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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
FARMERS HOMES.

II j. verify of nach thoueht and atten-
tion on the part of farmers 10 throw sach
Influences around their children as will at-
tract them to country life This aim shonld
be we'll studied in winter. hnt should not
be forgottca at other times. Il does not
sesaire heavy expenditure of money. In
tel.igent economy 10 better than ignorance
with waste. First. the farmers home and
its surroundings should be made complete
An ornamental garden and neatly plant
ed door yard .honld hold prominent place
in making these provisions Workingmeh' >
cottages will be found economical in the
long run by allowing hired men with fami-
lies to board ihemselves. and prevent con.
fu<ian IN homes and avoid hard work for
women. Faster in young peop.e every rur-
al taste and rural study. Help and en-,
courage thnse who like culture Of flowers.
Facilitate experiment on The farm and N
the garden. Provide every assistance to
those uho have taste fur natural sciences.
Thisis the way to make intelligent and nse.
ful farmers. instaed of idlers, spendthiiit:
and horse jockeys.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
PRElfIHMS

New subscribers applying earlyl Tor the year
;s'S nai have, without charge. The 1unl,cls Tor
the last qf,sFteF ~ 1871 OF sueh peftodleais as
they ms subscribe loI.
Ur Instead. NEW subscribers 10 any two. three
nr four n The above periodicals, may ase one af
Tie -Four iitskwS Ir IsIss snlpcfibers 10 all
i've may have two ~ the .fonr Reviews, or Ons.
set nfhl1ekHood's Magazine fOrIs7T.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor dlseount
u clulss gaH D. allowed unless The nioney Il rr.
lnlttrd direct ~ i5e publishers. No premiums
given % clubs.
To -eclire premiums II wiz fle necessary 10
make early applhHtiau. as The stock available for
that purpose !. limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co,
Al barclay st. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
@sEsas ssss - Ssssss - -
WHAT 4 FARMER OUGHT TO
KNOW.

A farmer ought 10 be not only % &C.
complished iiller If the suil. but als1 80
eKcelIent nIecbsnie. > fair harness maker
aud member Of sbOss . tOlsrable carpenter.
q ptst.y good blacksmith Or nisehinisi, sbd
also vide.swske. thorough judge and
breeder uf stock. knowing how I" snd car-
ins Tor their ailmcnis--nOt only horses aud
cattle. bat sheep, hogs. mules, poultry or
snythiav that money can be made ont Of.
With III this he should be civil engineer.
acquainted viih levels anil bydranIics and
repairs of pnmps. and y. ~ addition 10
these requirements. lie understands laying
sions suj brick. and putting oa plas,eribg.
D. yell ~ mikiBg and applying paints be
will and plesIy " ,io. 10 ~ nothing about
what II should Lnaw about grain and mill.
Ing il. fils wife. and u fact good house
wives generally. musi not understand house,
keepins, bot shs must be good cook. BE-.
ler aud eonfeci,oaer, knoS hsw 70 make
aBd Ct garments II all sorts far both seTe..
suj ~. oply lea isilvre~, bat millinef
sId mahtua maker also. She mus. nndsr-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

stnra sanr,ng fruis AND vegetables. aud
ssahins both piekles and preserves. WIKI
these, tho experience " ! lew yesrs obses-
yaaoaasa mother, eesht u msks hcr sotne-
thing more than ar ossraayy phySisiph..
Most ailments pertaining both to- ha,huD
beings and brates are but trikng at 6rst,
aud iftaken ~ time ere easily cared. Il
isvbs ~ npglect shat they become scficus.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
H9E9a0 EIfa o
CLUBx

4 discount of twenty per cent viii be allowed
y clubs II four ar mnre per.0ns. Thns: four
copies II niaCkwotd u 0f II ONE Review vii VI
scat 10 nne adlfvrs Tor sIs.,a: four copies Of,
s,ur kesiews gili Blarkwaod for sls aud % on
To clubs ~ ten er more. ~ ad,lition 10 She y
hove disesiint. 4 copy gratls viii I've allowed 10
The gsiler up u ihe club.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
PIANOS. ORGANS.

