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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21

1885, carrying many tearing &c. the of Seven
Building and Repairing Bridges and
by him dandds
the Six Battalion Boards
~ All @ rsrec,nv submitted WILEY
1' - lBordC Commrs B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his TRACT or
LAND, on the waters of Little Saluda, ad-
Joining lands of ]. G. Simkins, John Jennings and
A. Dcioach. containing 40 Acres.
For further particulars, terms &C., apply TO the
subscriber on the premises -
V. A. IIERLONG.
Oct Ii 1871 VI 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
Notice..

A LII persons having demands against the Estate
n of Abiah Morgan, deceased, are requested To-
nav up by the lst January, 81 intend 10 close the
business. CHOW. MOkGAN, Adm.E.
Oct, 6 1857 s.. 81 g q d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
GRAND RATTLE,
100000 WORTH OF VALUABLE

0QnlVO pl1I ! LAi
$4,000 WORTH OF VALUABLE
Property to be Rallied for, consisting of
EASLEY'S SPLENDID MILLS,
And other Machinery, together with 700 acres Of
Land and 2l9 TOWN LOTS in the Village Of
Easley, making $50 Prizes
Highest Prize, $4,000.
For further particulars see Hand Bills, or ad-
dress either of the following gentlemen at Easley
Pickens District, S. C.
Price of Chances only $1,000. Any person en-
closing Ten Dollars, addressed as above, and their
name and Post Office, plainly written, will receive
Certificate of Chance by return mail.
F. n. GARRIN,
a. F. LEWIS,
JOHN BOWEN,
GEO SEABORN, uono,or,
3. F. SLOAN, ~
H. L. THRUSTON,
ALEX McBEE,
]. D. AsHMORE.
IN. B.-We hereby appoint and authorize
D. Z. DURISOE, at Edgefeld c. H., our Agent
to receive monies and give certificate Of chances.
Oct IA u ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
Teacher Wanted,

IEdCII6I w dHICUJ
NyO take charge of Mount Pleasant MALE
4. ACADEMY, near Gilgal Church, on the first
of January next, to fill the vacancy that will then
be in said Academy, caused by the resignation OF
Rev. T. NJ. Bailey.
Oct. l3 1867 II 4U
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
FINE NEW FLOUR.

TUST received good supply Of Dorn's Super6ne
u FLOUR, and for sale by W. E. LEGG.
July 29 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21


the Trures Report which hd
herewith n
the there Heyee Paupes ehaWe W upon % the
Medham Stroud Mary Stroud James Stroud sa Stroud Bnn H soq9 a % Rse @
Paupe the charge the District the last year, and also 0Sn
climatic Asylum, Columbia s. c.
left the Poor House their Mary Gnr a % and 1a5S a @ UT Nih @
making dmo of -Four Paupcr the charge the District an
Hezekh Martha Roberts Two at DG ln
Laila MITCHELL the roor house. ahsV WHOSE
&c, are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
TO his Honor the Presiding Judge:


That that
the his last Report the Of One Thousand and ninety
hundred and dhyo9e dollars and yres M cents @ 49, % the
stated amount for the Of the Poor said from which % y
dollars and sentye cents The Tax
collected this ls5 Thousand nine hundred and
Thousand hundred and nex dollars m and agytTo cents
slsss2 and Paid the Three Thousand hun
($36OG0
Thousand and dollars and fifty osa5 the
hundred
dollars s7OG applicable the Poor said District
fth
amountr received by Treasurer .SAIOo2
1850
During has expended for s2Os7s8
nstoTrea
Amounting in ALL 80. 80. ............... s2131lO
is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
F. Goode in Account Current with Commissioners of Public
Buildings
Buildings

The Treasurer has also, One Note due Com
missioners OH r. T. Minis and others for $500,
with interest from 9TH July 1852, with credit
for S4Ol,5O, Jan. Sd, 1855. Also, one other Note
due Commissioners on Il. Goulding and others
for $25, with interest from March 1857.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
S. F. GOODE, CLERK & Treas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

