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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The Rev. !. r. X. Henshaw, Rector
ofSt. Peters Church 10 Baltimore. has
accepted the appointment Of Bishop.
which has recently been unanimously
conferred on him by The Convention Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church IN
Rhode Island, and will enter on the du.
ties in the month Of June. .-.*-
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THE Roman Catholics are preparing
to build very large Monastery and C"l-
l-ge ~a.hin two miles Of South Bend. Ia.
4, 10 10 be .brisk. three stories high. 200
fee, By 40. and will cost sbou, 5000.
The Roman Catholic Church own ahasge
quantity of real estate in St. Joseph 'conn.
~. which property 10 lobe used towards
defrsying The expenses Of building this
large Monastery. There are IL Monks
and two Priests there now.
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STARE or NoRTHlcARoIlNA.

0&AN1A 1NANA~
Court or Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Tern. ls43.
John Moore, ex'r.. and Others, .. Hoses
Smith and others.
cayeat 81 Jsm.s MosFes win.
,T.srpeanng III ne satisfaction Of The Court,
: that William Sykes snd Mary his Aifes
heirs 81 Law of ames Nonre, deceased. are moi
inhabitants Of lhis stste: n Bthcresorc order.
Cd thai publication be made inihe ffisbernush
fscc, risr. Lr sir weeks excessively, thai q Q
said heirs appear Al tss ncxi term ofthis,C "ur !,
10 Be held i.r The county Of Orange, q tho
eourt house IN Hillsboroush, on the foursh
Moada, 10 May nex', 10 defend, see Iroceed.
q. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Rrice a6s 81 80. os--
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cnNMIInFIIHEns

J. 1aynaE and 9ohn Lines. from Daris
eolaiy. Wrts eummillnd 10 he al 81
iilis ctr. - "Wednesday Isl. charged
vim belng .soncerned i lie mskiag and
raEeulaiioa u canrsrrIeii monsy. They
arc rxreried . b uied ii he ensuing
Term q The Eniled Slalrs Gear. Tor -Ghe
Distinct cf Nosfh Carolina. which will
q held - ms eiy q the fourth Men-
day y May, and nj On lbs I3lh day 81
thai month. = his beea The ease fnr .
gFesi many yesrs-ths time hsring been
allcrrd By Congress. II lis 1aie session.
Ralagk Rsgisfsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

III
- BY rirlae OF decree a
&I!'6 The Ccar o. Eqaiiy or 0fsnss
tUifiM raansy. made e March terra.
l<1 1919. l shall off far SALE. be.
lore ahe eosn hasss door IL Hdlsberoagh. On
the a2I day q Msy nsxis % credit y one.
fwe .aad shree years. lHlsfest aller one year.
ahsf,.ilaaSina properly. 70 ait
a Tot IN fhe 1own .of Hillsborough.
knaMa and nuanbcE1d - Lai No. "A. and pail
&c Lot Ne. 81. fra.sing on she soAsh aide 81
TIyon Street. eEFss4e 20 The kvessyssfiaa
chnreh.
Also, d Tract OF Lad, m ahoR 30 or
60 acres. sdialaing me Town Of liillsbefouah
On the narla, 90 sThich 70 q good Dwelling
lloase. aad other -oat kassea. Fhe dwelling
house u Just 6aisssd; has passage and four
rooms bels.w. and four rooms shave. a issi
tnaled abosS quarter u . nalef.omthe Ara.
deny, and 10 q xery desirable pisee foi q
miiy Bond and security w.ll be repaired.
JAMES WEBB. c. & ~
AplilI2. E9-4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The Old Baak q Pennsylvania. in he
ciiy of Philadelphia. which institution
sn%pended pasmeal some time since. hss
given public notice fasi IL would sesaDe
regular business operations On Monday
die l7ih inst.
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For Sale,