1 New. Z uct sl35 isiyew. u saal N $67'
New, Is VI $lis New A2ssnps, SFs
Masnhlcest'' -.i,yaa new -NweS rpices
ever siySsn n hwy tllis .eriltl wa cages. hut
EUDDEN 4 BATES still inlA fla hrltl aud ram
hot shot nstn the snGss nsNllart ssegs WHO de-
vrise tltr pFsl,Iic with .Iunsng sirand ttaers On
sHDFyipY l,sirsA~ngs. scinl sorsSpes9 Oilers.
and Cirrnk,as fexpuS;g fraaAs &c v iaAt~ and Or
-an TRADE. fEnDgS Sk HATES. -M.holrsale
Pklno and Org,h Dealers. savannah. Ga.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
| CURE FgTS!!

When sly turc do NOS mean merely to stop
them Tor time and then Aaftff,rm rrf,irn a.ain
mean n radical earr. | am a regular physician
and Ansr made ffIe iliSclseu ~
Wy, Epilepsy, mr Falling Sickness
! kfe .ong study. warrant my rencly to rilre
the worst easts. Because others hive hiIed IL no
reasnn tnr nat AoE rerrsiHe i rir, from ne.
Sud to fnr nj onre fnr Il TREATISE and 4 Free
Bottle nfmy infailbe REMEDY Give express 4
post afirc. II costs Won nothins for a trial and
will cure you. Address Dr.. II. q. RopP. J..
lSl Pearl 81 Sew York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
ISA6. rHrnrr.rnrnD YEAR. 1878,
@ '4'' TIE #76* tri5#<
HOME JOURNAL,
INCREASED ~ SIZE. f.. .r,r
a4 IMPROVED IN QUALITY. ..a
sss a.v,4a .s5# q d. REDUCED IN COST.

THE HOME JOURNAL, takes The earliest
-otra- ion pf tile trstifFInrBt Of bIlsiieSS uiann
The sierie lsis 10 return Ia is old subscription
raie- bgfpTc the war, two dollars year. fhis
was IL prize dufing nearly ttr entire period 81
the etltnrship Of n. n. WILLIS sud a 4 NOR
RI>. Tho present reduction i tlonblS ior the
advantage ~ teisuliscriIF, Tor while the rate J.
the same a Years ago, the SIZE oI lne psp.r ia-
ir.cn increased lully n third, yarieiy ~ new H.
irrIry attractions have bcen added, With Ili
review of the news ~ the bcst society at haine
anA abro al every Meek, making what the pres
has almost unanimously drrlared " l'e 81, s~
:. Tie Best LitTry a,d Soetety Paper
...-..s... il iReyicd." ........-.~.'
This marked sain ~ the subscriber the piib-
lisilrrs are raiihed ~ se able 10 make wililpai
les To- IhemsslYes ~ reason II the present hFge
circulation nG tie paper ill ilie sane dircstpn
they eHtln, on siil greater adsantagcs 20 thsif
siiisrTilef-, constantly INCREASING the Nsiur Of
tila paper and reducing i.ie prize. thus keeping
Il ID the future - u has Deen 10 the past. the
CHOICEST IND GIfEA PEST,
exponent Of culture Vii The lald. The icatlimg
departments VI thc Journal rpmpFi,c Editorials
on topics &c fresh Interest; Brilliant Rnnisices
and Portr1iiutes of American Lite; Edtorial Tie.
views BI nrw events in tiie world Of Be les-l.rt.
tres. Painting. Sculpture. seieller,- Music, and
the DiainA. tifIslHai EssHts: Ample EsreFpis
fram The la,st European Writers. Spigy Letter.
from Correspondents IN all the great Capitals II
the World: eapions Extracts from New Backs:
and racy accounts Sf say lAgs. happenings aud
dainss IN the iIeau Monde: enhancing ~ very
freshest matters IL nterpst in lls country and in
Enfope-the wlloLr cOnplsiels mirroring thr
VII aud wisdom, the hntnor and pathBS, the
news anG spagkliRs gossip IL the ines.
IL TERMS. FI.3 Oe POSTAGE. sa@
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The SOuth-Alantlc. !.