PnoTooRAPHED fHEcKs.-It seems that the
danger Of Photographic counterleits is not
confined altogether 10 bank notes. The New
York Tribune saws that small check on one
Of the largest Wall street banks was prepared
As test, and upon presentation was paid
without hesitation By the teller. II was alb.
soutely perfect fac simiie. The party pre-.
seuting il afterwards reclaimed the cheek and
returned the money. Ranks cannot be too
careful Of these photographic connterleits.
ard should require their dealers to use twn-
colorfd checks, one color TO be blue, which
cannot be photographed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
N o n C. II
Sale Of Nagroes and Goods,

DY VIRTUE of deed In trust. made Nv Mes.rs
W Mclean & Hammer, conveying their entire stock
II Gnuis. notes anil accounts, u Gtiham and 81 y.
W. Snmmriss. aud aiso The whale 81 their real ani
personal proptHy. 10 me. ff certain purposes tefein
namrd shalLpfugrsd 10 sell AZ piynte sale. II COST
their large sud extensive stntk 81 Goods d Graham
and al.c the stock IL J.. W. Summers.
thill also uief u private sile until the i2ih of
March next. four likely Negroes one man, woman,
gil and hcJ aso one llofse. one Cow. loi q Ioss
iWe lugeiss md Hsfness qaaniiiy 81 Bacon House.
hold Furniture, aud many other auitts.
u the above properly y not disposed Of hetprc that
time. lhe l2lh.i shall expose the 81 public
auction un that day. N the town n Ufsham.
THnss- made known on day q sale.
Al persons INDEBTED 10 The slo,e.namcj firm. 81
either place. by nole account, requested 10 come
forward an1 mske immediate payment % me u Gtaham.
aud 10 James ". Wharton II L. w. snnmrtss, a. the
same will have 10 h. collected without delay.
The trustee would call the attention Of The public 20
three very desirable and we'll improved lots COZ family
residences. and three o. four unimpsp.ed Lots ~ The
town d Graham; and also 10 one o. the hest Store
Houses any where ~ tIe state, large thiee-siofy
btick building, he upper story q which is renting II
s1b year 20 The Alamance l,clge.) with an excellent
ccllat ani large lumber room attached. s % which u
Offered on reasonable terms on short time.
u. G. HARDIN, Trustee.
rsbmaT Il. Ts--sN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
Red Mountain Female Academy.

fEsHE sixth session of this School will he resumed
on MONDAY the I'd Of February next, under the
charge Of Mr. Meiiwciher Lewis and Daughter.
MI Lewis is a native Of Virginia; has had eighteen
years experience as teacher Of youth. and brings
testimonials Of high moral worth and classical attain.
menis from Rev. l.. Halliday late President of Himp
den sydney College, Va; DR.. s. Maupin, Professor Of
Chemistry ii the University Of Virginia; Rev. John
Grammer, Episcopal minister Of Hafrx Court House,
Va; Richard II. Logan, Senator for Halifax Comfy,
Va; Thomas ]. Green, Of Halifax; Samuel g. An.
derson of Prince Edward va; Hon, John Hill. 81
Buckingham. Va; Maj. Nathan Reid, Of Patrick, Va,
and many others.
The Academy is situated in Orange County, sixteen
miles from Iillsborough, twenty mics from Oxford
and sixteen miles from Durham's Depot on tile North
Caronn Railroad 10 healthy. moral and intelligent
community, and could be esl erally recommended TO
parents and guardians IN the low couniy Who have
daughters and wards thai would Dc benefited by hill
country and salubrious climate.
TERMS. PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Spelling, Reading and Wiring. SIS 90
Higher English, Ancient and Modern Geog-
raphy, aud other branches usually taught in
female scminares, IL so
Latin and creek. including The former II so
Music on Piano. including use Of instrument, 90 90
Drawing and Painting, each, 90
Embroidery gratis.
Board can be had near the Academy, for from S7to
SO per month. The subscriber can accommodate six
eight boarders al S. lights, fuel, washing &C..
included.
For further particulars apply 10
GEO. W. JONES, Sec's,
Board Of Trustees.
January I. 7l-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
r. II AID THIS!

