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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26
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From Special Correspondent.
Onr town and county generally rs far as VIC are
posted Is almost bare Of anything in the way Of an
Interesting item. ! must not however forget to
tell the X old man. little trick on our recently
tis) sable representative. :. DE Archives Of Gra-
yityi' has shebdny in our yihge from which he
deals out whiskey, provisions, ~ &c. He OBJ
tanned license to sell the above named articles in
the town Of Yanccyyille. lie concluded to extend
his operations cid about Christmas Holidays wills
key and dry goods were being sold from bis resi-
dence which happened TO he in another Township.
rhe authorities in Anderson Township arrested
him, brought him to trial, and fined him fifty del
lars for violating the laws he had so recently help
ed to make. Notwithstanding the Legislature has
been IN session some days :. DE Archives Of Graz
yity Y il still hanging around his sIlanty here: 1t
Is thought, watingfor the schoiiner bill to be dis
posed Of before he gets there. The man that
roosts in the Senate from this county len some
days since and We trust may never return. A
large number Of Freedmen have been leaving re-
Gently for the Rail Road. Some to the mountains
Of North Carolina and some for the Roads in AZ
ALBANIA and other points. We hope the good work
win continue for tine yet as We have enough
and to spare. Business d every kind since the
holidays has been extremely duh and the prospect
Il good for It's thus continuing Cor some time.
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CANDIDATES ron THE LacisLATUnE.
Died.

Died at her residence on "Wednesday morning
Jan. nth Mrs. Eliza NJ. Adams, consort Of John
Y. Adams, in the fifty third year Of her age. Her
last illness though painful was borne with remark
able christian resignation and patience. In the
morning Of her lie she connected herself with the
Christian church in this place ofwhich she remain
ed member until it ceased to exist as church.
IN the year 1852 she united with the VI. +. Church
Of which she died a member. Hope points from
the Church Militant to the Church Triumphant.
She leaves ahllsbandand five daughters to mourn
their loss.
Cease, yc mournerT, cease to languish
Ger the grave of those you love,
Pain, and death, and night, and anguish,
Enter not the world above.
Died in this county the Goth of December 1860
Lee A Cnll,tree age 10 years son Of II. NJ. Crabtrec
He protested religion III September, and was lap
tized and joined the Baptist Church.
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We hoped that notice a. TIC deiih Of this mosl
cstIinable gentleman would have been prepared ioF
TIT paper A. siungur we knew him slight.
y. But that lIiilcwr ucat deal. For We bad
heard of paor and worthy young men about the
place Nhoae wants the punse 81 Capt Bely was
freely open 70 q who now b The help Of such
assistance have iisen 70 q competency and mcccss.
We knew him too ~ bard working mau-.an NJ.
nest one. A man whom our God made % " make
n town. We deplore hi los. Iiill.boro cannot
wei make mp for II.
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Lelnuel Lynch Esq.of this phre before the war
between the North and South drpnIsed Il out one
night jist about Ike Il happened. He dreaB1e0
TINT TIM yankee array enne marching through Hills
born, OF TIE negroes who were along driyingtbe
ambulance, in fact, everything as L exactly tailed
with The appearance Of sberman's army As II pass.
ed through here. Aud, strangcto sly! Mr. Lynch
was The first man this army spoke 70 a. he stood on
the street. lie missed but one thing AZ alI--and
didn't miss tilat seis far: le dreamed that ihe
terms q capltulatlon Wsrs niAdo ln ifiil-bore--
whereas they were made at Dirhan's, III the same
county aud only ~ miles distant
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From our Correspondent.

