon finds there Is no necessity for multi:
plying any number BY l2 il:2, for this be-
ing one-eighth Of one dollar, dividing the
number BY eight, vii! give the same result,
the quotient being dollars and eights
thus SO yards, It IL 1.2 cents is equal to
twelve and two,eights dollars, or l2 IS.
The same advice will apply to s Ia cents.
this being one.siIteenth Of ono dollar, di.
viding the number by si1tees, will give the
answer in dollars and .sixtee enths, thus l9e
At GA cents is exnl. to six and two six
teentbs. dollars, ors5gl2, sl.e. This is al
SO she case with SO, this being one half d
one dollar, dividing by two will give the
same result and be found less troublesome
than multiplying BY 50i 33 LIB cents be,
ing ono third Of one dollar, dividing any
nsmbsr BY three, will b equiyaientto null
tip!ying BY So l-3. thus 90 yards 80 Ia
cents, amount to thirty.twe and two third
dollars, 80 66 2.S.
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"A RESULT OF CARRYING FIRsARns-
A company assembled q fswsdays.ag ago in
Lebanon, O., for wedding party, when
one. of tho guests took of, his Overcast
from tho pocket Of which dropped.a small
pistol. A young lady present picked up
the weapon, when Frederick Spohr asked
her to- hand it to him, il doing which Ii
WAS discharged, and tho ball entered tha
corner Of the right eye Of Spohr, causing
death instan,ly.b The marriage uas de-
fsrred, and with stricken hearts the guests
lef the scsne.1 The deceased WAS an .en-
terprising citizen, and - lsff . vile and
three children.
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maid-servant may rest a. well a. thou" Six
days shalt thou work, but on the seventh day
thou shalt rest /; in caring time, and in harvest
thou shalt rest ;" or in other words, in sugar
growing, and in sugar rolling thou shalt rest
Again, i" six days shall work be done, but on the
seventh there shall be to you an holy day, Sab
bath Of rest to the Lord whosoever doeth work
therein shall be put to DEATH 80 ana sgGil-R5
Most earnestly therefore, now would ask every
one who reads these with myself, and who &C.
God, and recognizes his authority at
all, can you read these and not be impressed with
their positive, binding force upon you. Do you
not feel to yourself that there is an inherent au-
thorty in them, and pointed precision and speci-
fcation, which you cannot evade, and cannot cor
travene without the guilt Of wilfl and aggravated
contempt Of him to whose authority you confess
the duty Of implicit obedience. If you can it ID
startling evidence to you Of the pernicious effects
which the habitual indulgence in this and other
sins has wrought within you. 1t indicates with
fearful insigni6cance the advancing maturity Of
sinful habit within you. For however lightly men
may think Of it there is no sin Of more fragrant
against God, Or more hardening in its
effects, or which incurs sufer curse and wrath
than Sabbath dissertation; and it is therefore a
question of most pertinent propriety and interest
with ~ whether it Is indeed that We are already
b indurated by the habitual guilt Of this, as to
have become insensible to compuaction, OF proper
sense of reproo even in the volation of that which
We know to be u solemn and sovreign command
upon us,, sla9Io z9aia Las zs35a.sa3 - s}eos Tsh
81 How strange that man, the creature, the depsn.
dent. the worm should lift up his feeblenes against
Sod, the CREATOR" What madness Of inconsisl
teDcy to expect blessings from him, whose curse
alone We court What irrationality thus to des-
pise the well appointed ordinances, and wantonly
to provoke tho displeasure Of God whose superin.
tending, helping hand we know to be indispensable
in all We eunderake-whose sunshine, and shower
and genial smiles can alone mature our growing
fruits-and whose blessing and favoring provi-
denee must alone give success in every enterprise
" Hear, oh Heavens, and give ear, oh earth, fos
the Lord hath spoken. Behold, have nourished
and brought up children, and they have rebslled
against mo-" "The ox knoweth his owner, and
the - knoweth bin masters crib, but Ixasl doth
not know, my people do not CONSIDER" 70 eiHaai
ss9i - b9ebob 81 5!aow i isaV.C C. Osraou. q
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RoNANcE OF THE FoREsT.-Child Sto.
len from is Parents.-Some months since
we gave the particulars Of horrible oc.
currence which occurred in our immediate
neighborhood, rivaling in interest the thrill.
ling story Of the eagles, victim. on the
mountains Of Switzerland. NJ traces Of
the child which the bear carried off in
such daring manner have as yet been
found, but the excitement which such IN
incident awakens is gradually dying away,
and 10 now replaced by that Of one gilmore
recent date, scarcely less thrilling in its
details. 9 On Wednesday Of last 'week .
Mr. Woodward, living near Sandy Bay.
had some difficulty with ~ Indian. which
he bed, fed nearly every day during the
past wiater,s and kicked him, out Of doors.
The next day his little girl, three years Of
ago, WAS standing near the house, when
IN Indian sprang out Of the thicAet, clasped
her 10 bis arms, and bounded away through
the underbrush. Pursuit was commenced
Immediately, but up to Saturday without
success, though Inflammation has been re.
ceived which, it is hoped. will lead to the
recovery Of the child-an Indian squaw
having been seen the day after the abdnc.
ton carrying, = child which was closely
wrapped ia asiblanket, and was crying
bitlefly y.-Manitoacoc Tribxae.iuo anisofo
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81 = 10 publisheF toe the subscription price.
ID iraur n i 1ppdrvliuor OF THE EARTH.
Gems, take the verk, cried mighty Jors ,g
To mortals, fren biz throne
Aye, all Is you., pet share in love N"'S -"
Tie boon which now 70 own. asll0 ~sf
ssitSsIs.I Tssa oas Ia . s9.'oa ss7ig sndt
Quickly arose the sons Of men, .,,,.-.5. g...a
For ! sift % fair and good .,S -
The farmer gzasped the 6stds Of grain, sahi3
1.-THE huaaer held the wood. 7@liG91asi'
II aashant saat for cleaning gold 5.sasI
"a .Aad eams beyond the sea t'.@''
The king, with Voice and manner bold, Aas
81 Crisd, iaxss ne foe me-. 100 '6 asgolIo aali
The Poet, child Of cruel fate,
Cans Ut to claim his share 7'''n" ''.iI
Alas the dreamer fingered late .7'itgs 9iti|
NJ wealth fbr him = these.-
He knelt 4 Jsvs's imperial throne,
''ai hsgehnf lelt for mot 'svel $50 .s'aI' = 81
ID Fo -, thy child, thy faithful sos, ss7si' ts.g
sac Gfsle faihse, shall this b 7? h7apbs - 5aas
Aks. u vaia. thss seek'ss my aid 5aq asa,asi
,,a4C Cesa oass thsu hast for fear; i, oa.s babsia
,.lNhsA dssandk thou when the grant swas
a4i VAlsst aavsssd here ,e--idlss aat aoqu tmade !
Ny sas AsiSkf Il es,s,eal strains al"''t'' q srI
Thy Hay charmed my eyes : - a"f 70 ''i'a5
Ny soul forgot III ea,thly claims, 81 t'aa-'' s'''
Spell boQod n Ptrad6ee, i'q % 1f'55 sat 8" rasi
taasg '7 50 . sss1lfIssgzs sdi istrisFq ssi. ,9a
Awhile shsae - he thundererb faee .sieaes
is,a Earth = - Anpar mirA - aso44 gFa4anilaaI
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-08-14
PubIic SaIe OF Land.