A MONTHLY Magazine devoted 10 Lite1a-
IA tilre. science nnd Art, published III vii.
mingtnii. n. e. The rnrf- ~ enHiihtifars 10
flude seyeIaI ~ the m,rst Distinguished authors
oftlls Present tiay A Sefiel story poeftis Skei-
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will appear in ercfy numher. This Magazine
will contain onIy originsi literature.
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3, MD
BLAoKW0oD's
Edinburgh Magazine.

fT~ Ihese Reprints IRE noi Selections: iliry
gfyc the ofigiNaisin Full and 10 about 0ne.tIir,
thr price ~ The Eu.ii-h EditioB-,
The tlfei aslyaures aud dis-oyeTics III the arts
aud srifitees the recent additions 20 kupR eslve
in every department af literature. ans III the
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are fully fetMfted mud discussed IN the ftages ~
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rible aud comprehensive. The article. are COM
monty lnnre r0nhrnsrl and fnll of matter than
the average l,o-lks of the pcsiod.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
7ERYsEor lSstruciu.iins rosiege.i

PAYaBLE srEIcTLl rs ADVANCE.
Tor any one lleyiew 81 90 yess
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19

james S. Barclay. an eIbploye in New
ark IN. J. tannety. rubbed his hands while
handling some Rnssia hides. OF pimple
On bis chin. The next day be was taken
violently III. and on Sunday night died. a
malignant pusiuls having developed itself
Il Is aid the skins OF diseased sbiiDSls will
communicate the poisons inuntts after
slaughter. ..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
THE SUN.
d NEW YORK.

A : the tune approaches kr tlieTenewal ~ sub.
~ -fTIpilOBs. 1llE S1iN HulIil leialns. IL
tliehls and wFilNl,cr- every NlsTr. iiili it T. z.
gtiH n eaniiaifs for thtif s0Hskle taiipna aud
sIIInn. lpaH IL rsruFd lor tlf plsi ten Yeats
u frlrs hr continuance ~ the lsifiy syHlpalli,
aud griiFTnii. en.Ui tf1ti9a NhIrl liys hitlaft.,
been eXtcndeh 20 u from every quarter 0I the
Union.
The DAILY sTN ia four rasc.sicet Of .
column, nfirr ~ niaii, POSI- laid, 81 rents I
mouth. ~ Eilsn pr wear.
The ~ NUAi cliilsn Ol TIIE Sun ]. aii
elzlh.liaEc slrFf 81 j9rrlulans. While giving
The news The day. u also eoataii. ! Iafge 1.
mount ~ literary aud miscellaneous naifcF stie.
eially prepared for ". THE SUNDAY SIN la
met With sfst success. Pa-t paid III ~ ! ltar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

This inIment very naturally originated IN Arneri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising aniidofes for the maladles of her ehil
tren Its fame has been spreading for s5yearS.
until now It cncircIes the habitable globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Linisaent l. . matchless
runiesiy forallexfcrna ailments Of man andbeast.
T0Ftock owners ard farmers Il is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life or re-
stores tho usefulness u an exceilent horse. or.
COW, or sheep. -5*
Il cures foos-ro,, hoof-aii, hollow horn. grub.
screw.woE1n, slicalder.rot, mango The bites aid
ttings Ct poisonous reptiles and insects andeyery
such drawback 10 stock i9eed.ng and bush life.
Geures every external trOable of hor-es, such
srlamraess. scratches. swinny, sprains. founder.
windlgail, rinsboac, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang IJnlmsnt Il the quieSest
cure IN the world for accidents occurring In tho
family, in the absence uf q physician, auch -
burns, sca.as. sprafns cuts. etc. eaf for rheurna-
tism, and stiffness enrendercd By exposure. Par
ticuiariy valuable 70 Miners.
Il Is the cheapest remedy IN the World, for is
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and q single
appllcation is generally SUFFICIENT tocurr.
Mcxicfn Mustang I1niment Is put up IN shrra
srcs q bottles, the larger ones being propoFtion
ately much the CHEAPEST Bold eveEywhere sss
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
OLD,
B -.H=- as. ..v ~r
TRIED,
7s s.5
.RL a...ss7. &. ~. a
.'..' TRUE.