,fNR ~rssli,, = NEGRO u0MAS. shsn, 81
or . ysass % aec-a sook, .MasieF. aud
ironer. Apply 10 she 'ediior.
Aprii.I2. 69-
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The nine Congressional Districts o.
the State of North Carolina, as laid off
and established by The act Of The las, Ses-
sion Of the General Assembly, are COM
posed of the following counties:
lsr DISTRICT. |
Cherokee, Rutherford, v
Macon, Burke.
Haywood, Yancy,
Buncombe, cleveland,
Henderson,, Caldwell
Population, 1888; Wing majority,
3,7O2. ... 49,
2Np DISTRICT.
Mecklenhurg, Davie,
Lincoln, Rowan.
Iredell, Gabarrns.
Population. 1929; Wing majority,
493. .---
3D DISTRICT.
Ashe. .Stoises,
Wilkes, Rockingham,
Surry, 'Casweli.
Population, II, $40; Democratic ma
ljorisy, $50,
/ 4TH DISTRICT.
Richmond, Davidson,
Montgomery, Guilford,
Arson, Randolph.
Stanly,
Population, 74,ilz; Wing majority,
a,sO5.
9TH DISTRICT.
Wake, Moore,
Chatham, Johnston,
Cumberland, Wayne,
Population, 7I,l92; Democratic nsa-
jority, 74a.
+ 9Th DISTRICT.
Robson, Sampson,
Columbus, Duplin,
Bladen, Ienoir,
Brunswick, Onsiow,
New Hanover, Jones,
Population, 6s,63a; Democratic ma
.jority, 2,a97.
I 18th DISTRICT.
Orange, Franklin :.
Person, Warren,
Granville, Halifax,
Formulation, 1852; Democratic ma
,jori.y, $50.
i STH DISTRICT.
Nash, Washington,
Edgecombe, Tyrrell,
Pitt, Hyde,
Greene, craven,
Beaufort, Carteret.
|. Population, 76,4oo; Democratic ma
i. jority. 1911.
DTH DISTRICT.
Martin, Chowan,
I Berthe, Perquimons.
HEREFORD, Pasquolank.
Gates, Camden, .-
Northampton, Currituck.
, Population, 6e,ls2; Wing majority
474.
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Atlcntion!l

sslerslurs. tlsRh 8.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The nine Congressional Districts o
the State OF North Carolina, as laid of
and established by The acsof the'las, SEES
sion Of the General Assembly, are com
posed of the following counties:
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EILsWORTH's REPORT.

NJ THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE
THE ARTS, &C. in the United States; being an account
OF recent and important discoseries and improvements
the mode of building Housea, making Fences 'aS'he
GRAIN making Pork Opposing OF Hogs, mixing Lara vi
raising SILK, with engravings OF improved rionshs an'
other Agricultural Implements, &c BY Hon. H. L. ELS
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the reIaon ol some agricultural products the result
OF new discoveries science and In part also OF sonle
,iifcaon III The commercial relations between our o" anu
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Highly 1mportan. to Manufacturers, Mechanics, Ear"
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CURED.-SCARPA'S

FACOUS TIC OIL for the cure OF deafness, pains and
ds;arg- maucr fr.m The ears aso all those di'a
greeabo noses like the buzz OF insects falling OF waters
hlz uf steam. &c, which are symptoms OF approach
ing nes also generally nitenden, with The disc
Rra1 following most extraordinary cure: u any have
had doubts ia may dismiss them, and the most IN
credulous may consider deafness durable Numerous CO.
cures aud them remarkable by the use
Of Scarpas OIL" have been published but this CAPS the
climax Young or old You may yet recover y.ps q. arg
years bad been gradually getting deal for more ,han
orty yeas, a, it next 10 impossible TO make her
hear the loudes tone OF voice Last winter
she induced Try 5carpas Oil for Deafness j, is
only necessary add that she two bottles and nat
her hearing Is perfectly restored he cured This vaua-
bile oil is pre- by Dr. Bell and sold on agency by
Dr. D. ne Sl5 Broadway. Price 81 be'ie MA In
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BY THIS Moas1se's SOUTHERN MAIL.

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
philadelphia. March 2s-P II.
Cleared this a;;ernoon-Brigs K f Lopez, Sheed Per-
naebucn Lodi, Baxter, 30 ton
schrs Fame, Crows, Halifax ms; Richard Thompson
Buck, Wilmington, NC.
Arrived this noinisg-Brg Elliott, Baker, DIS FIN Bos
ton.
Brig Gazette Clover, 2s ds fn, NO with loss OF orespen
GER fore-lopsaIl stay-sai &C. Experienced very bad
weather.
Brig VIM Watson, Owens, ds I'm Savannah.
Big Adna, Sherman I6 ds I'm no.
Scar Emerald, Snow, DIS I'm Charleston.
Schr Lion, Lear, 8 ds I'm NY.
Schr Waller Mills dy i'm Lewis.
Arrived til, aiternoon-Brig Emily Bemado~, Is Dis ir
ST tago de Cuba.
Brig Homer, Waits rs DIS I'm NO.
Schr Panel Terry 7 DIS I'm Charleston.
Schr Ida. Woolord, ds i'm Richmond
Schr Sachem, Xi.by, DIS I'm NBedtord.
Schr Superb Darcy, DIS I'm Charleston.
Schr Mary and Elizabeth, Clark, DIS I'm NY.
Weather clear and coid-Wina SWW.
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NJ au,one the s'i,ousnnd :