The town 4 little damp from recent rains.
Negroes in SkArtHnHo stand guard every night
Iookingfor Kn klux.
Of ours reInqrked the other day that shed be
blamed II ho'd even 80 into the Candle making
business Cor fear thered never be any more nighti
IIehas failed IN 70 many Of bis enterprises.
Milton thought She saw a Ku Klux the other
night. But she didn't. The negroes !" swar"
they "was awful eonfanduscated for the minnit.
till the prcz-i-lcnt Of the League heat The .'lCng
roll Then they s'ielt as nee as rabbits"
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fiiIisbcro Takes thc prize Cor her
Tobarso.

james =. w1iiisds-m "a espeIicaced manu-
hciurcf u this placc--has lately received pre-.
MUM from the Alahann stnic Agricultural soci.
~ fof The " Bee Box q sosIficrh Raised Chew.
ing Tolprco.r by The way. We SO the SECRETARY d
lhk Society 4 4. O. Reid who now cdils Cue Mont.
eomcsy Nail aud who win he remembered b. old
Chapel Ifillians n The slme man who had the un-
fcnunate diflIeuliy with Mang. Cheek, ID wllirh,
Rid killed Cheek.
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BRAKES Dows!-~With every disposition to nc
commodate our friends, they must excuse US for
putting down the brakes on sslendng' out our
exchange papers. There 50 many lttle-souled
people who borrow the Recorder and read it AT
other peoples expense, that It completely dis
gusts us with the sslendiDgv and ssborrowing' bu-
siness, and five had mn educated dog found get
ting his newspaper reading by u regular game d
'.bolTowIng,u we would hang the sspurp'' as high
as Old John Brown danced III the air when lii
soul went 'fnmrchin' on1 to Pluto's regions.
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Town Dia.y.

Baby.
So happy.
JrssE HOLMES i here.
Matilda May has been sick.
There are 800 bad dogs IN IIill-boro.
There Is not |" Smith = IN IIiIl-boro.
s DIR. FrecIand has returned to Illinois.
The uass Is growing eie6n lin Hillsborc.
The latest man IN lIillsloro isa Methodist.
Thunder and lightning on night ofthe 18th.
Not fake Of snow has filen here in a month.
THO weather has been warm and summer like.
Turnips weighing lbs have been presented us.
Two Drug Stores are to be run Ia liillsboro.
There are 70 be tobacco faeiories In lIilIsboro.
There are 10 negroes and white man n the Jail.
J. NJ. Tate, merchant, s going 20 Baltimore.
The Ieanest man 4 aprinter and has no religion.
Theoldest manisthe original editor q this paper.
The smallest foot in town wears sweeping trail
Beggar women are providing about the streets
Of Iiillsbore.
Old Mrs. Gillian ii three miles q Iiillsbnro has
conc dcraneed.
There l. an old maiiin HiIlssso wa has gos
q sett ofbran new teeth.
There isamn inthstowu 20 uqly that the alarm
bell, ring Of mornings when he gets mp.
A friend informs ~ that the University has IS
students, two ii whom Are from a distance.
The REV. IAioIpaH Mmgum h,s been assigned
to the pasioraie ofthe Methodist Church In Greens.
boso.
We have hoard That DR.. J. A. Allison has Il.
signed bis seat IN The Legislature and "goac 10
Texas
Boys-oi boysl- eanc whore your love lies
dreaming For II she Want here We wou ldn'i
tell you 40.
20 prove the good health Of IliIlsboro there arc
Old men u the place whose hair on the breast i
right white with age.
"There Il no place lie home, z asa 1Iillsboro
matron said when she beruied her licsc lord fol
being late out q nights.
Two girls have just passed our window, they
were the prctticst BY Ingo, We have seen In .
month q, q not FOR Joe, thought
An oldlachcIor Of this townwas recently caught
M the act Of kissing bis hand 70 young lady and
he made excuse that he was just Z" feeling Tor hi
spcctacles. > IAi
The Female school q the Misses Nash & Miss
KoLLocx bcginsthe sth orncxt month. VIC cntrcai
our friends to educate their children hcrc-f tley
wish them properly educated.
Ex-Cioy. Graham, George AleriecaI, gof Raleigh,
and James Morehcad, senior, lcf 0rccn-horo,) We
noticed among tbs pail bearers q the Late Judge
RuprlS. Thore were Din al and they wore white
rcgalia with mourning Fc.et,ce
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Strangers ON the way.

