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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-02
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In Raleigh, on "Wednesday evening the 25ih ult., by
Rev. +. z. skinner. Mr.. W. W. woopEL, to Miss
Jena E., daughter af Mr.. Geo. W. Bruce, Of this
county.
In Charlotte. on Tuesday eveping the 24th ult.. by
Rev. Alex. Sinclair wsI. YATES. Esq, ledior Of the
Western Democrst,l 70 Miss sALLIr A., daughter Of
the late Alex. Springs, Esq.
In Beaufort, on the 18th ult, by Rev. J.. L. Hendren.
Mr.. JoHx c. GoRN1s. assistant editor Of the Beaufort
JournaL) 10 Miss EafLY ]. BusuAIL.
10 fireenviiIe on Wednesday the 18Th ut., by Rev.
Mr.. Mcdonald. WiLLIAN A. JENKINS. Esq. (Aiiorney
General Of North carolins.) 10 Miss d. ". CLARK,
daughter Of Mr. James :. CLARK.
Al Brownsville, on the 18th ul,, by Rev. f. Hines,
sAsrKL v. MonTos. Esq., Of GAINESVILLE, Va, 20 Miss
Maria T., daughter Of Hon. A. W. Yenable.
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Valuable Plantation and Buildings

he subscriber offers for sale the Plantation on
which he now lives, in the county Of Alamance,
containing $40 Acres. lying an The waters Of Back,
Quaker and uhter Greeks, two and half miles east Of
Trol,ngers Bridge, the main road leading from
Hishoough TO Gleensborough and within one mile Of
the Moth Carolina Railroad. The land is Of excellent
quality, we'll waered with good meadow lands n good
order. The buildings are principally Of brick large
and well finished. The Plantation has on it Saw
Mil, Grst Mill, Tan Yard, Smith Shop, with every
other house necessary for comfort and convenience
The property he bought just on very reason-
able terms, and the payments will be made easy Call
- HENRY BASON.
October Z. Oft
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NEW TANNERY.

VIE subscriber having established TanBery Of
= Mehanesvile, Alamance county, on the North Caro-.
lima Railroad, will be pleased to furnish those who
may iavor him with their patronage, good article Of
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather, and liberia
prices paid in cash for them.
BOOTS and SHOES manufactured to order, and
made Of the very best French and Northern skins, and
from Leather Of my own tanning. All work done in my
shop warranted TO he well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE,
Sept. l6.-06-- Mehanesville, ". e.
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~ There arc IN every community persons " no are
lesirous u doing good 10 the afflicted un suffering. and
10 such win u.s. We would state that no charitable &C,
they could perform wou rebound more 70 their self
qualification and bring comfort 10 the many now labor.
ing under the disease prevalent 10 this section OF the
country, than 10 purchase for shosc whose may
not sow them 10 DO %, some Of Lsonaris South
American Fever and Arue Remedy. 4 win not only
cure the recipient Of your charities, but viii add us,r'
10 yeui nobs deeds. -
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N OTICE.

HAVING qualified as administrator on the estate Of
Anderson Proctor. deed. shall sell 10 the highest
hidler at the late residence Of the deceased We'd
neaday the 23i Of December next, Q credit Of nine
months, one bay Horse, one Cow and Yearing, foul
Hogs. and other articles too tedious 10 mentun.
al peIs1ns indebted 10 said estate requested 10
come forward and make immediate payment and settle
ment longer Indulgence cannot be given; and thoss
having claims against the estate will present them with
in the lime prescribed BY law, or this notice will b
plead in bar Of their recovery.
NJ. WILKINSON, .7im'r.
November ~. IT.
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Pine Shingles.

rTyHE subscriber Keeps eonaantly on hand. and will
deveron the cars al the shortest notice, Long Straw
Pine shingles Of The be quality, and 81 prices TO sui
the times.
Tgnxs ~. 900 aud over. 80 IS pet thousand.
Smaller quantity, 50 50 per thousand.
Address me 81 Cary r. o., Wake County. N. q.
A. r. PAGE.
November ~. i5-5w
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BARGAINS S..
Honey saCed Is money made.