ALL those indebted to us on open
account, will please call and settle BIZ
NOTE or CASH, on or before the Isl
OF February, 1857, as we intend do
ing a CASH and BARTER business
only after LIST January, 1857. We
believe it best for ALL, and are de-
termined to try it.
Those who neglect the above notice
may expect to pay COST. All kinds
Of Trade taken in exchange for goods.
LATIMER & BROWN.
December TO- 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

NoyEL WAY or CuaISo = DRuNK,Rp.-
There . al anecdotc Of gentleman whose
iayorite coachman was once found insensible
from the effects oI drink. circumstance 10
the possibility Of which the master had long
been looking. lie had arranged his plans aud
prepared for the emergency. John was a..
tonished. upon waking the next morning, to
iud his heat shaved, and his neck immoyable
with blislers. lie was informed by his bene,.
client employer that he had been discovered
siek--dangeroasls sick-and that the most
active treatment had necessarily been resort.
81 20. 70 save his life. lie did not come a
second time under such treatment, prelerrlng
preventive policy to mode Of cure 80 harsh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
sUrrnoR corars.-The Judges will ride

FRaSeoSn IlEiRD FRoA.--A letter from
Franeonia. New Hampshire, dated Saturday,
the 2Iili ult. reports The following fact
respecting the weather IN that Aretir region:
"'fhc spirit thermometer this morning
indicated 49' below 0 At half.past A. NJ.
a mercury thermometer. taken from warm
room At o'clock A. NJ. latter tie sun vas
up anil shining brightly. sank 10 4O' belaa
0 10 twenty minutes The mercury itseil
was solid. TGis j. tic epIdcst wesiher ever
known 10 frauconia One could be exposed
bot lev minutes without freezing his flesh.
Several persons we're frost bitten before
they we're aware 81 H."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
LumberI LumberII LumherlII
January %.

ssHE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi
zens Of Orange, Person. and Alamance, that their
Steam Saw Mill is in full operation in Orange county,
The Person line fourteen miles northeast Of Hills
borough, on the main road leading fom Hillsborough
to Goshen. Persons wanting bills of Lumber would
do well 10 give a call. We wifurnIsh any amount
Of Lumber al the shortest notice, OF otherwise fiji all
orders committed % US with dispatch All orders adj
dressed to them al Caldwell p. o.. 10 Orange County,
n. G., will be promptly attended 10.
l.. w. HALL q co.
n. B.-WaGons for hauling lumber can be procured
in the ncighhofhood, If desired. i. W. II. Il co.
January p "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Feb. 8.
The steamer Africa is Of sandy Hook.
She reports the Cotton Markcttu be sitter,
but quotably unchanged. Some feel authoriz-
ed TO quote an advance Of an eighth Bread.
stulls dull. Consuls % 9Ss. Money slight
" easier.
The Swiss difficulty. though nominally set
tied, will be reisned TO the conference.
The British N China have taken The
French Folly Fort and again bombartetl
Canton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
CAROLINA BLACK HAWK