A LETTER FROM An INpIASfAN.
The following letter We received lat week. In
response % our stranger friend wetell him that
the climate Of this section capF he surpassed.
HuLsBoHo Tor in5..cc Is known Ear and wide as
the seat Of goc.Ss tcalth and good manners. The
Lands about here a. wen as along the Border Sec
ton ase a. fine as the world can produce for To-
bacco, corn, wheat, hay-as also--for the growing
Of al kinds 81 delicious fruits. We can promise
this gentleman and al others like him most cor
dial and hospitable reception among the people he
desires TO know. We win say further IN regard
tothe health 81 this iown-iliat for years II has
been summer resort for persons IN search ofptrc
ar and good water. There art at present several
families 10 the place who have been drinking wa
ter from "thc old town pump for MY years and
more. We give the letter. M
LAnEyILlS, WHITLEY County, Ixp.l
january 10th, lSiu.5
Publisher HlifsLoro Recorder:
Sir; cncloNs stamps for copy of your paper
which see noticed IA the g Rural View YORKER
IN an account Of Border Fair. Danyillr va.'
think Of seeking home III your state on account
Of my health, aud would like to learn about the
prospects IN your section OF North Carolina and
the borders Of yirginia. WIN Yen please send me
aeapy Of your current issue addressed ai top 10
HENRY McLALLF-N, ST..
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N. NJ. WILSON 4 CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
l3lh and CarY Sheets. RICHMOND, Va,

Opposite Tobacco Exchange Buildipe.
,tnlILIr cpnsirnmsnis Of Tpharcs, Wheat,
- FInus Corn and Country Pr.slare renefall,.
strict pcrsonal attention given 10 al sales AMI
prompl fsiufns rendered On hand full supply
II B.gs Cor grain. We are prepared TO make
II eral sdvances III cash. Feilizefs o. Mer. bal,-
die IA tie faith ~ shipments. on cancellation.
rhankfal for The pasi libeiaIiiy Of our friends.
We hope 10 deserve fair portion % thsir patrons
age. We viii remit 10 our friends currency Ny
Espfess.or Check. Payable 10 DansiIIc. asdesiseJ.
RErEa To.--cslsin Graves, E.q. CasNeil. N
q Col VIM Martin, esq. Johnston & Ficklrn,
Bankers, Dansille. Va. J ] Pntchsu. Pil-ylsania
county. Va Dr wm " Darlington and 5 6 III.
mands. Haliarcnuniy, VI. Col w Cunning
ham. Person. n &.
March ~. l0--Gm
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Eircomle may boast o. her boy orator hut
IIlkhorc claims boy sculptor. Little Joe
simdwick isa prodigy IN hlsway. Only Use ycars
Old he win carry On merry conversation with
You - with the scissors ho cuts most Enthusiastically
put ofpapcf the mariiest forms and Hgure. II
iou want tfoiting hofsc, o. a deer With r. dll-
20 net IA the acio leapne BEN cut L for you
Aihc wink ofan eye. lie llas bcen Cor year Or
mee given 70 these artistic manipulailonA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26

skating season but heard ofno ice being harvest
ed.
During the cold weather Dir. Tate killed hog
weighing 6O1 lbs
The numerous loads oflmy that enter the town
tell the story of what old Guilford Is doing and
what old Orange ought to do.
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Look HERE!No man win be allowed to enter
our Pressroom and read over The outside "form' !
before the paper Is printed and ready for delivery
It Is contrary to the reconstruction laws, and not
at all harnlonzing.
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View Advertisements.