sHDstey SuCe0 " HDHey HHUe.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
consequence Of being later in the in Ceiling
in my Goods han ought 10 have been 10 meet the
wants fully Of nv cu-iomers and money IS
luabe as il becomes 10 greater demand and can ope-
rate sjvanisgeousy with IL in the future, have deter
mined to sacrifice 10 large extent Tie profits al my
Rich and Fancy Goods therefore offer 10 sell for cash
or TO my regular customers on time, my
Entire Stock of Goods. both at liilisborough
and S0uth Lnwell. at reduced prices.
The following named Goods viii offer Of COST, viz:
Al rich and expensive Dress Goods consisting of Nous
lin de LANES. Fancy and Black silks, fine Cashmere
and Double Wool Shawls. Cloths, Cass,neTes, Vest.
ins. Irish Linens 6ne fianncs Fur and Sofi Hats and
Caps. Bed and Negro Blankets. Velvet sBd Straw Bon.
nets, Ribbons, French Embroidery, embracing Coar'
and Sleeves, both separate and in sets, lot Of which
will be found Q, very reduced prices. they pu
chased very cheap 70, cash also Swiss and Cambfic
Edgings and Insening-. Embroidered and Plain Linen
cambne Handkerhiefs.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call when They
are looking r purchasing any Goods a. am deter
mined 10 oer Inducements, and 10 short 10 have re.
form IN my own business 10 correspond with the pre-.
cent sdngency Of the times; therefore general fedue.
lion Of prices on articles may be especed-This plan
10 he continued during the winter, preparatory 10 the
spring business.
would call The particular attention 81 Farmers % my
Plantation Utensils consisting 81 steel Spades and ShO.
sels, Farm Ysid and Grain shcyel., sieslpninled Hill.
ing snd Wedding Hoes. and last bot mol least. those
celcbssisd Mans and the old Collins ess,-aeel AXES,
Of which have been selling Cor the laa six years. and
have given universal ssiac,i0n. and even repuaiinn
of selling the best Axes BY those who have iriethrm
An my Stock purchased the decline 81 the Mouth
EN- Market and would have been Of mutual advantage
to my patrons and myself hut of The seness Of the
son shen they werc receiyed.
large lot Of The hest RIO COFFEE on hand.
also desire 10 inform the public that will give The
Gull msket price for ~ sacae articles IN barter, espe.
cialy br the following articles. which will without
limit, Bees.Wsx. Tsllow. Cool Feathers. Dried Fruit
ops Eggs and Butter, and the staple produce 81 The
county ss opportunity may Offer % dispose Of 4 ~
distant o nome ma'A'1 II. L. OWEN.
November u. II
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CARRIAGE PAINTER AND TRIMMEE
w a n tie d.

T,HE undersigned is nov IN want Of hrst.raie
Carriage Painter and Trimmer. that can take ehatge
Of The painting and trimming both, 10 whom liberal
price Will be paid. man with hmly would be
prcfened. None need apply without being well recon.
mended % man ~ good moral character and indus.
,fious habits Address The subscribers al Bushy Fork
Nc HURDLE G HURDLE.
November is. ia-esp
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81 DTGEsT."--su Is the true meaning Of the
word PEPSIN," or Of the two Greek words from
which Il Is derived Thisi the significant and appro.
pirate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or
GASTRIC LUCE, prepared by DR. J. s. HOUGH-
TON. Of Philadelphia, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il Is Natures own remedy for an un.
healthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal il cura.
tive powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement 10 another part Of this paper.
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Attention!
headquarters. Orange Guards,

HilsborOugh, December /, 1857.
Orders No. Is.
/. Assemble in front az the Count Housr. on SAT.
URDAY the 5th instant. Of 10 o'clock. with uniform.
arms and sccourements in good order for inspection
and regular monthly parade.
q A Court Martial will he held IN The Court House
q, oeack precisely. Officers, deIinquents, and Others
having business are hereby notified 10 attend.
BY order Of Capt. PGIpE JoxEs.
+. l.. COOLEY, o. s.
December .. l7--lw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-02
From The Wilmington Journal.


