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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13
DahIiaS! DahIiaS!!
II SDfenftid Collection.

6pIIE subscriber has Just received from the
- G. rden Of " illiaulR. Prince & Co., Flush
ing, near New York. rich variety Of Double
and single D,hIias, which he cff.rs inr sale 10
the citizens Of Hillsborough, and the surround.
ing country, al very reduced prices. The
Dahlia has mol been much cultivated in this
part Of the country, because Of the difficulty oil
obtaining the roots; and now that an opportu-
nifty is offarcd, il is 10 be hoped that all who
have a taste for q ,wcrs. will add 10 their col
lectiun the Dahlla, which in its numerous va
rieties, combine the richest shades aud most
| va ried hues OF which'na,ure is susceptible
EForiets from the country WILDE prompt
ly attended to.
THOMAS CLANCY, Agent.
1 April s. 6S-
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4 Democratic meeting was held ..
Yanceyville on the Alb inst. n which Da-
va 5. Rid, esq Of Rockingham, was
nominated IL he Democratic candidate 70
rspresen, The disuie, in The mex, Con-
gress; aud resolution was passed cali
ing upon ihcir fellow cilizcns in The 9th
Ct counties composing the district also 70
hold meetings and unite with them in the
nomination. Mr.. Reid. being in attend
ance Al couri A. an aliorneY,) was waited
on BY committee; bus be declined &C.
eepting The nomination for The present,
prefening thai there should frs, be . more
general expression Of the wishes Of ihe
Democratic party In the district. Mr..
Reid was . candidate FOR Congress two
years ago. ID The district Of which Gull
ford then composed part.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13

Tie lion. Samuel M'Roberts, senator
Of The United States from Illinois, died in
Cincinnati on the 9th uliimo, aged about
40 years, after . short illness, resulting
from cold taken in crossing the noun
lains on his way home from the session
Vi Congress recently closed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13

1T arpesrng te tie Judge rew haidifG Ills
= reafl, thai he bus aess nron The Civil Deck
a 81 III. same rsnnsi he ds.se q tina Tuna 10
i ordered b. ihs ssid Judge. thai Tern, olihs
sap Fias csmrl a L4w for The eaanty DC led
an The irsl Mo esy 10 June seat. according -
The provisions 10 tie eel passsd 81 ihr last ses
sion of the General Assembly. eniiaise. "sn
al Gar The more speedy administration 81 ius.
lice" ii Is further ordered. that Tie tlesk e
this Court cause this order u be rub shed -
The IIillsbouugh RsesrleF. and sdssflissd -
The daar &c she roufi h..use and three CT hscio
other pnhls plares IL the sonniy.
sER PaIasss and Witnesses sie n0isflrd 20
attend on Meudsy morning. - 4 y raprried
that ii,e eali Nil enter Immediately upon tie
trial &c cansss.
JOS. q. NORWOOD, c. .. c.
March 81. Co.
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Jfrmoat Sugdr.-rhe Montpelier
Waterman estimates that the maple SUI
gar produced in that State the present
season, a, the low price Of five cents pei
pound, will amount 10 OIL 100000. This
will make the quantity Of sugar about
twenty thousand hogsheads. In lsioihe
quantity was but $500 hogsheads.
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EEorncr A. jackson,
STATE on NoRTH CAROLINA.


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, lSi3.
Ashley Jenkins and Others. .. Mann Jen-
kins and others.
Caycal &c William Jenkins Viii.
TIT appearing 10 the satisfaction " the Court.
- thai Page Jenkins. foung Jenkins, Free
man jenkins, WIN. Jenkins. Dennis jenkins
Rurne Booihe and wife Dlly, Lemncl Booihe
and wife R.za. and larry Jenkins. heirs ~
Law n ilhan jenkins, deceased. are not IN
habilanis % this safe; II i therefore ordered
that publication be made 10 the Hlllshoioneh
Recorder, fof six weeks sneccssiyely. that The
said heirs appear II The next term o. this Cont,
10 be held for The county Of Orange, Of The
co,r, house in iiillsboroueh. on the fourth
Monday 10 May uext. 10 defend, see proceed
Tags, &c - -,
Price adv 81 so. 90 :
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F0r Sad.

fFAN essss. : NEGRO m0MAS. shass u
- = gssFs 4 see o enaks washsf. ass
lfa@eF. APsag . shs rasos.
APPS ~ Co.
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Equity Sales.

