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Ship Hibcma wilson Liverpool coodhas& CO.. Rhone Skid
ton George sultan Empesf shapier, sayansaL Jshason
A%sa "sH %, Hre g.. Ca o.I.. pSm
ham H.T; May s.Iy, Howard @lsesiS9. Ma%aa& i,al
ger BALTIMORE Warren, Cooley Aiesandra, jacob had
ARRIVED.
ship Lorcna, urqhar, Mobile Jan. with mze TOE d. HurI
sweds, bark sophia Beekman, sIaeIes II days, with ndze
TO Fitch Co Eypenene.d ssys weathsr
schr Renown, crowc Boston days, with mdze T. Her
ss I,Y s, nsi ss.;.s as with Ta,s to w.
Lewis y,. me-, ,,.,. s,... mn u
Three sclooners from York River with oysters
MEMORANDA.
We have had dense fog lowering atty since 3osock
yeste Hornng and owing H. the steam boat Benz Franklin,
Cap col.man has detained until morning she will leave
for at 10 O'Clock, weather permitting The ship
lucky, Bunker for New Orleans lowed down the
Tuesday the large quantities Of ice the
bay she had o rctsrL
The Danish Caroline from Janeiro which ws oil the
Hook Monday, blown of in the gale.
The Jacket ships bemia, Wilson for Liverpool and Rlone
Skddy ar5 will sa tins Gay The letter bags will close at
hsfpast 10 O'Clock.
Feb a. lat q lon "a something supposed vessel
botfonu p, 10y thu samson
Brig Auackpa Cszzens from York for Portland wenta
shore Eons Neck In Long leland Sound Sunday night
last, ranmas y, deck ripped UP, &c-crew saved
SPOKEN.
Jan lat ~ long IS 20 ship Tally o standing Bby tho
Lat Ion 81 barb Condor Mckee from New York for ST.
Jan s lat 81 90 Ion chip North America Hoxic from New
York FOR Liverpool, out - days
LEFT, &c.
Cto,x brig Eliza, Tor New York. sbio
sailed Jan. nth
Wasi India and The packet chip ~ Mead for Kinr.lon
Jam Marrclna, Eskeldscr for Garthagena touched
here yesterday lard and sailed day
~ rmuda, jan al SciH Lucy Margaret,
from New York for Wilmington, IN here
when dayseu, with los ofs &c 20 be surveyed
day. expected 70 be condemned
Bremen Dee 25-slp Canton, PAR ngton New York soon
Hamburg Dec 2t-Bak Hebron, Barvcll York, wind
bound
NAVAL
The ~ brig Popose L. Com, Ramsey, from DareD, anchor
cd off the Norfolk Naval Hospital Feb y
PER EXPRESS MAIL.
Baltimore, Feb nA schr T,obt Gordos, Chrcsbrourh New
Yoik > days Cd, schr Marin, woelon, New fsh
PER YESTERDAYS NAIL. IT 49,.
Norfolk Feb p hschr xpc., o. I"es View fcvAs days.
10th schr , W. ksmrter, Bedell NI.n
Elizabeth City, Feb s-Ar scu whi's" Sally sassesNew
York, "a dave.
New Haven rcb II a. BRIG Abagail Hcpkns Nr- York;
sloop do 18th scoys Lsdy Fcnw~h Fnshs New
York. President smith. do; Ann EIya, DtySs 20.
Marks, Jan 2s-Eng Luna, Tor NO. 6syAi Marshal
Nay do do Ship DC nee Wish" sui " "' ~0S '" Liver
pool -
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How 60 make Provisions, Rents and Fuel
Cheap.