,E'HlS Stallion brought from Vermont last Spring by
ID. William Strudwck, will make spring season
IN Hl!lsborOugh to commence the ls Of March and
close the 18th Of June. Terms, $50 the season,
$40 for insurance. Mares from distance will he
boarded and well attended to by one Of The owners Of
The horse,priee 81! cents per day Special care will
be taken 10 prevent accidents, but responsibility
assumed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Black Hawk was sired by
the old Vermont Black Hawk, (now owned by David
Hill, OF Bndpoa, Vt.;) he BY the sherman Morgan; he
By the Original Justin Morgan the father of the race
OF Moigans The dam Of Carolina Black Hawk was
sired by descendant Of the old ppsibuy out Of
Morgan mare.
This Stallion will he six years old in July next, Of
jet black color, medium size. weighing one thousand
aLdtwenty-sx pounds. and one Of the hest proporned
and most elegant moving horses that can be produced
and for geleness and dosiy, both under HE saddle
aud IN harness, cannot he surpassed by any gellng
Whsa three years old he was irolted al the Vermont
Stale Fair, against number d colts by The same hnrse
and was the successful competitor for the premium.
He also rot,e al the North Carolina State Fair last
fall aud shared the premium with very worthy horse
oi the same breed
JAMES r. CAIN,
w. S. SfREDWICK,
+. y. STRuDWICK
February Ill. 75-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

DEsEFAcTons or MANKIND II is not ne Who inyrn.
ted BRUSSELS carpetng or Gold Brocade, whom the
masses have reason 10 hold in regard hut he who fur
nishes something useful 10 every bndy. One n our
government officials lately returned from bis mission ia
Brazil, tells anecdoe that among the first en-
quires made Of him about his acquaintance with our
public men, was whether he knew the American
Chemist, On. ]. q. ArEn. who Invented tie Cherry
feeforaf aud cafharfic Pills As these articles tlnore
particularly the Cherry Pecloral) are in genera use in
The cities q South America they the mos prevalent
representation II American pfoIu.is, and o. many
thousands There well here. owe to them the recO.
scry Of their health from malignant diseases it l. not
strange they should hold he inventor IN esteem, but il
y father simple IN Them 10 suppose that the Decor is
The oniy man Of mark We have among our twenty five
million people. Christian Advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CnuNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November FERN, 4. u. $50.
John n. Riggs q. William H. Campbell aud Jacob
Brown.
Aiaelmsnt krini Uga ~ If rePtaiet's 7ook.
IT. appearing Il IL satisfaction u tie Eouh ihsi
: the defendants. WilliB Il. Campbell aui Jacob
BfoNn haze tcno,t Il in he state, of - al.riid -
rantts ihrH,.cites litsi ~ ordinary ptuftss LIN
cannot IL served ilems Il /. ibeisofs rn noiiou
otlriti 3, tie CeuIt. that publication BE- tide ii he
HiIahndHsh RrrdfteI f0f ia succrssits weeks nol,
iat TIE .Ad lriendln.. ihat msss TIES rlftsf II he
nett term II his CaaH IL u tden tor The county IT
orange. ii The eoan haH.s d Hiil.tUfaueh. o. ne
funh Monday IN February next aud plead. siswef
o. demuf 70 the sid attachment. they Will b, tt0.
eeedeJ aasin.i II lhs same manner a. il ths, hs1
he,n served Wiih pioccss and failed 10 appear aud
plead.
Witness. George Laws. CLERK Of our said Court,
Tie fourth MONDAY of November. 1850
GEO. LAWS, {. {. G.
December q. 70-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

When we hear tha ministers, lawyers, editors, ply
slcans, aud men Of intelligence, forward and ad-
vocate any cause we inclined TO believe that il is
Just one. 20, ~ like manner must believe when that
cliss OF persons endorse and recommend any article for
the pu alIc good, be il their morals or healh-for the
laller, Leonard's South American Fever and Ague
Remedy spoken Of by Them and all who have used it,,
as universal and never failing core for Chlls and
Fever and in our humble opinion Is all that need be
desired for The afflicted TO seek to effect cure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

Mad dogs are plenty in lllinois. At Joliet
last week. three children and number OF
cattle were bitten and at Augusta single
dog Bat upwards Of twenty cattle. hogs and
sheep. most Of which have since gone mad.
The Stock bitten was estimated to be worth
s.. 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

We have been often surprised AZ the amount Of SUE
e. IN our community from Bilious arrangements
and kindred diseases. when we know. from our own
experience, and what daily hear from others that
There i certain remedy for these complaints ia almost
every town. We have reference to DR.. Sanford's
lnylgoraor or Liver remedy.
ioail afflicted with pan in the side, female suppress
sion. general debility, we would knowingly advise
Sanords lDyigoraior d remedial agent IL ellectine
positive cure. 1t cannot Djure, never debiaies, ul-
though mild eaihahic. trial will convince the skep-
lical.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
MARRIED.

