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HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,

embracing general suggestions for the regu.
lation of domestic establishments. hints and
reflections useful to hon.ekeepers, practical
advice, numerous receipts never before pub
lished, and all other things that may he
made subservient TO the purpose. This de
partment of the Magazine, though no I'M
due space will be allotted To- it, is not Ia br
found in any other periodical. and tne Pub
Usher is satisfied that it will not he less in
teresting and valuable than it is novel. Al
il is the purpose of the Publisher to make
the Magazine tributary to us' fnl design, be
has made an arrangement with the Justly
celebrated T 5 ARTIIUR, E-q by which
that gentleman will be directly engaged in
n joint superintendence, and will hcstow his
hest endeavors. Mr. Arthur will furnish
for each number one ~ more Of his
LIFE LIKE NAE Wives,
and such either m"tter ~ may be adopted
to the "nu.rment aud Improvement Of all
ages aud classes, especially Young Lsdies,
To whose interests the utmost care will be
Believing that n proper taste in dress is
to the true development of femnle
gracefnluess, a portion of the work will be
devoted 10 an exposition aud illustration of
, 1843-06-03
PREVAILING

This will be -tuctly and exclusively under
the care of Miss Leslie, whose severe taste
and ample opportunities of observation, will
confer upon whatever receives the STAMP OF
her apProbrtion, a high authority. To ena-
BILE her 10 select the newest, lates.. and
most recherche fashions, the publisher has
made arrangements 10 receive, by the St.a-
mors, the latest issues of Paris aud London.
and To give the highest possible effect to the
modes selected, he has made an arrange
ment with "a celebrated Artist, to compose
and modify the group, so as to render them
highly effective. lie therefore does not
hesitate to announce that his
FASHION PLATES,
vii! be not only more correctly, but will be
executed in a style OF greater brlliancy and
elegance than any which can tie found in
any other publication.
Miss Leslie's Magazine viii, as will be
perceived from what has been stated, be em.
, 1843-06-03
List of Letters.

March IS. I3I3.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
CANnflR

We understand that Mr.. Byrd, Dem.
of Yancy, at the '.relief meeting" on Sa
turday night before last, stated that when
he came to Raleigh he thought The Banks
the most corrupt and abominable things
on earth, that he acknowledged he hal
been deceived and nisled, that he was
convinced Of his error, that he now believ-
ed the Banks Indispensable auxiliarics to
the prosperity of society, and rs!ractea
his former opposition to those ins.ita-
lions. Raj. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

An strncious attempt at mischief wac
made on Saturday nigh. by placing OBJ
structinns across the track Of the Will
minston Rail Road, near the centre Of
Black Greek, where The truss work ex-
,ends several hundred feet, and Of course
q, one Of Tie mos, dangerous parts Of the
Road for the train 10 encounter any oh
stacle. The obstruction vas foraed oil
old stills thai had been rejected from the
Road. aud were placed across the rars
with much IRE. one Of them being spkrd
down. The downward train approached
in the dark. but al slow rate, owing 10
some disorder in the machinery OF The
Locomotive. so that The engineer saw the
danger in time TO avoid il. II is dIlheuii
TO conceive motive for such d'abolies al
design'as this. 1t appears like an insane
bloodlhiIstiness, bl ndly seeking 10 de-
suoy human lises, no mater. whose. OF
how many. sIoid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
CON G. ig 3 S S.

Tuesday, January Ia.
In the Senate, memorial was present
ed BY Mr.. Lynn, from citizens Of ST. Lou
is, asking an appropriation for the i'm
proyem ent of the Western rivers, in which
memorial il was stated that as many as
3ss boats had been destroyed within the
last four years. The debate upon this
memorial lasted long after The morning
hour, when it was referred to the COM
mitiee on commerce.
The bill ror the occupation OF the ofe'
roa territory was postponed until to NOR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
WerLIy AImaaae
NeFFA1ss
Life Medicines.