scHEMERs oyERREACHING THEMSELVES.
u Is generalIy supposed that the Sch eddie
adopted by the Kansas Convention prevents
thcamending Of the Constitution until after
the year 1864. Such was no doubt the inten.
1 ton OF the persons who got up the provision
referred to. bit they have oyerreached them
selves very decidedly. as will be seen BY the
wording Of the sectiun. which we quote be-
low;
'.Sec. 10. After the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four, whenever the
Legislature shall think it necessary TO
ameni. alter. and change this constitution,
fhey shall recommend TO the electors at the
next general election, two thirds Of the mem
bers Of each house cnncurring, to vote for or
against the calling Of q convention and ii il
appear that majority Of all the citizens Of
the stale have v0ted for a convention. the
Legislature shall, at its next regular ses sion.
call convention, to consist Uf as MANY mem.
bers as there may be In the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes at the time, to be chosen in the
same manner, at the same places, aud by the
same electurs that choose the represe natives |;
said delegates so chosen shall meet within three
months alter said election, for the purpose of
revising. amending. or changing the constitu-
ton
This is all that is said on the subject. II
will be seen that il refers safely to the period
subsequent to the year 1864. aud does not for-
b'd the repeal OF amendment Of the constitu-
tlon before that time. itfollows, therefore, that
The people may at once. by a simple majority,
call new Convention as soon as the State is
organized aud admitted, and repeal the whole
Constitution, or amend it to su,t their own
wishes. States being sovereign and inde>
pendent, and possessed ct exclusive iurisdic-
tion over their own consultation and laws,
the state Of Kansas might. notwithstanding
the attempted prohibtlan, at any time change
part or the wh"le Of It's organic law, IL its
Legislature chose to call for popular vote
an the subject. aud the people were 10 east
their ballots for II. North American
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NoTICE

V,HE subscriber having at The Court sitting for
4 Orange county. qualified as administrator upon The
estate Of Lenuei NJ Morgan, deceased, hereby gives
notice oil persons indebted said estate 10 for
ward and make payment. Persons having claims will
present them, this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
recovery JAnES N. PATTERSON, .4dm'r.
November a. l7-4w
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Female School at Graham.

AIRS. JULIA A. HOLT will .pen q Female school
w IL the town Of Graham on the fsl Monday Of ia.
nuary nrxt.
The course ofinrruciicn will embrace al the branches
II thorough and substantial English Education. via
Spelling. Reading. Voting. Ariihmsiie, Geography.
Gramuar, History, Algebra. Geometry, Astronomy.
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Geology, Logic, khc-
iofic. SC.
Term, per session o. Eve months, for beginners. IS,
COT olhefs, SIS.
November "a. " Nv
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MICROBES FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, as administrator Of Lemuel NJ. Nor
gan. deceased having been duly commissioned Ivy
the County Court Of Orange, at its November Term
1857, to expose to public sale the Slaves belonging to
the estate Of the said deceased, hereby gives notice that
at Chapel Hill on Friday the st Of January. 1883, he
Thirteen or Fourteen Slaves,
oil but two Of which very valuable, some Of them
having respectable skill as carpenters, &c.
Terms-Six months credit. upon bond with good Sc
curry JAMES N. PATTERSON. .adm'r
November 20. IL
CT Standard, ill Isl Of January.
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70 FATHERS AND M0TfiEns.-You knos
how mporanr il is FIR your children thai you should
Keep good health. How frequently do we see feeble
parents dressed In mourning on account Of the death
Of their beloved children What pity it h. when by
proper care and remedies all these trials and troubles
can be avoided. When health can be restored 10 the
parent and life and happiness to the child. Restore the
health Of the mother snd you obyiale the necessity Of
Paregoric Godfrcys Cordial and other injurious marco
tics for crying children. We enireai you, as we desire
to improve the condition Of race, 10 procure Dr.
Morses Almanac aud read how diseases are cured in
accordance with Natures laws with innocent Roots
and Plants
PaEosAscr.-During this critical period Morse's
Indian Root Pills will be required because they cleanse
The body from those morbid humors, and thoroughly
drive away oil palms, and give ease and comfort 10 the
mother From one to three of these Pills. taken two
OF three times week during pregnancy will cause the
mother safe and easy delivery, and will he sure TO
give stout and healthy constitution to the child.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers
il Medicines.
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TO Teachers.