Land for sale. o. G. Latta.
University Of N. G.
III. M, Brown.
Ladies' Delight.
Graves School 1T Graham.
Cardenas Moasses. Sold BY O. G.. Parsley Of
Wilmington.
A Warning. BY J. Al. Jltley.
Alainancc Land For Sale.
Sundry Wants. Supplied By P0glie.
Select School. Misses Nash and Miss Kolock
Apples Dissolution. By Gattis.
Court Notice. Geo. Laws.
See tho schedule Of the Richmond Il Danyille
Railroad. One ofthe finest roads that spans the
south and presided over by A. s. BrFonD--the
rising railroader Of this country.
IL We invite special attention to the Adv. Of
the sP0rswooD Horn, IN Richmond, the best first
class Hotel IN the South. Cur old friend, Mai e.
y, Luck, late Of Caswell, man nature moulded
for 4 Hoteiist, u one Of the Proprietors, and we
ndyise all North Carnlnians to stop at this House;
they viii find iteyeythng they would have to be.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
.---<~~->~-~>~->~
M We are authorized to announce +. n.
SrRUDWICk, Esq, as candidate for the House
Of Commons OF the present Legislature. to fiji the
vacancy oVsalsoned by the resignation Of DR.. John
A. Allison.
a@u- We are authorized to announce HARVEY
HUGHES. Esq, as candidate 10 fill the Vacancy
in the House of Commons occasioned by the re-
signation Of DR.. John A. Allison.
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"JoHS! CONE Down THE HoIAowf Having
removed our Office in hollow on East street, just
below the Messrs. WEnB's Store, and about one
hundred yards from ths Court-house, we respect
fully request our distant friends passing this way,
to give US call. They win find sthe string Of the
latch outside tho door,
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Terms at POgue's Cash on DcIiYerYl
University Of E0Ftl-C3TOljla,

VrHE next session Of this Institution will be-
gin IN the 18th day Of January, prox., and
continue twenty weeks.
insiruriion. rooms and use Of lihrafiss offered,
10 one hundred and twenty students free ofcharge-
The HIGHEST rate Of board will he $1,000 per
month. The entire expenses Of the session, in
rludins hoard, bed. washing. fuel. Iighs and board
need not exceed SIS 90.
10 addition 10 tho usual literary and scientific
departments. there viii he parallel courses en-.
bracins instruction 10 the Normal College and n,
that 81 Agriculture and The Mechanic arts.
The Preparatory Department will be continued.
For further particulars address
s. POOL.
Jan Is q President.
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10 Consnmpiiyes.