LIN IVA III An 80
lknF La Metiiriass Asrs he's ssed wnk sre-
eess u aiaosf sssry diirass So uhhh sra
kin4 = lssbir. sna lor ;. i'.ss 80 asss stn-
psslMis. = IA akrii NJ - = silknes aaisnNsn'a
bflisus std sifk hs-Jsrhs. psin srd OPP
pfessian sllrs m.uis. s,ddinrss. 4 xzinsfs.
slnshiRg noise 10 ne head and arss dssp-
STRESS. AssrltsTn. loss e sristi'e. ~isd
spssms g.. AZ are kneaietx ed % b. Ens,-
n Fspsiiar . shs atisg sssr.b, i..fs frna
70 tir labiie, snr ~ tAssr n q ISL ahsi ~
bads, they vii prove ins1isabis; 1La a.
eeaelai famsiy apefieat. los eisteI FeE. they
esnnsl fsil 70 ensure Ihs uniss.sai sslisiss-
iian
The efficacy Of he LIE Ffis ans Paealf
erters u lBasi eesiasa. Il ff,tis esrn en ne
attack 81 fever. snhuesza. measirs. ssss
,hT0.s. ferrns erIJs. siih cough. sisA .sst-
sf inllsa msfoFy DISORDERS. In shtun.s-
,i.n and shsrie somrl.in's they haze siss
pssfarned lhs most exsraoScin..s es'ss. slea
used wiih ressss,Eenss.
Since the BET inl. odUciien 81 D. ~ h&''a
LIE MsdiciEes 20 he fsllr. e.ii1ens. lifF
have in every ease, FLY mai.asiatd the hiRh
eharaeisr tlas y 20 . Ell deserved. P-tiatss - .
had zoe yesrs dawn "a . ml-s.shle fxistease,
and macy Who had Lost ile rsssi theisiiu,est
rhrsnsiisua and paralysis, hasf ben = sso'ec
- healih, strength ard sainiass. rtisf ~ ,hs
nsual remedirs mad besn lou.d e.s'ess 40
aslsni-hing and ainlosl maaealoas hgr
have also hren expslirVna u ats care Il
nrrpens aid tksamalie paius - lie kssd srd
face, praigfis a6.eti0as contracted AID 80
li0tnls gisllaisr sws.sings. pairs 81 ifr ster'
and bones. ehFpnie rhfHaluiisrs PelriiasisA y
tks AearI, si6ieHit 's,piIaiisH. Sc
Bat il is unnecessary Ia raanersts ths m :
! nv eases in which these purely tegeiAblr n q.
t.eiaes have been saccessIuIs but ~ us :
qairs Why are they 80 universal IA Ia &c
because thy PURIFY TIE BLOOD, ana
thus removc all cause u disease 10 the s:s-
TEN.
BECAUSE they act powerfully up.n the secre-
| tioas Of the body. sad rsaoys all impurii'esai
onre.
|, Because they DO moi reduce the system, bot
= iasigorsie Il thus requiring 90 restraint ifoia
0 pleasure or business cunng then operation.
!, Complaints arising from a yisiated slste q
. the basod ars'easIly subdHed by the Pew erinl
' rlicaey Of sbose mild and solitary medicincs.
! To lhosefeho are Obliged 10 tssrel. of1e taAa
melrinf Without interruptions IL business, ths
Tic Medscshes are peculiarly useful. by 1.5
!. snd saie operation, they strike NJ the rooi ol
disease, and quickly eradicate u. thereby pre-.
Y venting the fatal rffsrts 10 which thoussLsls
G are victims.
). Said wholesale and retail byiDr w. d. MsE
fat, 375 Broadway, New York
y For sale also by
iD. HEARTT .agen,.
fchrusty, I. - 81 :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

VERMONT.-The convention cal
led in Vernon. for The purpose Of dscld>
ing upon amendments to the Constitution
proposed BY The council If Censors, has
rejected every one Of them, even The pro
position TO submit future amendments u"
the people Directly. We are by no
means disguised TO blame the Convention
for this course, for, after people have
established a good fern Of gaVernmsn',
such as our General and Stale Govern
.ments certainly are, We do nat believe
in changing them but upon the clsarcs,
necessity. tits impossible in this case,
however, no. o. no.ics The fact, that III:
I.oeofocos ale responsible for all that has
been done. or rather omitted TO be do"e,
for they had the mvjnrity in the Consen-
ton; and for patriols who mouth as much
as they DO about " democracy" and the
e." largest liberty Of the People," aud al
that. they cerltinls have been little
costive on the occasion. Que ol The a.
meudmt us proposed. for instance. was
TO give to the people Of counties the
choice OF shetifIs and high bailifis. and "a
the people Of The several towns the choice
Of Justices Of the peace; but Vermont Ln
coiocus Trough, i, too democratic. and re-
fused. ". Fork Courier g. Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