Equity Sales.
Z IA b. firtne ef ! decree 81
%ssslA he ceun a Equsiy - Oranss
#s@ESl& snanty. nsde II March iefsm.
isas. ! shall sffsr 81 sale. y.
iare ahs eausg tessr dear - HstishaFessA. -
she 80 day e Asy nsxs, % = eFeda q ene.
awo aad thtee years. laiesesi atief eas yeAf.
lke EAiassRR property. q wli.
A I.oi IN lhe town Of HIllsb0rcugh.
knonn aud nnm.kssed - LIT Ne. "a. AID pail
u La Ne. Is. ifenliag o. the so1ah side q
TUoa SassrL opposite ~ lie Presbyterian
Charrh.
Also, Tract 81 Land, Of about 50 Or
CO acres. saloiniag The ioaa 81 llaisbossash
On ahe nnfth, on Nhirh % , gsod DMelliaE
IIoase, sn5 s.lher ant Licensees. The dwelilaE
house i iasl Eaishsd; has passage and ieas
rocms lei y. and four rooms absse- u = e
tuaiec about quarter n asile Eom The Asa'
d@my, and u very desirable piare Co f.
mliy Fond and ssrnFiiy will be rsqaiTed.
JAMES WEBB. c. g NJ
Apsiila e9-4u
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Bishop Roberts, Of the Methodist EPis-
copal Church, died at his residence near
I.awrencepor,, Indiana, on the 9th ult.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13

Murphy v. Jones, Of Chatham, has
been appointed Collector Of The Customs
at " ilmingion, rice VIM. c. Lord.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13

yEyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
! 4 the public. that he is prepared 10 execute
any business in the above line with which he.
may be favored ssch as repairs &c Carriages.
and Wagons. both in wood and irons &C..
Persons wishing their horses shod viii find IL
10 thier interest 10 give him a call
A. g. MURDOCH.
---&e @e~~--
Mr.. A. c.sMnraock would respectfully in-
form his friends Who may haze Ia attend the
courts. that they can find eomfhrtable assoaa>
| modations with him al caeap rates. His resi-
Hence i hattwa mi - potshoi H,ilsbogessh.
| MaJchl, 65--
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I.awrencepor., Indiana, on the 9th ul''
The CABINET FIoHT.-A report was
in circulation last week, in some oil the
papers of"a regular set-to' between two
honorable members Of tho cabinet al
Washing,on-Mr. Secretary Spencer and
Mr.. Secretary Upsher; the quarrel grow
ing out Of the late finding of the Naval
Court Martial in the. matter oil captain
Mackenzie. But i, turns out to be only
hoax,-a first of April affair.
Disastrous FIRE.-We stop the press
TO announce, that on Friday night last
the Court House of Montgomery county
with every book and paper belonging ''
the offices of the two Clerks and Kegis
ter. was totally destroyed BY fire. IL wa
discovered between 10 and IL at night
and had made such progress in the m'e
rior of the old combustible building. ina
it was impossible to save any .h'h ",
There had been no fire or candle IN IN
building for week. so that 1t was e''
IDENTIFY set on fire.
On Saturday morning. negro acc
dentally discovered in the woods p'ae
where horses had been tied, and the tfacN
of man leading to the Court House,
bout half a mile off. A party pursued
first the mans tracks. and then those
The horses, following them all that oa'
and Sunday morning, through an un'i
quen,ed road, till they led 10 the house sc,
Elijah Spencer, about 10 miles OIL CT =,
mans tracks agreed in size with sspel
GERS. and The horses with those OIL !"
found in his stable. A lfe'i fa'" -
made all these tracks distinct opa"N
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