TO TeaChGrS.
DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING TO remove from Hisbolough, offer
= for sale my House, Lots, School, Furniture and
School Apparatus.
The house is most conveniently arranged for Select
Boarding School. The Lot is highly improved; the
Garden filled with choice vegetables fruits aud flowers
The adinning Lot is also under cultivation.
The village has always been celebrated for its health
and this School has now been in successful operation
Tor twenty years.
For further particulars. terms. &C., address
REV. ROBERT BURWELL,
Hillsborough, c.
September 2. o.
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A Prussian Journal of the Lower Rhine tells
very gaod story Of a religions community
thereon. who approaching the long and able
services Of their faithful minister. unani,nous-
" resolved as a testimonial of the same To
present him this year Of Louniiful vintage.
each with bottle IL white vine. The mIn.
lister was Of course duly sensitive 10 this
delicate tribute OF love aud affection, as well
IS pretty proud Of Il. as evidence that his
ministry had not been altogether in vain, and
al considerable expense, prepared in his
cellar huge ornamentcd cssk, into which.
on the appointed day. appeared every member
OF his Hook. and emptied his bottle. But
what was the surprise Of the minister. ~ well
as the generous donors, on tasting from the
now overlooking cask, TO End that il was NOT
wine but water! A strange thing. certainly.
and Of which we have no other explanation
than this. that every member Of the soriety
was Of the same idea. that one battle 81 water
would not be noticed in whole cask VI wine.
->~~~-~>-~-~~~>~~~--
A FEARFUL SPEcTAcLE.-The Russian line.
of-bztiie ship Lefurt. which lately eap.ized
In broad MONDAY in the Bay af Finland, when
closely surrounded BY numerous vessels oI
the feet on their way frum Revei 20 Grons.
txdt. has since been examined by English
divers at the or,er of The Russian Cavern.
ment. IL will probably be still in the recol.
lectIsn of sar readers that the vessel had, in
addition to about 500 troops and crew. full
400 passengers an boar,l. chiefly women and
children. who. with quantities 81 bulky house
furniture. occupied tie whole tween decks.
Out Of consideration too these unwanied
passengers. the port.hnles Of the man.af.wsr
had been left open. and when sudden squall
came on could not be closed in time and so,
when the wind tuck her. the vessel heeled
over. flied. and al once espsized. Such per
sans as we're on deck at that time were ~
course al once washed away. but the drivers
found no less than 100 eorpses in the cabins
tween decks, aud in the held of The vessel
all clinging 10 some portion Of the timbrrs 81
the ship. or 10 each uther. The horror o
this frsrful sight sppearst 10 have been aggra
vated by the circumstance that the bodies
were already far gone IN decomposition. and
with few exceptions. the eyes Of all the corpsei
~eie vide open aud glaring. The etfec
Of this dreadful spectacle on the drivers was
such. that one Of them was totally unable foi
many days TO recount the CHASTITY scenes h'
had witnessed down ia that hive Of putreiy
ing eorpses. and on his persistent refusal q
repeat his visit there was seut hone.
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or 10000 patients cured annually by the use
Hemholds Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Extract 0
Buchu. most positive and specific remedy for Distress
ing ailments Read IN advertisement in another col
umn, headed Helmbold's Genuine Preparal on
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-02

nor involuntary servitude IL this States other
vi Sc than % punishment for crime. whereof
the party shall have been duly convicted"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-28
AN AFFLIcrlvE D1spEssATIoN.

