The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-05

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q fi<nds Of eduestioa % he subjects presented;
and BY nesns u d<i<rsies 70 The Stale Society.
q ~ snnsal rs<rsinss dsrins Csssencsm~si.
facts might b csli~etsd and plans mslurrd Coz
concerted seliou. with gooj hspe that some sE
tsetise scheme Of improvement might be thus fa,.
y carried oui. The suhject 10 worthy 81 eoasil-
ersiioz. and We have f<ls il our duly 10 cali %.
ien,ion % d, though In hastily written srieIs.
II the proposi Conventions shsald have ne osh-
or oaj~ei in si<r ihan 10 suggest improvements
in the ssien Of Common Schools in our STATE,
We should think This alone Of sufficient impos.
ianee 10 command tbs iim< and attention Of the
friends Of education.
nataery q Nerth Carel1na.-ws
are gratifcd 10 learn. ffom the Fayetteville Oh
server, that the Rev. Dr.. Flsneis l.. Hawks. Of
New York. has for some time been engaged in
writing History Of North Carolina. to which he
has been prompted by an ardent affection for bis
native State, and consideration Of hei great
need in this respect. Dr.. Hawks has had some
experience ss historian, and has attained die.
tinguished reputation Is an elegant writer; in eve.
~ respect be may 10 considered amply qualified
for the important task which he has undertaken.
! The Observer suggests that there arc probably
in eristenos manuscip journals Of COMMITTEES
Of Safety, ofpublic officers and private indiviIuaIs
letters, &c. from which fact might be CLEANED
here and there. having an interesting hearing on
the character Of the state, Or Of her eilrns OF Off
GERS, and thinks that good service might be rcn.
dered by those who possess ,h~sn BY forwarding
them to shs reverend Doctor; and siIsn 70 bs
the medium Of communication, shsud none more
convenient be afforded.
The Trial or Mrs. SinlpSon.-Ths
publishers Of this wsrk, Messrs. Z. J. Hale a
Son, announce tina. during the two 6rst dsys a
ter its appearances they had disposed Of seven hun
dred and hfiy copies. and Al the end Of the weel
they had but sir copies ON hand; In the, mea
time several orders Tor copies by Wholesale ha
been received which they were unable to suppl,
So great WAS the demand that SECOND ediiio
was printed. which would be ready for sale in
Few days. and third edition Was in press.
John Williamson, who committed the outns
in the Wake County Court which we mentions
in our last, was brough, before the Court Q
Saturday, and ordered to be imprisoned IN,
the next term Of the Superior Court. for Ii
contempt, and TO pay 6ne Of City dollars. n
was also required to give bond in five thoussn
dollars, 10 appear for trial for the assault and bs
terry at the next Superior Court.
Messrs. Stanly and Ingc.-An ur
pleasant alteration occurred in the House Of Rel
resenta,ives few days since. between Mr.. Star
". Of this Stale, and Mr.. Inge, Of Alabama, whic
grew out Of some remark of Mr.. Ingc in the ID
bate on the River and IIarbor bill. chsllens
was the consequence, and the parties crossed th'
Maryland line to fight duel. After an cxchang'
Of shots, without injury, the difficulty was adjust
ed by the inierposition Of the seconds. The fren,
Of Mr.. Stanly advanced and stated, that the re
marks Of Mr.. Stanly in reference to Mr.. lingo
were made in reply to what he considered gios
personality on the part Of Mr.. Inge; and as sh
friend Of Mr.. Inge stated those remarks 10 hav
been political. and as such should not have pei
sonal bearing. Mr.. Stanly Withdrew his remark,
This explanation having been submitted to TIL
principals, and by them accepted, the difficult,
between them was announced a. honorably an,
amicably settled. Mr.. Ashe. Of this State, ae,e,
as the friend Of Mr.. Stanly, and Gov. Brown, o
Tenn, a. the friend Of Mr.. Ingc.
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New Jerscy.-Com. X. F. Stockton ha
been elected by the Legislature Of New Jersey
United States Senator for SIX years from the Ill
instant.
Resolutions have been adopted by the Legisla
ture Of New Jersey in favor Of the Compromis,
acts Of Congress and in denunciaiion Of the North
ern fanatics.
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Small Bills.-We confess that we can
not exar,ly see the wisdom Of prohibiting
the Bank OF Fayetteville from issuing bill
under three dollars. as was done by III
last Legislature. The Faye,,rvilIe 81 an,
and % bills were driving The bills Of iha
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