6calions-because he caused 10 be se
creily buried two coHVicIs who had com
milIed suicide in the prison and gave
orders that the Same should be kept
from the knowledge Of the directory
and because, "at pleasure party (a po-
lite phrase for drunkOu row held a'i
the Penitentiary one at least OF the prls
oners was brought out to play the fiddle,
and got comfortably 'fuddled,' ; as the say
ing is, before all was over, which last
circumstance causes Mr. LeetoTemark
that The Penuentiury appears to him TO
be every improper place for frOlickIns
and danciog..' Mr.. Lee saysnoh'ng a.
bout certain leading Locoloco members
Of the Legislature getting gIorlously
fuddled' 10 company with ,he"'uddled'
convict or convcts, aud about the way IN
which they took the lock step to their
lodgings after the 'fuddling was over
but such things have been spoken about
10 The above facts Mr.. Lee finds his
Justification for the removal or Mr.. Slad
den, and we think the sober part Of com
munily will sustain him 10 what he hus
done.
A pregnan, commentary on the fore
going, may be found in the fact, that
these "frolickiOg and dancing'"L "Locofo
cos twice voted down proposition to
pr oVids the Nve hundred miserable
wretches in tbs prison with the insMuc
lion of a religious teacher, and while the
was pending, one OF the 'fu1
ding company suggested that if a teach
er was appointed, he should be made in
liable for The souls ofMe con
DictS"
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lions of society, among those whose
nance are never uttered 6eyead the
narrow circle N which they toll aHd sBt-
for, who have bu; two mites to give.
who perhaps, have moi even that, but
who ''desire to be fed with the crumbs
which fall from the rich mans table,
for 10 this class may be found those who
have wilhstood The severesl tempta lions
who have prsclised the most arduous
duties, who have con6ded in God uader
The heaviest trisls, who have been most
wrOnged and forgiven most; and those
are the great, the exalted. it matters
nothing " hat the particular duties are
10 which The individual is called how
minute or obscure in their outward form
greatness in Gods sight, lies not in
the extent oftbe sphere that is filled, or
Of the effect that IS produced, but alto
gerher in the power Of virtue in the soul ,
in the energy with which Gods will is
chosen, with which trial is borae, and
goodness is loved and pursued"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

OF a Mexicsa saddle tree, with brother
Fowler7s MexicaN blanket spread over
it; one foot in the stirrup, snd the other
IN the leather.
"Wilhout the occurrence Of any other
special event, we relurned safely to the
Redlands. loGnd my family we'll, and
the dear brethren | had left anXloHsly
waiting 10 hear their appointments -
And now we are scattered all over the
Republic, oae on the Colorado, anothe!
on the Brasos, another on the island oI
Galveston, another on the Trinity, an
o'her on Red RVer, snohcr 10 the city
of San Augustine, and sttl anoIhor on
the Sabine Whether we ever shall ell
meet again on earth is prob'emaIical--
We are in a southern cline, stckly {at
least for tme) 10 The noIlherner.-
However, we are determined, with the
Bible ia one hand, and Ihr Methodist
Discipline in the other, TO wind our way
along these mighty valleys and over
these wide spread prairies, aCd proclaim
free and fol- salvation in Jesus name;
and if we fall, we will fall at our posts,
with the gospel armer on
DANIEL POE.
"MIam, Texas. Feb Is, 1913"
Mr.. Poe is native Of Ohio, and a re-
guIOr descendant of the daring spirits
of The same name. who acted so coa spi'
csous a part 10 the conflict with the
saSages OF the forest in the early set
tIemeut oI the State. He is Of the right
stamp for an enterprise of this kind,
and we hope he and his fearless and
self sacrificing companions may live 10
proclaim the message Of salvation TO the
Of the new Republic, until
its mighty valleys and wide spread prai-
ries shall become vocal with the praise
of the Most High.
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MIR. Van BUTen, secret Cir
cuIaP. &c,

Vt has been notorious in Ohio, Tor sev
eraI months past, that the master spirits
Of Loeofoooism, such as Gov. Shannon
SpaIding .& Co are by no means favor
able 10 the nomination OF Mr.. Van Bu.
rem for the Presidency. The opposition
10 the Little Magician" arises from no
dislike TO he dnRn or 10 his principles /;
but solely from "a painful recollection
OF The memorable resuIt Of the Presden-
tial election in 194e The majority,
33, 1875, given for Ge0 Harrison in
this State, at hat time, stih continues 10
spread terror and dismsy along the
whole Locofoco line The idea of Civ.
ing the vote ofOhio 10 Martin Ven Bu.
rem in 1874, OF atany other timo, is too
pal pabIy absurd 10 be believed by oxen
the blndesl Locofoco in Holmes or Mon.
roe county. Hence ca6als have been
formed, (secreuy it is true.3 in different
parts Of this State, whose busines il is 10
drill the parties leaders in the several
counties, and to form Cass party on the
ruins of Van Burensm. In asserting
this fact we "'speak by the book" and
are no. mistaken. A secret circuIa en-
mating from q cabal, or club, in Cncin-
natl, and bearing the signatures OF r. X
SpauIding, David Disney, and others, is
now fairly on the wing. The object o!
the circular referred TO, is two'(eld: first
to convince the drill sergeanls in the
several counties that Martin Van Buren,
is wholly unavailable as cOdidaIe for
the Presidency-parIiculOrly in Ohio,
PsnnsylvOnia and Indiana. And, sec.
ond, to effect the organization of Cass
party ic the rank and file OF LOcolocosm,
This circular is ingeniOusly and argu
montively drawn up, and it will not fail
to make a general impression through
out the Stale adverse 10 Mr.. Van Buren'S
interest.
We do not mean, Of course, TO meddle
seriously with tho movements OF our
adversaries. But We beg leave most
respectfully 10 enquire, whether the Lo
kies are ready to join US 10 that beaulI
fully prohelic, Wing song.
Little Ydn'S used up man,
Van, VANS used up man"
Now, don't oil strike into the chorus
at once ,.N
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From The Springfield Republic.
ONO PENITENTIARY.