NULLrFlcArloN Run MAp.-In his
message vetoing the bill lately passed by
the Legislature Of Georgia 10 divide the
Stale into Congressional districts, Gov.
Mcdonald says:
a. IL does not appear upon the face Of
the bill that il was adopted ia compli-
ance with the provisions Of an act Of Con-
gress, passed at the last session, assuming
the authority to control and cncrce the
Legislation of the States on This subject,
nor would | presume 10 sayglhai the Le-
gislature was influenced BY that conside.
ration, or that the bill would not have
been passed independent Of such cons,i-
tutional requirement: but the Executive
is unwilling TO give his assent to an act
which may be constructed into an acqu;-
escencs in am unjust encroachment upon
the rights of the States. Unauthorized
assumptions Of power in matters Of even
small import, should be met moderately
but firmly, am resented as the harbingers
Of more dangerous usurpations.
Things have come to deplorable pass,
indeed, il bill jus. in itself mus, be ,ye-
tied. merely because il may be construed
as an acl Of compliance with the laws Of
Congress. Let the Georgia Legislature
and all other l.ocofoco Legislatures pass
a saving act, declaring that nothing by
them done shall be consraedsas indica-
ting regard for their obligations TO the
Union. This would remove an obstacle
which now prevents their doing many
things which they would very much like
to do. but for their obstinate hostility to
the General Government.
r. Trenton Mafe Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
Obituary.

Died, very suddenly, on Sunday morn
ing last, Mrs. Hour, wife of William
Holt. esq, Of this county.
Died, in this county. on Monday last,
after painful illness, MIR. WILLIAM y.
JORDAN, son Of Mr.. Charles Jordan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
Notice.

MT A notion will be made befare the
Jusuce Of the Peace al the February term
of the Court Of Please and Quarter SIS
sions, for building new Coar, House;
il is hoped, here fnfc, that there will be
full bench Of Juciices present.
Februatys2 -tF4# "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

nExIC0.-Ths Meylran official iouf-
nsls. received .ftsa OsIess. 81 Ne lie
sfrissl ron Vers Csuz. state lhsi reports
bad bsra received fran slnosl every DO
psrimsaI az the nation. sud ghsy were
uasnimous Ia The opisiou that The FEDERAL
ldim II Gossfhneni 1ss soi suitable lsr
The Mer,esn people. AID drrlarhg 'hsir
adhesion 10 the nsw consolidate system
Of Santa Anna.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

ia0is.-I'he Senate Of I.lineis hss.
ig pssssd resoluiions derlsring that there
ought d be no Tariff. aad II pr.seat no
direcl fsrafion, the CluciLnAu ehrUnirle.
notcing this proceeding, says:
We nusl believe. as Tie only mode
Of reconc'lIng these things wi,h the ho
man understanding. that the Legislature
OF Illinois are Nalerifes; and. % The end
Of The world occurs lnsls43 there 10 ne
necessity for raising q revenue. D
course, II there is 20 be no tasid and nc
direct taxation. there is no pay fr cllie,
holders. and the end Of civil gisernnlsn
has come. We think nov We have 70
10 the eUd Of The demsgogses."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

! The investigation into the Mutiny and
Execution on the brig Ssmers is conclu-
ded, and The opinion Of the Court has
been forwarded to Washington, where i,
will be made public, probably in few
DAYS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

Burglary and .4rson.--A nos, daring
act Of surRlary and srson was COMMITTED
On Saturday nigh, lssi althe store Fl Mr..
Hugh N. Cosan. on Upper Wafer Street.
The town guard were passing The store
absui2 o'clock, and seeing llshi therein.
pushed ., The door, which opened readily.
and discovered 10 them hesr Of cot,nn
s,uEs. calico goos,, paper. &c.. under the
counter. all III blaze. They procured
wstr aud pu. ost The FIRE. there being
within three feet Of i, keg Of powder.
II was found on examination thai the stre
had been robbed Of large quantity Of dry
soods Of different kinds. some hard ware,
groceries. and other articles. An sa-
france mio the sore vas effected hs pry-
ing open the front door, breaking the lock.
On Monday the goods. or the moe. Of
them. we're iospd secretsl in . SO amp on
the opposite side Of The river, and three
negro fellows belonging to tosn were
arrested as the fslens.
Wilmington Chfon.
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1T A r Bird

In this county, on the 10th instant, by
M.Cauley, esq, Mr.. JoHts w.
PoTTs 10 Miss Nancy KrsG, daughter Of
Mr.. William King.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.