Among the most painful privations and disappointment
which we have known, resulting from the late terrible
storm is The of friend c. L. Ward, ESQ.,, of To.
wanda, Pennsylvania
On Saturday, the 10th instant, he received despatch
by telegraph announcing the arrival Of his family at
Charleston, from Havana, whittier they had gone some
months since to try the effect of change of climate in
behalf of his daughter who had laery evinoed symptoms
OF decline The tone OF the despatch was such as to
create great anxiety and he started instantly for New York
in hopes to reach the Saturdays steamer for Charleston
Arriving too late he Immediately turned his course south
ward in the racars In consequence of the storm he
was two nights and two days between New York and
Philadelphia, and the length Of time between the
latter city aud Washington here only to End
his further progress at end for some time longer The
bay route by Norfolk to Weldon has been closed for
eral days In consequence OF the cc aud the road to Rich
moni still remains impossible To complete his embsr
rassment the liue of telegraph Of order until yes
terday when the first intelligence he received was the
affecting announcement that his daughter died at Charles
ton on tho 2sd instant Miss Mary Ward, the deceased
was about twenty of age and young lady Of great
beauty and accomplishments She will be deeply incurred
in her extended circle Of acquaintanccs
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT

Hon. James Buchanan the President elect of the Uni
ted States arrived in this city yesterday morning. and
proceeded at to the National Hotel where apartments
had previously been secured for him. During the after
and evening he waited upon by large numbers Of
citizens and members of both branchts of Congress-
who welcomed him to the federal city with the utmost
day Of feeling. 1t understood that his present visit is
limited to few days ....s
The President elect after his arrival called upon
President Pierce at the Executive Mausion and il is
scarcely necessary for 10 add that the brief visit which
strictly Of social character equally gratifying to
the distinguished guest to the ustrous host who is
now on the eve of retiring private life amid the applause
and blessings Of every true patriot in the land. ~,
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THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

We find in late number Of the New York Times the
following brief sketch Of Lord Napier the new British
minister the United States whose arrival in this
try msy be looked for towards the close of month
Lord Napier Ia not peer Of the United Kingdom he
only Scotch nobema but he is the representative OF ono
of tho usrous families In Brtsh history, and what
ever personal merits be- he is related to immense
number Of heroes and distinguished He is descended
renowned Sir John Napier of Merchiston, who in
vented log arhms his father the well known Chinese
commissioner and his maternal grandfather Is admiral the
Earl of Dundonad, who distinguished himself with Lord
Cochrane in the service of the South American provinces
their OF Independence, and in the Greek He
longs the family the historic Of tho PeninsuIar war
the gallant hero OF Scndc and OF the eccentric Admiral Ma
pier of whom have lately heard mach Lord Napiol
formerly attached to the British legation in Naples
the of Crmcan war he has been residing
his estate in Scotland He represented grave
of business but he Is hiryeght years old and has
been sent independent mission before il is proba-
BILE that he is Of brilliant intellect. lie married.
and has children. In addition Scotch pserngo, he
Baronet Of Nova Scotia"
Tho appointment Of Lord Napier to the American mis-.
sion has induced the London Times indulge in some
uneasy-many persons might think ill-natured
tons in regard TO his fitness to represent with ability and
success her Majestys government in republic like the
United States We give below the conclusion Of the re-
marks of our grumbng transatlantic contemporary:
"This is the only ground which see any reason
against the appointment OF Lord Napier British minister
at Washington BY his previous he would appear
to be admirably fitted for diplomatic appointment tho
gift OF the Crowp only the mission to Washington. He
has been well taught He has practised the of dpo
macy in Vienna, Teheran, Constannople Nape. st. Pc
ersbugb, and again at Consantinope He is therefore,
well adapted to represent his country in the East
Of the despotic and military Of continental Europe
The very asduy, however, with which he has labored
his vocation at such posts that never had time
to gain an insight into the working OF free institutions
He has now to complete his education At Washington.
better choice might have been made, but rainy many
worse one, a. diPomatsts 60. Its not wish cas
the man for he enjoys very high reputation for capacity
but we object to the ystem The choice of minister
Washington should be exceptional one case Is
ceptiona. straightforward public man, accustomed
popular FORMS with an English tongue in bis headhe needs
otherwoud be the best representative We could send
across the Atlantic Let hope that wiser system may
time be adopted with regard to these diplomatic posts and
MEANWHILE wish Lord Napier joy OF his appointment Ihs
orgets well nigh all he has learned and takes warning
by the example of his predecessor he may do his country
good service, even at Washington"