Since this institute passed into the
hands OF tho Locofocos, Il has been a
constant bone Of contention among the
lean and hungry Office seekers of that
party. A Wing was turned ou, OF the
wardonshp and Locofoco turned in
Soon that Loco was made TO give place
10 another OF tho samo kth, and more
recently this last, (Col SIuddenl has
been ouSIOd, and yei another General
PallOrson) has been entrusted with the
keys
A new director was elected during tho
late session Of the Assembly. There
were Two Loco candidates Gales and
Lee, and il was understood at the time
Hhat the wardonship was involved in tho
TeSult-sGale being in favor OF relaining Q
and Lee Of dismissing Sudden Lee was
elecled-StOdden was dismissed and
thcreupOn an indignation meeting wS'
gotten up al Columbus, al which Col
McNuity made 0 speech pro Stadden anc
con Lee. This has called out Mr.. Lee
in self. vindicStion. The last Statesman
contains letter from him, in which he
presents his compliments to McNully IL
none OF The most 0alleting terms A
mong Tho reasons which influenced hin
10 The dismissal Of the late warden, h,
m"NrioUs alleged intemOersuco, inattcn
UOa 10 business, sanI Of business quail
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From the New York Express.
THE FOURRlERITES.

Among all the prePos'erous doctrines
sAoal not except even Mllersm, is that
Of the Fourriertes who are drummin 9
up good deal now a days, in all parts
of the State. They had quite meeting
last night al Crolon Hall. The Ameri-
can apostle, Mr.. Brisbane, expounded
and explained the plan, and Mr., Greedy,
who with a head full Of many good
things, has a crack 10 it somewhere, fol-
lowed after Now these Fourrie rites
(French philosophers on Anglo Saxon
ground should always be suspicious) may
be very good moral sort OF people, as
we presume they are. Undoubtedly
they have upright notions, and are con.
sciencious. They differ length and
breadth, from the Fanny Wright people,
we are sure, but their plans, movements
and doings are mischievouS, aud we pro
test sgainst them.
All plans are mischievous that unhinge
the sellIed order of society, TO break
up the family circle for tho circIe,of as.
sociallon is mischievOus project. 10
unseule mems minds in the existing or,
derorthngs,is mschievous To preach
dlsconlenl is 10 loment rebellion. To
make men uneasy is the next step TO
make them do wrong. or 10 make them
unhappy. isolated associations, here
and there, like the Shakers, few and far
between, do 10 general harm, for their
influence is nothing. Owens schem
all corrected themselves. But when
men Of capacity, reputed leaders Of he
people, true philosophers, become peri
patetct their example ia mlschievous;
their speeches mschie VOus, ,or TO use the
soliest term, Iheir time and talents are
msspent. We have philosophers enough
now days. This country, aas, is foil
oIthem The plain, practical man, who
stays at home, and earns bis own bread,
IN The old fashioned way, is almost be
coming novelty, such lie The rampant
zeal to better all mankind by changes,
that generally make thom worse, or to
make US love all mankind as we love on
ly our own wiyes& children, or at least,
to have that af'ectation of love, which
generally ends 10 something worse We
cannot keep up, we must confess, with
the new order of men. Their innumer
able projects and countless humbugs
shoot beyond all our mental activity.
As many men Of weak minds, such as
always 90 off when Lighted BY the last
match that comes along, are likely to be
made Fourrerites OF, we have felt il cur
duty to make those remarks, We Plead
guilty to charge Of ignorance Of Four
rier's principles. We have read Bris.
bane's translation of them, but we must
plead guilty again to be unable to under
stand them. They wero not written nut
in the English language, though in the
English tongue. We believe in a home,
a freslde, family, all ones own, un'
connected and uncontaminated by any
association; and such home makes men
good and happy; and, therefore, it is
that we protest against having any thing
apportaining 10 them in common
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09
WING MEETING.