Cheap.
|. Meafs-Let two or more Butchers, in every
Market, associate, and one or more of them go out
into the country and engage their Meats directly of
the farmer, instead Of depending on the foresfaing
Nffolss,an IL is needless to say that the Butchers
STALL which can afford TO sell nj less than the Others
will command the custom, and "the nimble s!xpence
is better than the slow shilling" am told that one
man. believe Of the name OF Drew, at the Balls
Head by buying up, through his agents all the beeves
coming to this market, fixes his own price upon the
article and thus lays this whole city, with Its enor
nous consumption under contribution, AT his sole will
and pleasurc.!
q Domestic Groceries.-Let every two three
Grocers associate and one more of their number
go into the country and contract directly with the
farmer for his butter, &c With the miller for his
-four, &c.
3. Renis.--Lct every man. who can between this
time and the LIST day Of May next place his family IN
the country. There arc plenty Of cheap pleasant
and healthy places in the Wei ty of News ork, ana
ofcasy access by steamboat or stage. The distance
of ten miles onl hour by steamboat oil twenty
miles, two hours; and thirty miles, three hours now
delightful in the summer season TO Jsmp ih'o ooa
take the invigorahng breeze Of the morning Tor an
hour or two enter the city, transact your business and
return heme-leaving behind you the ioresialing ana
monopoly-doorned city. In the course OF the sum
mer empty houses crying for tenants, Will invite you
A. for the laborers and mechanics, constituting
onehalf or two thirds of the city let them emigrse
M once in body, and settle themselves upon the
choicest praries and woodlands of Uncle Sans wide
domains where, under the new Land Bill, their sim
ple occupancy will give them ttle-where they will
find, in the bounties of nature ample reward for
their industry, reaping nch harvests of health and
wealth, and happiness for themselves and their chill
dren. rejoice 10 learn that for this purpose, an As
ISOLATION has already been formed or is about being
formed in this city. All disposed TO embark in such
enterprise jain this association or form others
for themselves. You will thus leave the nonoposts
to themselves, who may hew their own wood, and
Ivxxx thar assp xaoto Th.uh ouo Caft N
poverty long enough.
a. Fuei.-Let each five or six families associate,
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Az Eprroa's SoIREs.-I am preparing TO give a
so,arr Of my own, some evening soon, and to invite
beauty. genius grace, poetry, philosophy, and ele-
rance in abundance mean to set pattern to edi-
tors cant make calls or spend time in visiting.
and Mr. Van Buren, are in the sane predicament We
give soirfe but etiquette forbids attending any
mean to set up uew fashion. Hundreds OF pretty
women want to see how ugly look. ] shall give the
dear souls a chance Invitations shall be sent IN all
directions | mean to beat all the soirfes gwen this
winter.
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DuEL-A duel took place, we learnfrom the WISH
ington Telegraph, on Monday morning last between
VIM. Schley ESQ a member of the Senate OF Mary
land and VIM Cost Johnson, Esq. late member OF
Congress- for the same state. Mr.. Jenlfer Of Mary
land. and Mr. Pickens Of South Carolina beth mem
hers ofC Congress acted as the friends of Mr.. 81 and
Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia, and Gen. Campbell, OF South
Carolina, as the friends Of Mr.. j. The parties were
placed back to back and exchanged single fire.
Both shots took effect Mr. Schley being slightly
wounded in the thigh and Mr.. Johnson in the Knee.
The ball was extracted on the ground by DR.. Hall.
The parties reconciled
ONEIDA BANK RorBERy.-Oficer Bowyer, ASSISTED
bv ono of the police of Philadelphia arrested in that
city on Monday, three men suspected Of being the
perse,ra,ors of the Oneida Bank robbery. Two Of
them arc named Moore, and the other Stewart. The
three are well known as daring and skilful thieves
They have been sent on TO Oneida county, to await
their trial None Of the stolen property was recover
cd from them although it is believed that now II will
be restored. 1t suspected to have been buried
TRAVEL TO Albany is now very fine. Good wheel
ing to Pourhkeepsc and good slcighing on the river
thence to Albany.
Mrepra AND RoppERv.-A Mr.. w. w. Charles, a
hell keeper at the New Exchange, Mobile was way
laid on the Sd inst as he passing near the theatre
Of that city, knocked down by means ofweights Sc
cured in a silk handkerchief most shockngly bruised
in the head and then riflcd Of all the money about
him, supposed to be not far from $4,000 He was dis
covered and taken home, but died in the 9th met.
CoRpoa,r,cy poISas.-The Board Of Assistant Al
dermen met last night. What were they doing think
yel Taking into consideration the best means OF al
eviatng the distress and Of aaying thepresent spirit
Of discomfort pervadng our city How green you sIe'
Nothing Of the kind took place we assure you. on
the contrary, they continued in session untIi one
o'clock this morning, debating on how many thousand
dollars il was necessary to expend in the purchase OF
ground for new Cemetary. After hve DIVISIONS INC
vote on the purchase was adopted The sum - ye, 70
be determined. Who pays the piper. The mechanics
and working men.
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DARISe IssoLEscE or THE WALL STREET Press.
The Commercial Advertiser says that the small
papers that have taken ground IN favor Of moderate
rents and moderate prices ought to be indicted with
the rioters. Try that game, Mr.. Insolence Before
April is "come and gone" the small papers will show
what they can do. The Wall street corrupt press
has too long ruled the political dcstines OF tins CITY,
Their day IS gone.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