STATE OF, N0RTH-CAROLINA,
& ORANGE COUNTY.
l In Equiiy--Sep,ember Term, 1912.
Thomas Faucet. aJ,nr Of Thomas D. Crais,
VS..
- j oka Grain nj Others
I'm this case, Thomas Fsneet', the complaia-
- ant, having made oath belize me Il At the
defendants, John sBranily aud wife Nancy,
Hnshp Petty, and Foreman Nillonghby and
vito Sarah, are not inhabitants Of this staff;
I, is ,harefore ordered, thats rublication DO
made Tor six weeks. euscessisely in the tiils-
borough Recorder, that The said defendants
appear at she next term Of this Court, 10 he
held Cor the county Of orange,t,at the court
house in!, = lssoEongh, on the second Monday
in March next, AVID plead, answer o. demuts
or The biilrwii 30 t-ksn pro confessions 10
them, and set down for hearing.
JAMES WEBB, &. {. ~
Price adv. 81 50. 50 CIV
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iai oslsg. bsing ihs 81 for ne ss.ls
Ilsus A. sssS a.aQa ai a ir,isy a
o.sgsg phtn Ms. M.rehe,i sess -
asi1rsssd De ssnais AZ lsnslb u laser q
Ihs Ban,
In die IIQuss. "a he moioa q Sir.
Bolis. he sv.s urasing 5000 extra 60
pies % bs Priaied q he rrpors and eoun,
leE repa. Of lls csmniliec on eamnsrrs.
O. de employmepi Of eolored seaman.
was reeOnsidersd. ard abe go,ion lid On
he table.
The report Of he eommilirs q ways
and means on de suLjses Or ihs Exrhs-
Quer. coming up a. he sperial osdsf,
some discussion Was had upon il.
Tsssasy. Saasssy -
In the Senate. Mr. Merriek. from ne
eOmmiitee on The Post Office AMI Pcs
Roads. reported = bill 10 Islsee The rate.
OF postage.
The biIl. as reported from he com.
millee. provides the following scale: Fol
any letter not exceeding thirty miles liss
cents. and.lor all distances exceeding tIiir
~ miles ten cents double and triple LEI,
tiers three times shai rate. and 81 pack,
ages Of one ounce qnadruple ; and in Ihs
proportion Cor all greaiefweighss. AL
drop letters, or letters placed in sile pos
Office in any town or city Tor drli,sr,
within The same Town OF city, shall b
charged with Eve cents postage when
ever the same is not prepaid; and ii
cases Of prepayment lhe charge shall b
three cents only. From and aflef The Iirs
lsof April next, on all periodicals and pa
pers Of 1850 square inches, the sam
rate fixed by the act Of Sd March. 1885
On al above $50 square inches. an adj
vance Of one cent for every i've squarl
inches over and above The said number.
/ The Oregon bill being again taken u
the debate on il VS. continued by Nj
Woodbury., NJ. Phelps, and 81. Hum
fingion. saI eIe CT
In ihesEiouse, the debate on the sub
Iject was continued until afierihe close
the morning hour by Mr.. Bolts.
i The bill for the relief Of the Peiersbul
Rail Road Company, after some discus
sion. was'laid over until TO morrow.
Mr.. Gushing addressed the house 4
an hour on the subject Of the Excheque
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

FRoa TExAs.--0a The elh December.
The Texan lrool.s u.der Gen. SomerEille.
numbering ak Or eight hundred, captured
the Mexican iowa Of Loredo. on tie Rio
Grande. and al about the same time. gain
ed other advantages oserihe Mexirans.
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United states DisfrictCourt
eE North Carolina.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
- No. ce 10 show cause against The petition
Of the following, Petitioners for their disctsrgs
and certificate az Ba.krapis, al Newberr, 90
Msnday the 9i,h day of hpri' next, VII:
ORANGE COUNTY.
David B. Cozart, Shoemaker,
William Weaver, Farmer,
John Cabe, Carpenter,
John Burton,
William Burton, Farmer.
Edward Garrett, Carpenter.
James Turner, Farmer.
Publication ordered.
H.POTrER, D. ]. U. S. N C.
January 81. so low
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The editor Of The Standard, in his pa
per of the 18Th ult. says:
81. seems as if the Wing presses, as
well as some Of the Wing members Of the
Assembly, are reckiessly determined to
irriiats and provoke the Democrats 10 ex
IRENE measures. Recollect. gentlemen,
the people will hold you responsible for
the consequences that may follow such a
c curse" T. @
We recollect having somewhere read
the story Of boy, who, OIL very cold
day. to The grea, dismay of his mother,
returned from school dripping wet. On
being questioned how he came in that
predicament, he replied, that i" Job OAR
linz said he did MI dare TO jump into the
pond; AMI he was not the boy TO be
stlmp,!" II this is the measure of wis.,
dom which the Standard gives to the Lo
cos Of tho Legislature, he must have as
little respect for them as the most uncha.
ritable Of the Wings. Bat however he
may estimate the intelligence of the peo-
pie. anil however ready he may suppose
they are to be "gulled'' by the parade Of
I" coons and hard CIDER VIC trust they
will not show themselves such dupes as
to follow the example of the indulgen
mamma, who, in order to excuse the fol
" Of her son, was disposed to hold Jot
Darling {" responsible for the consequen
ces" of his wanion frollick. a... .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02

vEARTHQUakE.-'rhe earthquake
which was ieltin this city on the night
Of The 4sh ias,., was also experienced at
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-02
lN.sENATE.