On Tuesday The 81 Of February. BY ihe Rev. 1. C.
Cirosccose, u. ". IIosrYeurT. Esq. Of Gold Hill, TO
Miss Many NJ third daughter q the Rev. David
Um.ted. q Orange county. NC.
10 this County. on Sunday The l.t inst, by y. P.
Hali, E.q.. NJ. WntAs srlrH 70 Miss MaarnA
Ssifa, al ~ this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

The suit brought 10 1858, by Mrs. r. A..
Parnell o. this town. against the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad company. for injuries
sustained by the plaintiff. her son and ser.
want, by an accident on the road ON the Sd
April, 1883, has just been terminated at
Richmond. The jury IN the case returned
The verdict Of damages 10 be paid by the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad as follows
Mrs. Y. A. Purnell receives. si,I5s for hcs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
PLOUGH, LOON AND ANVIL;
or.
American Farmers Magazine.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED ~
]. A. MASH and NJ. p. PARISH,

Al No. Brekmin street. New FORK. near Park Row.
TERMS. -s3 to single subsefihers, not paying IN
alsance; - 50 each u Two Suhscrihers. advancing
The money 10 one letter; - eich % Three subscri
hers, 70 advancing, AMI II 80 each ID any larger
number.
ENRON IL commencement. cirhi yaars since, this
journal has been conservative 10 principle reliable
~ statements, ina II ,haiaeisi ani single " i:s
great Object 81 advancing the usrful an.. placing
Agriculture iirsi. aud striving 70 develop IL scienee
AID TO she'd light Oh prarllc details bat dseming
The Mechanic Att. AID that these. haul 10 hind wih
4 agriculture. form the onls permanent basis nl ma
tons material prosperity. VIII these principles
alnays PROMINENT il His maintained high moral
position making i IL ,istini - The fimil, circle.
snd has maintained mnfe select anil wider pstOi,-
age than niten happens &c i,ufnals Of the kind.
Nv taking IN an alinionsl editor. 10 bc entircy
devoted 10 thc Agricultural department We have
doubled ou team ind going ahead. emitting
no Efforts whatever IL make tbs jiufaal specially
acceptable and yalaahlr ~ tbs Asdcuiiufilsi. help
10 hc practical farmer II hs dailS hu.iusss. and 80
assistant ID the training u b. IL higher degrees II
excellence 10 The profession Moved BY the progressive
spirit u The age, aud desfus q Disseminating Tho
foregoing piineipcs stlil more wilclys mna earnestly
believing thai hcii adaplol viii N pfomniisf ~ gi1i
and af god Only ~ ~ shn county We have INTRO
lueei The club sysicH ty Wh ch th,.r who desire rt
obtain the wofk inr actually les than the pater. printing
~ binding would cost, we're il -, thar We rulli.h
seiy large edition.
Reader. look 81 our prizes. ali snl " % for sin'
sc cspy; -. il you desr u ~ fss send q s. 50
carh itr yourself aud nt hiHtpr 81 Gael l1f yonf
sef sud two Others. 81 ii 80 zach 90 yautasli anil
shy larger number; and II ,ra u0ul sec the WOfs
ifst, LET kndN. and Nill ffSt.d -pccinfn nun.
hcfs 10 your address gfsiuiipu.s. ihis, 81 will ~.
i fair AMI now "a IL hear ir0m you u Or cash
principle. by which yon can set the ltges sud beet
Agricultural louina itt hall what We enull aIofd u
II we hsd d 10 the business With Snu through soliciting
and collecting ag,ns. such i the effect d The cash
system on lhe subscribers 20 rcftNlicals. Adltess
NASH & PARISH,
No pssbnan street. New YUrt.
ianaify u. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
Notice. Settlement,