u Among the Thousand and one Medicines if.is 5
adyri,r Us all pulmonary Complaints
Jsya.s ESpecto!ai saads aiar is path 10 puoic con-
;trce has been paved with puff, bu; ana Tue
nnrers for ms efcacy ncu,le an array oil which
Tor characler rspeciabiy casaoE DC Surpassed IN is
ccup,v DR. JiYSE being uiussit physician does not
n r-rnrrn p;ysc1i pos ibities-ss for instance,
L, cure man whose lungs Ike honey-coub, com
p!ee!7 ri,e, were, by disease, but be docs asei
al Va, ellie y he is borne Ivy well authenticated i4c;s
b 10 ali diseases OF toe lungs and cbesi WHICH are srsce
i of cure without miraculous interference, bis ExPeco
rnnt - III restore the patient health There is 10 med-
cine bsi.rr tie pupc which effective in removing
co,rhS colds b.cnchs asthma, hoa:seness, p!eIsy,
ceup iutlef and all elSo.defs OF the machinery
al re-fl,ra,rsi as j ru.s G<prc orsnt
PsenareJ only by Dr. u. JAYNE. % South Third street.
Pniadeiph!s sns 3Q5 Broad Nay, New York o.,
Price 81 per boIlls. h!a iSS Jus
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~ sse-,ss,. ssui.f and Csu,fcrt-The @

Y sae..sh, esuicf and Cez.fort.-The ora
han, House IS Barclay NewYork, pcoers advantages
70 Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN hscy' scen
as e rarely offered 1t ehg;ay located on Clean ana
airy street very near the business par, Of the city, and in
the immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments sre convenient and reas while is table IS
suped with tie best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food and Stm1ans
oil all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made 10
render Boarders comfortable Shower Baths Tree Re-
,sscisr IS Barclay;
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Passengers Arrived
CLEARED.
Snip Cha1lemagne, Packard, Apaachicola, Rowland

Sup ChaTemagne, Packard, Apaachicoia, 4 howiano
Z. Co.
Bark Wilton Curtis. Charleston, r Buck.
Briggs JOSEPH Gu.z Quay jena Labaw Co; Lam
caster, Loveiand, Savannah Ogden Leonard, Collins,
Mobile do Mohican Lee Pr Peire Gauda!oupe and mar
ket, Lewis; Eliza, lockwood, 81 CroiI, ID Forest
L Co.
Schrs sas Crane, Johnson. washins,onNC, Mitchell
Jas 5ea:on. Granmer, Wilmington. Nc Cooley
Coz Maria Klo;z Warner. Charleston do; Two BROTH
ers, May, Philadelphia, Gudacupe do
Ship Nathaniel Tallmsdge, Coffin, 80 DIS I'm Pacific
Ocean whale ard sperm oil and whaebone 10 sher-
ST Po0ghket psie.
Bark Eliza Ta!so "a ds I'm NO, cotton, forr, &c to
der
Brig Vim Taylor Hoey II DIS ni Alphabetically cotton to
Sturges 5, Chairman.
Brig Moses LoYeland. ds IN, Charleston, cotton to
schr Henry Chase, s,eelman DIS I'm Savannah, cotton to
Ogden.
schr Mary Elizabeth DIS I'm NC, nav. stores TO master.
Schr " olcot, Ryder, tm Boston, with mdze
Schr Lion, Newbern NC, naval stores TO Depeys-
!, WhIternarsh.
Schr Napoleon Sweetser ds tn Swansboco NC, naval
stores TO Ruggies
Schr Louisa, Hover, 5 ds m Brandywine, meal to
Allen Paxson.
Schr Independence, Stewart, I'm Fall River.
Schr Monitor, Bressey, fns Warehan, with nails.
Schr Clin,oa Harding, m Boston, with coffee.
Sloop Agent, Rogers, I'm NLoncon, with OIL
Soop Helen, Smith, NLonror, with oil.
BELOW-l brig Wind NV.
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mr. gsecy,cutcs, Xassisu,e Eecfures, Gcr.-
Alex Paterson Esd will aeilrer the e9nci9H,ns Lscsle
tear ~ hall past seven Subject" The Philosophy OF
History" Next Wednesday, hr Gasiano,, mai maiIe s c
Greece alfred the tall costume OF his naaoa WIN LIZ
On the Architecture Greece. The Board OF n-
rarors meet next Tuesday The lnsutI'a meets On ~
nr, when further action will be had relative
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rvbe second Public Debate before Il,

u The second Public Debate before tie
Franklin Literary Society, BROOKLYN having psen
ponc on account OF the storm, VIII take piacc on rlDA1
EVENING, the path OF March, at the LSceusi
OucsTIoS Should the Protective TIr!h be ABOLISHED!
Arfrniative--PAkXs GOODWIN, ESQ.
Nega,iye-asRAcE GaEELEy, Esq.
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WM. H. Story, Chairman or Committee
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SALES OFREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By W1a D2,7n0pf
BRIGHTON MARKEI-MosDAY, March 20.
cour. Calendar This Dnv.