The bill n repeal 50 much OF chapter
100 az The Revised Sla,ulrs. sas reqa,res
SheilTs 20 advertise sales u lands for tax
e., in somc newsplprr 10 The city Of RI
lsigh. was rejected on It's ,hifi Isading.
The bill Cor the relief Of the suffering.
Of The People. arising from the deficiency
oflia years crops. was indefinitely post
ponei--ayes %. nass IL. .s
The House bill, prohibiting The eircu.
l,,ioa Of natss under the denomination Of
s5, passed its FRS, reading. and On The
sseoad was rejeslsa-ysas 8, nays 81
The bill 10 presen, the issying npon
grnsirg crop. coming up. Mr.. Elliott
moved rs indeii i've pls,ponemeD,. which
BY ayes 10, mes Ia, prevailed.
HoUSEloF, COMMONS.
On notion Of NJ. ,csrlwelI. the Rsso
luhons Of Instruction we're taken ~ on
their third reading, BY vote of 90 10 30.
Mr.. Francis took .,he. q or. and address
ed The III ,use for little more than an
hour. 10 opPosilion i, The resolutions, aud
in reply 10 M,.sr.. McRae aud Jackson,
Tie WIS exueaely happy 10 his reply
throughout.
When the question was about TO be
taken on The passage Of the resolutions,
the third reading. Mr.. Bafrinser called
for division Of he question and lot hc
yeas and nays. but SAID thst Il the yeas
aud nays should not be called on then
passage. as d series and slloge.her, he
would withdraw his request.fo division
lie was in favor Of some Of The resolu'
tons, ani against others, bu, having ex
pressed. his opinion, both in debate and
by his votes on them. he was deslrou'
- avoid The consumption 81 time, by call
ing Cor divisioa and yeas and nays.
This suggestion, aI Mr.. Barring
meeting with general apprab,iiop, h'
Withdrew his call Cor division and yea
aud nays; and the resolutions were
passed their third reading in Tho ordinary
way
The bill 10 extend the lime for taking
stock in The Hickory Nu'irurnp'ke Com
pany, was taken up on its second read
ing. anireicc.ed-yeas 81. nays %.
The Speaker announced as the or'ie
oftha day. the hilt,regalste the pFem'n'
on'blls Of exch,ng sold by The Bank
oflhs state, and Tor other purposes. III
Question pending. was on the amenoman
offered by Mr.. Biggs. T. substitute IN
bill I, prevent the suspension Of Spee'
payments By the Banks Of this state.
Nc. Leach, who was entitled to IN
flo,r, repl,ed TO the constitutional ass'
mea, offered by Mr.. Bigss On ptsv'ou
day. The biil.was lald on The table, Q
notion of Mr.. Moore, BY vots Of .
10 35. -.ss.@
s-sses EVENING SESSION. =
Mr. Moore presented bull to Pun's
defaults of returning Officers IN the e,sc
iIm, Cor Electors OF Peesi,lent ani We
p;es,icni Of he Uuited Sia,es; wh'c
passed lis three several rcadiass.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

The Judges Of the Superior Courts OF
Law, and Courts Of Equity, will ride the
Spring Circuits, in the following order:
=, EJon,on - Iudre Pearson
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John J. criiienden has been reelected
BY The Legislature Of Kentucky, Seaaior
in The Congress Of The United States for
six years frum The Alb Of Mach next.
Ills competitor was The Hen. Richard NJ.
Johnson; and the voies were. for Dir.
Clillendsn es. for Col. Johnson %.
Alexander Porter has been elected 10
the same station BY he Legislature Of
Louisiana, in place fMr. Conrad. Judge
Porter has heretofore represented that
state in the Senate Of tho United States,
and IN politics is represented 10 be a
high ioued Wig.
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N Office.

90 Boxes best Fayetteville CAM
DIES.
9 Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The above articles have been consigned 10
us, aud viii be sctd Tor Cash lower than tkc
marks, prices. -
Gu head, and vii be constantly kept,
sitpply of the best CORN MEAL.
MIGKLE & NORWOOD.
January II. 81