Oh lL persons indebted to us by note or
~ account, are expected to call and settle
by CASH, during the month Of January.
Our accounts must be closed once year 6y
cash % note.
In All Groceries hereafter will be cash
articles.
&c. TuRREATINE & son.
January Z. III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

Readers, il you are afflicted. you run no risk in using
such remedies as Helmtod's Fluid Extracts. II YOU
suffer with any Of The complaints for which they ae
recommended, do not hesitate trial. Certificates Of
cures nd essays from prominent physicians accompany
each preparation. (See Advertisement Helnbod's
Genuine Preparatons.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

I'm THURSDAY the 10th instant, I will sell to The
highest bidder, my stock Of Goods on hand, consist
ing Of all the various articles usually kept in country
store; stock Of Horses, some good Mich Cows, one
yoke Of Oxen and other Cattle; Sheep and Hogs, five
six Wagons and Vehicles, Farming Utensils, House.
hold Furniture, two thousand pounds Bacon, &c.
TERMs-Made known on day Of sale.
| also offer at private sale my Plantation, Mills,
Shops, &c, rpv n,,yeox
February 4. 14--tds
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srcnNp nIsr,rcn.

The British fleet had captured the forts AZ
Bushire and the island Of Karrack. in the
Persian Gulf II was rumored that the Rus
slams occupied Astracan.
The London Herald announces that Ca.
binet Council was held on the 2isi. and the
subject Of reconstructing the cabinet dis
cusscd, aud that oiler. Tor another coalition
were made some weeks ago. Among other
changes u is said Gladstone will be re-.
placed in the Rxcheqner.
The merchants ID the principal CONNER
cial cities Of France have appealed 10 The
Emperor in behalf Of French citizens. Who
suffered by the destruction Of GreytJwn by
the American soop Of war Cyane.
Quotations Of the Liverpool Breadstuilis
and Cotton markets show no change since
the sailing Of the Baltic. Sales Of Cotton
Cor the week II 900 bales. American stocks
unchanged. except Illinois central. which
showed an advancing tendency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11

An engraving Of Queen yirtoria's visit to
the Arctic ship Resolute. aud her reception
by Capt. Hartsteia. has been ordered IS The
Queen, j. is sai,i. and will be published al az
early day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
JAMES r. CAIN,
w. S. S fREDWICK,
+. n. STRuDWICK.
z5
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

HAVING desire to go 10 the South West. offer
- for sale the Plantation on which now i've lying
two miles south Of lIsborough, containing near 400
acres about one half cleared the other hall in woods
and the most oft well wooded. The land lies WELL and
well adapted 10 the culture of tobacco and all the
gains grown in tls part OF the country. For the
quality Of wheat the land produces. would refer the
inquirer To Alexander Dickson, Esq, who has ground
all my wheat for The last seven OF eight years. The
plantation Is well improved, has on Il large aud com
modipus dwelling house, AMI house built ot an Office
aud all other necessary out houses, and a ihieshing
machine. There is good meadow, good apple aud
peach orchard good many young selected trees just
ginning bare. The plantation il well watered has
il a numler Of good springs there is spring Of
excellent never failing water within 200 or $50 yards
Of the house, and also a well ofexceent water within
few feet oilhe door, with milk house attached t. H.
built Of rock. lime and cement aud cisem in il built
Of the same materials in which milk aud butter will
keep cool the wmmsst weather in summer. The n,
Carolina railroad runs through the land, and none Of
the uooI is more than halfa mile fom the road, aud
bill to hauit TO get j. TO market. Those wish
ING to purchase will Please-come aud judge for them
selves.
DAVID HART.
February 4. IA
=. Raleigh silnlard and Milton Chronicle the,
insertions.