C,rcu1r CouRr.-Nes. IS, 48, SO, SIS, Sd, IS
to 70, inclusive, 269, "a, Is, &c, 81.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 10, II, 81, 80, 80, 80
So "a, SO, 81.
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POST OFFICE,

NJ Eastern NEnii.-From and afi<r this day (un!ii
fpIher aojc the Eastern hail By tae Sonngt ana Nor
e,.). n so Tliaa les past o'clock, 7. VI.
10. 81 JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ
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MARRIED

Winpfen Passed Midshipman Francis Alexander, u >.
NJ 70 Miss Eliza j., daughter of Commander j. Young
u. & Navy
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suth at 5s4c below which there be had, and
I'm. Is held as high as7o.
SpIcgs-A sale of lie bags Jamaica P,nen,o hss been
.de at 4e short price, for export AZ Salem consider
,aesof Cayenne Cloves sold cr this market, Supposed
s,de below 2cc per lib.
npIEp APfEEs-Wcn notice sale OF 100 bbls a; Ste.
Ta,IOw-Saies 1000 lbs Southern rendered at 63c.
aoI,ASSES-A parcel OF $50 bbls very prime Orleans
moderate sales TO The trade,
a barrel meals al our quotations. but large operations
last week, Of 400 bbls Duchess Co. Clear Pork at
II 50 lot Of Mess broaght, to-day, 30. We quote
Now Ness Ohio Is S7i; Prime 6 s7t y; old Mess
IS; old Prime 7s iess Beefs so; Prime do IA so,
tr Counry and City. Buyers Of Lard for export still
m sellers We notice sales about 1000 kegs and
o sb!s for shipment East Sc Smoked Hams quote
sa7 Picked do ~ 5, wifi sales 10 hbds The lower
ss Picked Shoulders aSi Sales IS bcs Sides at
~. Butter is locking rather frmer, 81 Ia Cheese AZ
.s:s sale OF about very prime Herkner was
5e fer export at &c. For prime lot in boxes &c
refused -
SALES oFREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By Vim. DumoRt.
o,ses and lots NcS. SO and 81 Vesey Lots 25
b.. loo {; EACH sold for 5000 each slO nGO
,o2sa and lot No. Stale s., corner OF wae hail. l27GO
Nh y whitehall street. AGO
Ma A 40 do.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,2G0
BRIGHTON MARkEI-HioNDAY, March 20.
a,rnakct $50 Beet Cattle, $40 sheep, and 40 Swine
ps,ces-BkEF CATTLE-!tn advance efec: ed and
20 ounta 10 correspond; Extra S. IS. First quality
81 secoEd quality 81 So third quality So IS o.
sHErrwe noticed iols sold at 81 S. So 81 so, rs,
rs srd IS.
SwpssEThose market sold, price not public. AT
rrtai, from ~ TO &C.
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rNotice.-PREACHING- The South Baptist Chnrcl
inrp holding series meeting. their hofse IL Nissan
Greg; betwecn Fnon and joan streets, every evening
The week r1csp, Saturday, which yea are pssucn.y -
v!;sd 10 attend Hass AZ
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y =. "a'N--' SAMUEL BROWN. }r.r,o-,
.,,e.,,usn SANIrgL BONNER, EAecp'o's'

OHANCERY SALE of Valuable Prop
Sferty No. q La Fsyeitr Piacr-HALLiDAY JEN.
SATURDAY 25h MARCH, o'clock, under the direction o.
David Codwis-, Master in chs5eery the valuable thrsa
ted on the easiery side containing in font La Fsyeue
Place o feet inches; in tire rear "a fees nche anc us
en,b on zach side AS feet Aso the IN common with
The adjcaing buildings OF certain grounds reserved Tor
court yard And aIso th like CT alley 10 feet vice
eading from aid csurt yard the Rowery For irrhe:
particulars Masters advertisement The aoavs describes
properly I, very egioy situated for gcnee private
rsrcr and III, he rerenotnrily sold. mhzi 2ls
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MORE ENcHANTMENT.-Jh he exquisite Mary DARING
who takes her benefit al The American Museum tomorrow
introduces here the pretty fashion rrsctced 81 sncc su
hy Fancy Eiser in Havana To-day ana to,foI.o" sile
sells tickets ior her benefit a, the Office OF the use
The re s III NAV be easily anticipated.