THE Advertiser. having been restored 10 health
\ ina few weeks by q very simple remedy.
AFTER hasIrs suffered several years wnl severe
una affection. and TINT dread disease. ronsuml.-
lion- i anxious 10 make known 10 bis ftiow suf-
eFcrs The means Of cute.
To al who desire Il. be will sen.l copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of chaue.) with The direct
ions Coz preparing and using ihc same. which they
Will end sure cure lor Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchitis. sc. The object u the advertiser IN
sending ihc Prescription i 10 benefit The afflicted.
and spread Information which he ronceises 10 lie
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will tfy
biz remedy. as i will eost lhsm nothing, end may
prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. viii please ads
dress.
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.
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KTOTECE.-A special Court for he trial Il
Nv Criminal rascs will be hrdIcr orhnge Conn-
" al the Count House IL HILL aro. on Monday
The 3lst day 81 January 's70. All Defendants
and state witnesses who have been rcasnizrd o.
summoned aappear q The next regular term 81 tho
superior CouII, ate required 10 attend al this .pc-
rial Copu. GEO. LAWS. I'letL.
Jan. IS. lw supeticr tjoud.
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Lsavlxo rms STAre-Wc are deeply panied 10
% learn that tlse Rev. soLonoS LEA u Lea-burg,
CasweII county, conlcmplaies removal 10 Tenn.
lie lsonc Of North carclina's moa worthy and
useful sons, and his 'oss 10 the state win be pub
nc calamity. VIC hope he win reconsider the INIT
ter aud remain ~ the Old North State. which, af-
Ter all, win be found As good as the best.
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SPoNGISG OK YOUR NEIaHBoR ron yoUR News
PAPER READiNG.--At the North, every body takes
the papers-eyen the humblcst Coacll-ariver will
spend his last five cents-liot for drink Of liquor
--but for a Newspaper 70 read. The result Is we
find the Northern people universally Intelligent a
well informed. But when we come down South.
what a larnentable ehangcl Men 10 good eircum-
stances even decline taking paper printed in their
County. They are too stingy and sulall-souled to
take paper--and would sooner strip the STROUD
from their grandmother. But they WIN borrow
the paper, maybe steal 1t, If they can, and read it
~ another persons expense. We would as soon
be- caught "boiTowings or stealing neigllbors
toothbrush. We speak now Of regular borrowers,
and not ofthe casual ellss. These narrow-ininded
creatures look upon five cent piece as consIlcr-
bly, larger than cart-wheel, aud the bark to tree
never stuck haf a. close to tree as they stick to
dime. Finally they 1sIluffIe on this mortal COLI
and 20 to---the place most people 20 whoarc too
penurious to take apaper, and maybe q big sale
Of property follows amidst the general rejoicing
ofleg,teesand that's the last Of the poor critter
Remembered at al, it Il a. the littIc-soued man
too stingy 70 take a paper, aud noted only for
sponging on llls neighbor.
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That very night a. Mrs.--was sitting IN her room
. note eel through the window. II read thus
Joseph Is here. lie win not trouble you again.
Fafewel.p
After this note there was peace within the house.
And no more nocturnal visits did this desnon Of
/" bang and smash 2 pay % Mrs. She with her
worthy husband soon after got passes from our
authorities TO cross our lines and go 70 their homes
In the North. 1t Is a matter o. curiosity b
your correspondent lwho liyedin the place at the
time) 10 know what has ever become 81 them. 1t
was thought that possibly the fine looking gem
tleman " Mrs.-inet, might have beena Federalspy,
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" O.Nr-tittlOftcu ul tue OfOcels.)
Bacon, sides, n D, 20 q rs; shoulders u; hams %
Lard - cents; Butter - q -; 1allow II q u.
Com 4 barael. q g 80. Flour, sup. 81 & 10
Extla Family, IS G S.O5, = barrel.
Potatoes, sweet, = buslel sl.JO; Irish Sl.
Chickens, 4 head, - 9 p; Eggs, doz. ID @ IL;
Turkeys - {, 81.
salt, I suck, s5.5V q a.1J.
NORFOLK, Va, JAN. ~.
BAcoS-sides, ribbed, 10 Il 20; clear Il; slioll 10.
corroS-A iqdling IN; low do 23H; good ortli-
nnry "a ordinary ~;
CoRN, bnsilel, ~ q %.
WHKAT, prime white II 4j; lair 10 prime Il; Red
prime VI .2u; fair i.;lj; common 81.
FLOUR, Family $40 g . -; extra q q 40; sup.
D.1J q G.iJ; line > q 5.ij.
Pas, llack.eycd, u 81; black 81 0j.
TAR, large baarels s2.l0: small 50.
NILNISGTox, n. G., JAN. ~.
BAcONlianis 20 q -; shoulders Is 4 ~: shlrs is
~; hog round, Is and ~.
fI0rR--Fine $40; superfine "a o; Extra Go;
Family y ~ u 10; n. Carnlina brands from
60 % sl2, aecoitlins o. duality.
toRS, bushel, Sl.i5 q l.i7; meal Is.
AAcKERkis-f ! barrel, No. Sil 4 I2.J0; No. !
~ q ~; No. Si4 q -; Mullets s, e ID
q barrel; Herring, o..
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a5T-The RECORDER Office has been re. aJ
1g-moyed 10 the building on East Street, one zen
w. door below. Pogue's Store and two doors .esg
G9-below the Store Of the Messrs.. Webb. .a=l
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ToDAcco-rhe DamilIe lya) Register Of the
18th inst. ys that s'since the warm rains set III
tobacco has come In order for handling, and for
several days past we have had brisk sales at the
Warehouses. Prices are wen up; though the Of
ferings are FOR the most part interior. There have
been several sales at figures ringing from 40 to
500 per hundred
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faFA CARRIER BOY wanted to take this
paper every week to the subscri Ders in Hilsbo-
rough.
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NJ srvxnAL Of our old Advertisers viii pardon
~ CT pavinK out their ADVERTISEMENTS this tric.
We viii make w hy Insertions.
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Capt. Ianaes D traadell.