TT "Puck" the Washington correspondent OF The
Evening Star, is the greatest humbug We know Of
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TnE MILITARY CouaT.-The labors Of this tribunal
are about to be brought to close. General Games
will prssen, his defence the court, in writing this
day.
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II. We shall have word to say of Col Webb's
campaign at Frederick, by and by. 1.-THE Coonelhad
imagined tina, Gen. Games would have challenged
him no never would have said what he did.
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OPPRESSION ~ RESrs-We have some very re-
markable cases on this subject TO give-partlculary
the case of tidy young woman Of great respectable
ty who keeps a boarding house, near Greenwich
street and has been unhandsomely treated by her
landlord who lives in Pearl street
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cFrAu bsS Il rs, Masonic Hail. sdssda escnss jan
III on mo'!rn " pscica nsrf Of esteem Tor tho ya,o
~, N, GniIh a. eeuusns1 sDd hs eminent qiainca
d's.e.-o III DancjNx hat tender him n pnen
iay Ran ob Nbss sassos on Monday evening Eco
unfy W TIA, I'M, price ~ tickets bc fixed Al three dollar IN
c,r supper 10 admit gentleman and tive ADDE'S Extra Va
-, 49,. X letson dol. sr each
ds Tbsi the pro- cedns of This meeting be signed by the
,-ia,,"'a and Secretary, and published
Ona""a INV r. RAYMOND WHITE, Chairman
FRANCIS BROWN, sec'y.
Committee Of Arrangement,
3 II white, A. $ Fisher
. X Robinson, y Robins
J. Known.
fseosf 4 ROBNs, Sc Forsyth ~
ar Mn BRrsrow.--Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement jill
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~ The Bachelors Rail went off in great style.
ar Notification is going ahead IN the Soash-iha'
ia the party by that name.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

II Professor Stllman's lecture in reply to kabo
Ben Noah is postponed in consequence OF the STATE
of the weather.
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Mn. Eprron-whai do you think Of Philip Hone,
Esq, for next Mayor lsauisEa.
RruAnK.-we have our own thoughts on this mat
ter-Ed. Herald
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RENT SuBscRIPTIc.'.-We made mistake the oih-
or day in the amount of the subscription contributed
by the pretty girls Of Greenwich Village. IL was SIX
pence piece, in all 81 o., Heaven bless the pretty
angels
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AZ Let every husband and mother; every woman
and lover catch the spirit Of his heart fGlt
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u "Burnet versus Dsvine' tomorrow.
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NEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL, 1851.
LATEST DATES.
From London Jan. q From LvcUao- Z
From Hayrc Dec. 20 From New Orleans FEB 4
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Lfufryooi-Ship Orheus Bursey, Jan 10
Andrew, Thompson, Jan. 8.
H9rre-Shlp Erie ,runrk Dec. a.
Frapc . LIST Cas0f Jan.I.
Nopnandie, Pol, Jan s.
President Chadwick, Jan 10.
Ontario Huttcson, Jan 90
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Shin Hibcnia Wilson, Liverpool Coodhus Co Rhone Skid
dy, Hayw, Bolton Fox Lvneson LAFAYETTE Bnr Charles.
Sultan; Emper Shapsr, Sayansal johnson n
LoudonBrss, Amelia Stro, Brown barren, Ca X "a Dcn
Dauen Buckley Sayannshi Brilliant. Gill, New Orleans Tink
ham Hart Mary Sil-y Howard Al alschicoa Mauraa Bu
asSchoones ID ec Briggs PladeIph Henry Potter, Brf
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MEXICO.


Tp,1anr by oar Express sip ron
!, is Of ne New Orleans Com
:. salIrnn 81 Fndsy lass. ae have
~ & 2ing 0firisl decree Il the Mexi-
roserameal. which i signed b. Prrsi-
DEM Baslamenle and The Other proper
oilers:
The President Of The Mexican Repob-
he ~ js Inhabitants. Know ye. shsl
,ar 1irnsFal Congress has deeFeed - lol-
i0As:
Ar. I. The Government is hereby
suihonIed 10 compromise The claims,
y rich The Government Of the United
Slales has Instituted, or may hereslirT
ilssiiuir. and those in which ihey cannot
zee, may be submitted 70 The dseisinn
9. . lrirudly power, the United States Of
A -rnea agreeing lhsrelo.
Ar. % The Government Is further
hrsel, authorised, thai in case the Unit
.! states Of America should refuse 10
=, .se ih- Satisfaction. which On our part
w. nasr . right 10 demand. according r.
L ueaty. or ~ case the open aggressions
ss,sij continue, which hare been com
nasaesd. 10 close our ports 10 the CON-
are 0l sald nation, 20 ,prohlba The
= iaeuOn and the use Or is manufac-
,I.s, to point oul period 10 consume
- eSP"ri those already in the country.
and 10 Adopt all the necessary means 10
etyr, sald measures and the safety Of lbe |
4 .'.nllc. --.~
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u now confidently expected that Mr..
Graham will be with US in few DAYS:
and viii be able TO attend some of The
public gatherings next week. II is high.
~ important that he should attend, for ne
has a wary antagonist % encounter; and
his profound logic and persuasive elo-
quenee may Be necessary 70 overthrow
the well sown sentiments Of his opponent.
The probability Of his being with US in
so short lime, has doubtless been the
cause Of the delay in forwarding his cir
eular. We hope however to be able 20
present II to our readers in our next.
Though absent, his sterling worth is ef.
feeling much. Accounts from Person are
OF cheering nature; and some friends
speak confidently of an unanimous vote
tor Graham in their neighbOrhoods, in
this county. The people of Wake are
moving as may be seen BY the proceed
lngs Of meetings which follow. The
prospect is truely bright; and vigilance
and activity will secure victory.
FL SerradOr.
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Friday, July 81.