II is proposed to hold Whig Meeting
at The Court house, in Currollon, on
Monday evening, tho l2lh iost. at 7
o'clock, Tor the purpose Of consulting as
TO measures preparatory TO the next an
aual election. All who feel an interest
10 the approaching poIitical contest, are
respectfully requested 10 attend The pro-
posed meeting.
June |, lS43 MANY WtitOS :
OHFThe foregoing notice was in type
and our paper stricken of, for last week,
before we were advised Of The fact, that
our Lokey neighbors proposed TO hold
a public meeting at the same time and
place. Some arrangement, we suppose,
can be made 10 accommodate both par
ties.
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WHO ARE THE CREATE

Here is one Of ChOnniugs beouteous
passages gen Of the genius that gave
his meme to immortality. "ltis not i'm
probable that the nohlest human beings
are " be found in The favorable eondi.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

Alta meeting OF The Locofoco party,
held in Utica N. Y, on Friday week,
a resolution was adopted refusing 10 re-
cognize Mr.. TyIeras cundida'o for the
Presidential nomination, and declaring
that his "deserton and lreachery TO
those who confded in him form no re-
commendation to an honest democracy"
The Utica Observer accompanies the
publication Of these proceedings with
lhe remark that they think pery nell Of
Capt Tyler tor remoping Wings and
appointing Locofocos, BUT that never
theless they regard him merely as
President for the residue OF his term,
and not as a candidate for reelection. "
-Ndt Int.
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age. Ills unnecessary TO say who N
Webster was his works have made -
cry American citizen familiar with h''
name. His Spelling book, and his Die
tionary Of the English language are I'M
rerishable monuments 10 his memory.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

GEORGE W. HARPER, ESQ, hasre''red
from The editorial charge Of the New
Lisbon Palladium, and returned to Whee'
ling. the place Of his former residence.
We regret that Mr. Harper did not find
il conducive OF his interest TO make the
Buckeye State his permanent residence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09
ASTOUNDING RUMoR.

The New Orleans Tropic Of The 24th
ull has the following paragraph:
For a week past il has hpen whis.
pared about in this CITY, that draft
drdwn by the MeEicdn Gouernmpn, in ia.
ror Of Sam Houston P,eSidenf of Ydras,
for hrenty fUe thousand dollars has been
paid al thccowntec of one Of The mo oa prom
inPnt commercial koMSes in Nrao o lean. ~
We further learn thai hv the steam.
ship New York which sailed on Monday
evening for Galveston, information oC
kuch character was transmitted 10
Texas as will leave scarcely the shad
ow Of doubt upon the minds Of the geo.
pie there, Of The truth Of the rumor
which was only whispered here. The
next news from Texas will be most a ox.
iously expected and may be fraughr with
intense interest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

Western editors are "science" itself
in the art Of making apologies The
following is taken from The BoonsllcE
Times
I'VE understand tina, Or, Fort objects
to our saying he is ONE Ol The blggesI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

ia kasses that was in the Legis n'urr.
The remark. some how or other, found
ils way into oa columns unobserVed by
us We are very sorry Tor ii. Had we
observed il, we should have made 1t read
-"ihe very biggest"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

1t appears from the subioined article,
which we copy from late PalsbUrsh
Chronicle, that Santa Anna has bought
up Presid Houston Alas, "lhe lono
Star OF TexasM
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

OFWheat sold at MassiIon aud Boil.
var, this week, for from 80 TO IS cents
per bushel. Something like u panic
seems 10 prevail as to The growing crop;
and for this reason the quantity Of
wheat passing on our route TO market,
has greatly diminished within the last
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-06-09

DEATH OF NOAH WEBSTER, L. L. D
Died, 10 New Haven, abort s o'clock
on Sunday evening, May 2sIh, IS43,
Noah WEBSTER, iu Ihe 85Ih year Of his