People are grtting acqnaintsi-and those who
nre ret ought 70 be-wiih the wonderful msritscf
that great American Reinciy, the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
TUE WEEKLY sUS

whn due.not know THE WEEKLY SUM II
elrenlaies thretzhnlt. llte UnilDil Mates. no
tallalss, and beyund Ninety tllpiisand iatitlir,
greet y weleahe IsaRa. weskly. aud fessf,l II ln
the ii2hi q Elildr, counsellor. and Irirnd III.
neM., cllnrlsL agricultural. Hnd literary ~.
Ianliy aud firesiir. Terms. INN DI LIAR :
year, lrl'i pHli. This pri,r. quality considered,
makes Y the chealest newspaper piii,i.l,,,l, For
clubs ~ len, with go sasll We viii sYnsl n, AZ
I'm copy irsr. Address
PUBLISHER or THE SUN. !.
NEw YoaK City. " Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-19
yilG LARGEsTi TIE CHEAPEST.
'T'
The Best Magazine.

"A Coabinatio,tef he Usefd, The Eater
t.iuia1 and tLe Be,smjpl.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THAT HIGH-ToNED BEGGAR.

Mrs. Caroline g. Wilson. who arrossed in Elisa
beth, N j., ON Monday night for svindnns. ID still
the custody or tie police. who arc endsavorina TO
procure evidence against her. The woman has
pleasing countenance, light complexion, with soft
blue eyss A strange feature OF her mako-up 10 the
wearing OF heavy wig e black hair 10 conceal full
growth OF hair OF nery rod. She IL aEable, o
fluent and pleasant talker, and believes her demands
aid just and her detention cruel and unlawful
procedure. When searched leather covered NOM
book found containing the eatriss OF the
collections made since January 20 last. The
tributors all Of nfluencs and psom,ssnve.
Among the givcrs are the names OF William Cullen
Bryant, $40; j. G. Holland, $40; Morgan Dix S.: II.
Potter, s.; II. W. Bellows. 50; Noah DAVIS, s.; o. b
Froth ing nam, $40; John Cotton Smith, So; John
Hail. s.; Arthur BROOKS, IS; 3. j. Tdcn, $40; r.. A.
Jonn X. Porter, s.; b. D. Stirnan, s.; Jackson :.
schultz So; scott Lord, $5; s. +. Frsnghuyscn. $40
These names 10 the handwriting OF the
tPibnors, and II uos genuine are exceisnt forgsrcs.
TIE contributions are all marked paid and agere.
gate 81. 100 In the womans bonnet string were
iound Sl3 Sk or this amount she gave So 30 tho
bsckman who had been driving her about the State;
$40 the proprietor OF the sheridan House, where
shc was arrested leaving her eighty-nve ccnts. Chief
woman owes Earics Hotel $142 for board and $45
q hackman. The proprietor of tho boisl holds
trunk belonging TO her. At Trenton she left IN
paid BOARD bill OF 500 and also . trunE. In Pfovi-
dencc II is SAID there ~ hotel claim against her.
She has written to her sister and Dr. PHILIPPE, of
trenton, 20 20 Elisabeth and secure hcr release.
She has engaged a lawyer
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
TWO rRorrrNo coSTEsTs-wHIrE SULPHUR
AND KATE SANDS THE wrNNERs.