THE HKhO oF THE snfxASpoAH.
This gallant officer who Was the eaeIe bird 81 the
seas during tine afe war was on ylsii 10 oiI sane
mm short while ancr. IIek Gle same North
Carolina Star hcsl' sailor who fought sHnly
Yank" seven months on the sas aier the war Was
over. during bis career as the Confederate Com
nlartlcr 81 the sHEx1SpoAH Capt. wadsIeIl burnt
~ Yankee Whaling ships ,nscfaeing each some dive
hundred Thousand dollars. As an old Massachu-
setis brandy cocktail Merchantmen remarked the
other day on the cars damn the stick o. timber,
sir, TINT man has len IN my state
ts TIM cArrAS.
Captain wsDpKLI was born n Piiisboro IN the
county u Claihsm IN thi, state on the 18th n l-
y, 1874. He.atercd the Navy of the United states
on the 10th sept. 1871 and remained IN service un-
III the commencement q hosiIlitles when as iirsl
Lieutenant 81 the U. $. Navy he resigned his COM
mission aud pledged bis sword aud compass TO the
south. TIe 4 six feet high; dark hair and a blue
eye illl q expression either IN rl or Ia froliek
long Roman nose with lag noasfls, square sholil.
dcr-,and hrayy moustachc-malc up Capt.
wuddell Of the rcnuNned sHkssssoAn. he Is
now IN Baltimore AZ the head q Hardware fIou-e
and We trust he may conquer that snxe~s in it,
pcaccll pursuit which - brilliantly bedecked him
during The time Of wars and rmofs af wars.
~--s.|t 4sz--ss--- ~ .sfI 4sI|
firCol s. 6. BARSkrT, 81 Person. has written
~ note complaining that The leiicf We publish
cd nanntlng the incidents ofhe unfortunate death
Of Mr.JAvK BAnNrTr, niisrtpfestutcd the facts,
bHt the Colonel doos mol inform rs wlercln, and
hence We afe unable TO make The connection. We
regret The occurrence, but acquit oar corrcspon-
dent q M Intentional errors he told the tale a. Il
was told 10 him BY whai he deemed good authority
Wclemn, upon good authority, that The estate
Of the deceased y amply sufficient 70 meet III hIa
liabilities. And We remark, by the why, ilnt JACK
BAaxEff was one q The clescmst men In Person
county, whose les 4 . sad calamity 10 the poor
throughout the County. FOR be las given away q
fortune IN charity. II may in truth he said Of him
"iargc was his bounty and hls soul Sincere"
<~<-
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WASrED--A man about the size Of the excellent
Clerk oftle superior Court Of .Alanancc, to take
charge ofthe personaLdiniculty department Of This
establishment. He must understand the art Of
should triiting, and be able to 'selcm on half
a dozen Customers at a time.
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4 AND FOR SALE will sell an The
AZ premises. On The 18th &c February, II M,
sold before. NINETY ACRES of land. adjoin-
ug David Parks. Josiah Turner. snr.. Berry An.
drcws anil others. On which are rood bull A.
dhg-. good Meadow and Meadow lands, mi
al-o good copper Vein running through. fsl.l
IL. FERNS cash q. z, BATTA.
Jan s5. 2s7O. mol ids
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rs ne I.isi ofieiicrs WIN BE- published IN our
nexi i<ue~slod willing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26

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