% URSUANT to to the provisions Of "a Decd Of
L Trust executed to the undersigned as Trus-
Hall, to secure tho pay mcnt of certain debt
therein mentioned to Sanford B. Hall, aud OF
record in the Clerks Office of Har rison county
proceed, in front of the courthouse Of Harrison
county, on the Gath day of August next, to sell,
at public auction, to tho highest bidder for cash
in hand. the interest of Daniel s. Hall in and 70
acres Of Land situate in tho county of Hsrris SON,
on the waters of Purdys Run, adj joining lands o I
Evan s. Hartley, Elijah Hartley, Isaac White
man and others, conveyed to me by the deed
aforesaid, it being the Same on which John Hall
now resides, and will be sold subject to tho life
interest Of the said John Hall therein, aud also
to any int crest that Rosanna Merriheld and Su-
Stuart as infant heirs at law Of Isaac o. Rit-
July 81, 1s57.-4 At T.. G. WATSON.
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DE. 81. MI. ROyYcOcIS
REAL EsTApEE .Ali=asRNGY

HAYlEG boon frequently s1iipitel 60 aid per-
Ii sons Wishing to Duy, as vol "a those wish-
joining counties of North Westerns Virgins, T.
have concluded TO OttcF my services 70 tho pub
lie as an agent, thinning that my facIiitlds arc
such as to enable mo 10 be Soryicdabls 10 both
sellers and buyorg. 3,+ [f
Those Whaling TO buy, must furnish mo with
the kind and amount OF property wanted -its do.
sired locdtion, end cOnvOnfcn0oS, and the price
they expect 10 pay, M tafgf -
Those wishing TO soil will give mo dOscrip,
ton of their pFoporty-its amount, quality, eoti.
diIon, location, price, terms, lSCg
These descriptions will be kept ON flo In my
office, for tho examination Of th64G who wish 20
buy or sell; and those looking either for pars
chRset or for property, will 30 bavodmIuch tfo9s
Bile by referring 70 then.
NochRrgc wtlI be made oxcopt when a saie IL
effected. Address w. r. G00ttER
February 9Th, 1857. ClaFksbuFR, Va.
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A Retired Physician,