TWO rRorTINo CONTESTS WHITE SULPHUR
AND KATE SANDS THE wrNNEKs.
RicunoSD, Va, OCT. 90. 1878
Tns atterdance at tie State fair to-day was large
and the weather delightful the last night having
laid the dust ana made everything pleasant Tho fol-
lowing are the results OF the trials Of speed
as1A 4stft s. FIRST rRor t- sty
was In harness for three eyearods raised and owned
in Virginia; mile hcats The first heat was won BY
W. A. Democrats bay stallion Manilito, with w. H.
Brsners cnessn VI gcdng White Sulphur second; Bah
COCKS Libbe, third; Primrose, fourth; Lady Cicy,
hth Little Joker. sixth Time, 3o9K. The second and
third heats by White sulphur. with Mani-
ito second andlPrmross third IN both heats Time,
3lOA aud 3:03 The trotting OF Manilito, only two
year-old was pronounced BY judges 70 have been
traordinariy nne fNNft ff
I THE SECOND TRor
was tor roadsters Tor all horses raised and
owned Virginia. Tho tvottng being under the snd-
die three mile heats, best Two In three. The
was won by Paxon's chestnut fily Kate Sands, with
Wvanoxe second and Solitude third In both heats
Time, .: 35 and 9:22A
Tomorrow viii be the Rroat day Of ths wesk. The
military competitive drill will tako place. A num-
Der or companies from other parts Of the State
several companies Of CITY troops Will take part IN ths
contest .4s.f..8
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
GEORGIA STATE FAIR.

RUNNING AND TEorlING-GLENMoRE, ELEc-
TRIO AND KEMBLE JACKSON THE WIN
NERs. 4-..s .,f4
MACON, Oct. 80, 1878
Tho attendance at the State fair to-day was very
large. Tho stock display one Of the finest ever
seen in the South. The racing was better than on
previous days.
FIRST RACE. Hf R
In the first race, two miles and halt dash, $500
purse the starters were Bill Dillsn, Gicnmors and
Searfaced Charlie. Glenmore bv nsck, with
Bill Dillon second and Scarfaced Charlie dstanced.
Time, 4:4lx. atfA .aM AN
THE SECOND RACE .eaae8M Ns e2t
was Fotsing; best two In three. rho hrst heat was
very close bc.ween Eleotriosand Lizzie, the former
winning Tmc, 2:41k The second heat ended with
the result Time, 2:43. N
THIRD RACE aNfi
was also trottine; best three 10 Ave. The entries
werc Bob Lee, Beaumont, Kembte, jackson, and the
starters Beaumont and Jackson The latter won IN
three straight heats. Time, 2:6SH. ESQ and 2:S2
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
IMPORTANT cHATTEL MORTGAGE.

A renewal Of tho ohas,sl mortgage for 1000, 900
which was executed on the 1ss Of August, 1874, by
tho Now York Mutual Gas Light Company to Robert
NJ Gailaway and Albert q. 1horp. Jr., trustees, was
nled In tho Registers efDce shs Goth inst. Tho
mortgage reoltcs that tho corporation is au-
thorIxcd TO borrow money for the purpose
or extending and completing It's works ana
proposes to issue ponds Of 81 900 each interest
paid semiannuaIy at toe rate Of por cont.
The principal Is made payable on the lst day OF
August, 1882. Tho property embraced In the mort
gage inciuoss all ths buildings, arshouse holders
ana ell the apparatus used Tor Tho rnanufasturo
oi gas the oompany's premises and all iss gas
mains and pipes laid TO be laid. IL Ia provided
that these bonds 10 be secured must be counter
signed by the trustees, and In case ythiug
should happen to any Of tho present trustecs
tho directors Of the company may All
lhe vacancy. In OF disagr msnt she supreme
Court may decide upon application. II ID ass agreed
that the gas company shall pay all taxss ana
mens on tine property while tho mortgage Is In force.
The mortgages signed by Cornelius X. Garrison,
president and Charles Place, secretary OF the New
York Mutual Gasiight Company. and ID oeuntersgned
by RoDcrt N. 0aliaway and Albert @. Tnvrp, Jr The
witness 10 William y. Lusk.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
JEALOUSY AND THE PISTOL.
A oo1onrD WOMAN SHOT BIZ HER HUSBAND