Whose sands of life have nearly run out,
I discovered while in the East Indies. a certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
! Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
remedy was discovered by him when his only
child, daughter, was given mp to die. Ho had
heard much of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities appropriations madc fl ON tho
East India homp, and tho thought occurred to
lie studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes. His child was cured, and is. now, alive
and vol. Tic has since administered tho Won
dorful remedy to thousands OF sufferers in all
parts Of tho world, and no has never tailed in
making them completely healthy and happy
Wishing to do as much good rs possible, lie will
send to s,lch of his afflicted follow beings as ro-
questit, this recipe, with full and explicit di-
rcctions for making it up, and successfully using
it. lie requires each applicant to inclose him
one shilling-three cents to be returned as pos
tngo on tho recipe, and the rcm' indcr to be op-
pliod to tho payment Of this advertisement:
- Address See DR.. II. JAMES, /.
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, Nj.
n. B.-Dr. II. James has neither otiice nor
agent in New York, as some have pretended
aud advertised. Tho receipo is sont from NO J
PLACE but No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, Z
Now Jersey. icl2 3m + #
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

INHE undersigned, executor Of tho estate Of
i Josas Adams, deceased, offers for sale the
residue of 10000 acre tract of land, lying in
Harrison county, ON the waters of Ten-mlle.-
Also the residue Of 5000 acre tract of land
lying in Taylor county, on tho waters of the
Valley River. Psrsons DESTROYS Of purchasing
would do wolf TO look at these lands. The title
is indisputable. They lay we'll and are of the fl
nest soil. There are several small improvements
on them. Persons may select such portions at
they desire TO purchase. Terms of sale, such as
may be agreed upon. He will accompany per-
sons at any time who desire to purchase or to
see the land. Address P. NJ: ADAMS,
jy3 If. rrs Parkersburg, Va.
u Weston Herald copy months
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-08-14

ITO Messrs. Peter II. swiger, sewall 6s CO..,
L Mccoy $ Conrad, Theodore s: Bantz; Long
Carlin. Please take notice, tllatI shall, on the
18th day Of August, 1857, ut the office of Nor
val Lewis, in Clarksburg, Va. between tho
hours Of a. m. and 6'p. m, of that day, pro-
coed to tako tho dispositions of Jeriah Swiger
and others, to be road as evidence upon the trial
of certain suit in equity, depending in tho Cir
cult Court for the county of Harrison, wherein
l am plaintiff and you arc defendants; and If
from any cause the taking of said dispositions bo
not commenced on that day, or if commenccl be
not concluded that day, tho taking of the same
will be adjourned and continued from day to
day, or from timo to time, at the same place AMI
between the Same hours, until the same shall be
completed. Respectfully, Yours,
jy3i4t SETH PIGoTT.
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Havana Lottery.
"1Hc Glory Of our House toiu rntoer Depart.'
tsour Star is in the, ASCENDANT"
HAVANA PLAN No O.

'XH7E have merely To call'y0ur atten zion To Che
Wy simplicity of this Lottery, being compos-
ed of single numbers, and refer you to tho best
fetal report of tho amount of Prizes wo sold in
the last Lottery Of the havana Plan-Ono Prize
of $50 ,o0o Quarter of $50 900, Ono Half of SO :
900 and IL Prizes Of 81 900 ouch in tho aggro-
sum of GAS 800, besides several smaller. prizes
ranging from 500 to 81 goo.
We again advise you to give us trial in tho
following Grand Consolidated Havana Plan
L. FRANCE 81 Co., Managers.
Extra Glass six, to be drawn in Baltimore,
Maryland, on Tuesday, June Both, 1855.
Prizes amounting to lss ZOO dollars Prizes
berS-l 900 Prizes
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ValuableP Property for Sale.