A coLoRxD WOMAN SHOT BIZ HER HUsBAND-
ESCAPE OF THE woULD-BE MURDERER.
George Howard, colored man as Jealous as Othcllo
burst open his we's bedroom door yesterday morning.
No 202 East street, and shot her twice
with revolver once IN the head again under the
nipple OF the right broast The woman taken In
an unconscious state. by orders Of DR.. Gosbs, AM
bulance Surgeon Of the Twsnty-thrd prscncL 10 the
hospital Ninetynnth street and Ninth avenue. IL
is about six weeks ago-Septembsr l4since the same
Howard, in the locality, fred at bat failed
TO hit Thomas Jenns, another colored man, whom he
charged with alternating mis- wifos affections. He was
arrested AMI hold bail In 81 900 by Judge FlsmmeE
Ten days after he tried before Recorder Haskstt
IN the Court OF General Sessions and acquitted. His
wife left him year ago, as she was accustomed to
say, account oi his mad jealousy. Ever since he
was discharged from the Recorders Court he has
basn lowering around Yorkville but little notice
taken OF him he stranger tho locality and
came formerly from Amherst. Mass
THE SHOOTING.
Mrs Sarah Amena Smith, who, in company with
Mrs. Theodore Shea Young. was the when
the shooting took place, with Mrs. Howard or Mrs.
Jenns. she latterly oaliod herself said.-"I went
around tnis morning about nine O'clock TO return Two
smoothing irons 70 Mrs. Jcnns. when man
l saw him GO on with Charles william Phillips, and
when ne returned, after absence OF about hfIocn
minutes, ne went Stairs Win Fhlps Then ne came
down stairs and walked across the hallway twice. The
third time heard his footsteps OUTSIDE the door
and the next minute he burst open and ENTERED With
pistol his hand His vile Was sitting behind the
door taking TO US At the moment, and hearing her
voice he turned around and 6red at her twice. quick
as lightning, as she was sitting uown. Mrs. Young
and jumped at the first shot and tried 10 catch him
by the arm, but no turned US ana l ran away mp
stairs and jumped out back window wnilc Mrs.
Young out IN the street halioolng smurderl' He
walked out the front door and they say went along
cooy down TO Second avenue and then turned and
ran.n 3 NA t t
Mrs. Philips said she saw the man standing on the
nor, and noticed that he had queer, haif crazy
look In his eyes he saiuted her By saying 'sGood
morning," ana followed ner down 70 the house and
asked II he could not got some breakfast. She said
she had nothing co0kod and he went away.
The room where the woman shot is III fur.
nished apartment on the ground floor OF three
story frame tenement. Thn carpet and pillow
had marks OF blood them. The womsn's wounds
wore probed by Surgeon Mcdonald AZ the hospital,
but the bullets could not be found The in the
hcad it IS thou sht will prove fatal Captain Robbins,
Of tho rwenty-third precinct, sent out platoon OF
police In search OF Howard and they sought him
IN VAIN all the day and night. " 7F3 7t
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

Bay. ne was . man OF some means. fond OF sport
ing, Of a cornwall nature and favorite with
nearly every at Drummondtown. He. with
friends, Was enjoying bimselt day, when
the two friends became involved, ending In blows
snerrar the friend OF both combatants, drew PTS
tol and snid he would shoot the frst who inter-
tered. Walker did SO, was shot and killed, ana
Snsrrar escaped. Al the closo OF The he 10
this city aud visited Princess Anne Tor tho purpose OF
selling some property which belonged 10 him In tho
county. He then disappeared, and, although
frequently heard from In Florida, Georgia
and South Carolina. was not seen IN this
section again until Saturday nirnt, when ne ap-
pcRred at DR.. Bell's house, near North Landing He
was welcomed an old acquaintance and remained
until Monday, when he with DR. Bell, visited the
Court House Tor tho purpose OF examining the records
and sceiDg what disposition had been made oi the
proceeds OF his estate, winch had been sold by the
Messrs Tazeweil Taylor and Charles sharp, OF this
city, by order OF Court He hnd examined the rec.
ord and was talking with m old acquaintance, when
he was arrested on warrant issued by Judge Keel
ing Sherrar supposed that the affair had blown en-
treiy over having met In Baltimore In friendly man.
tho brother OF the man whom ho KILLED.