A VALUABLE farm of about.4OO acres stu
IN atcd on tho Fatrmont and Beverly Turn
pike about miles from Phillippi, Barbour
county is offered for sale. There are about
$50 acres cleared and under fence. The land is
level, clear of stones, and well .watered. There
fruit, of several kinds, and good buildings.
Also, q tract ofl60 acres lying about six miles
from Phillippi,--about thirty acres of which arc
cleared TINS hI is good leYel land, has on i
Also, a tract of7O0O acres lying on Cheat Riv-
or, in Randolph and Tucker counties, on which
there has been some improvements. This land
is of most excellent quality, we'll tinbered and
contains IN abundance of coal.
All this property will be sold cheap IL aPpIi-
cation be made soon to WIN. p. COOPER.
CIarksburg, March 20, 1851.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

e9 We arc authorized to announce BEyER-
LY II LuRIY, Esq, MS a.caindidate for Clerk of
tho County Court of Harrison county, to fill the
Esq.
:, - We are authorized to announce LUTHER
HAMMOND A mon Esq, as candidate for Clerk Of
by the death of T.. Chaplin. -
% We are authorized TO announce WILL
LIAM ROY, Esq, us n candidate for Clerk OF
the County Court of Harrison County, to fill
the vacancy occasioued BY the death of P. Cha:
~ Tho Editor of this paper will also be n
candidate for tho County Court Ccrkship, il it
meets tho appreciation OF his Democratic friends.
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Agcnfs |! Agcnfs,
EYTRA fNnuCLsAtEN1iS oRlaL.Rrl

DERsoNs sending me tlielr address, viii
~ mail tpogt-Pald) afull descFiPt i've catalogue
ofMy Books, and with Instructions u operate
chat will enable them 70 biakg fe3m $50 70 SOD
and popular books. Address d. RallsoM, Qaa-
ker City Publishing House, ~ 81 THIRD al,
PbIladelphiag OrIflIviag West, % H.,tf Ha-
lison, Cincipnhli, Ohio. 100
p. Editors Of any regular weekly newspa,-
per or monthly periodical llrsug iioat DE United
States, giving tie above adveFtfsent5nt for %
more insertions, including this notice, and fof.
warding me copies Of tbs PapSts, 9as., contain
ing The same, shall have a copy Of BEothsr M
son, the Circuit Rider, or Tea Y kf4 d Msti9-
mo. Bound in beautiful style, maIled 70 ilisIr
address postpaid. IVA 81
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-08-14

IAGIES Y. IIORNOR, Complainant, VS.. Bonja-
Pursuant to a decrseof tho Circui. Court OF
Harrison county, made at tho Spring term 1857,
in tho above named cause, I shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, at the front door of the
court house of Harrison county, on the first day
of the next September term of the county court
for said county, the land in the bin and proceed
inSs mentioned, being lots Nos. land 12 on the
plot Oh the town of Lumberport, in said comfy,
upon credit of g, l2 and Is months, with into
rest from the day of safe, aking' from the pur-
chaser bond with good personal security, and re-
tanning lien upon the said lots as n further Sc
curity for the purchase meney.
:. -. h EDW4NSMAXWELL,
August !, 1s57.--st Special Commissioner.
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In Chancery.

N1RGINIA; At Rules held in the CLERKS OF
" ifce of tho Circuit Court Of Harrison county
for the month of. August, 1851 ~ u t;Sg
: Matilda Reed and Others, eomplainants, vs.
PENDANTS. Tho object ofthis suit Is TO settle the
personal estate. of Hozekiah Stout, deceased, and
procure decree for tho sale of two, tracts Of
land situate in Harrison county, of which the
said Hezekiah Stout died seized, and to cause tile
children and heirs ut law of said Stout TO bring
their advancements into hotchpotAand to pro-
cure division of tho estate. or the proceeds
Thereof, of which the said Stout died seized
among his said children and heirs at law.
Affidavit; having been made according to law
that tho defendants Abraham vanhorn samuel
Richards and Sarah his wife, Elijah Beller and
Mary E. his wife, Joseph Noble and Cassandra
his wife, Benjamiu S. Yanhorn, Deborah Van
horn, Arthur vanhorn, Jasper N. vanhorn,
Martha Vanhorn, Moses Stout, Ezckial Stout,
and Hezekiah Stout arc not inhabitants of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered that tho said de-
Pendants do appear here within ono month after
due publication of this order and do what is NO
cessary to protect their interests in this suit.
WILSON S,SoMMERs G. ". SMITH, Cl'k.
Fof Comp'ts. au7 At
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James B. SIclscafr 7'T
ATTORNEY AFT Il Avn. ls'ssi -
.Dr. Tholnns nniIey..

nFFERS his OCCASIONAL services 10 die eli.
~, fzens of Clafksburg aud vicinity For Do
P7sent he may be- found at tho Nettlrwestsra
h.tel. z-sl--. So - iy, ~ y. -.