81 cAUTION.-Om readers are
cautioned against retaining No,es Of The
old State Bank ofNOnh Caroline, in their
hands. after the iirsl Monday in Novem.
Der next They are nOW as good ss any
Notes, Al The counter Of The Bank Of The
State; but after The day aforementioned,
hey viii be good for noihng. We hope
our country friends will avail themselves
"l this notice. and send these bills 10 IA.
leigh Tor redemption, as quick - possible;
We hope also. sha. they will make this
mal'fr known throughout every neigh
oofhood' MandGrd.
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From the Raleigh Register.
WIG NOMINATION.

a public meeting took place on Sslur.
oay TIT 9Th ol July, pursuant TO notice.
al the sIure Of Col. Allen Rogers g. Co.
IA Wake county. for the purpose OF Sc
lecu"g some suitable individual TO be run
Tor I ngress BY the Wings oil This Dis
.rlcl. Benjamin Rogers was appointed
President, Cot. Allen Rogers. Vice Pre-
s'den', aud Col. Dempsey d. Massey and
john n. Moore. Secretaries. Tie OBJ
Jee's u Tile meeting having been explain.
cd, Col. Rogers, Col. Massey. and John
n Moore, esq. were nominated and ap-
puiuled committee To draft resolutions
expressive OF The sense Of the meeting:
who, having retired 10 a short time, re-
ported The following, viz:
hesofred, that il is our solemn belief.
THAI the present. dersnged state OF The cur
rrncy, aud the existing pressure, have
been brought upon The country by the
mlsehleVous " Experiments" OF the late
administration: AID, whereas, Martin
Van Buren,. the present Executive, has
pledged himself To follow IN The footsteps
oi nIs predecessor: And, whereas, our
la'r Representative IN Congress, DIR. Viii.
liam Montgomery, has eylnced by his
acts determination To sustain said admit
nistraIIon right or wrong, that We disap-
prove OF his course and will withhold
Prom hhm our support
hesotced, that Il is our further belief,
hal unless the patronage and power of
he Executive be curlsiled, that The Co.
pertinent will b. subVerled. And thar 10
SANCTION the prnJecl, which is now advo-
faled, OF creating Treasury Bank,
would be 10 give To The Executive the con-
troll Of the Purse Of the Nation as wei, as
The Sword, and would inevitably change
lhe character VI our Government from a
Republic 1os Monarchy,
heSOfred, that we dlsapprove of The
cond ct Of the Hon, William Montgome-
ry:tn voting for the reception OF ADOLF
Ilon peilons, IN which moi only his con-
siliuenIs we're slandered, but their most
vital interests were assaIled.
ResoiUsd, that We dIsapprove of his
sorIuous and trimming course, with re-
gard To The distribution Of the proceeds Of
the Public Lands. a.
Resolced therefore, in order that the
people OF the District may be no longer
that we nominate aud re-
TO them some suitable person, i
10 be voted Tor at the election IN August.
hesofped. that reposlng unlimited con-
hdence IN the ability. integrity and reppb-
IicanisIn Of the Hon. WILLIAM A. Ora
HAN, oil Orange, believing him 10 be one
Di the first men ia North Carolina aud |
that ne will realize The most sanguine ex.
pectailons OF his friends, that we do no. |
inmate and recommend him to the people
d The Dislric, as fl person to be voted |
or to represent them in the next Con-
,ress.
Resolred, tina. in order 10 secure his
Election, looking ON The result as a mater
u vital Importance not only 10 the dis
ricl, but 10 the whole country, that the
GLOWING persoas be appointed a commit |
&c OF Vigilance and correspondence, with
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FOREIGN.

FRAACE.-'rhe marriage the Duke
81 Urirsns w,ih lhe Princess Helena. vas
b. ,tAe place al FvnIalnebIssu IN The 9Th
0, Ja, =, sad great preparations were max
L.. ~ Lac esenI. SCafoldEngs, theatres.
H.. acre erecting 10 the Champs Ely
sGd other public grounds. Al The
! .' a, Greye eight hundred workmen
gagged IA demolIsbing buildings
Il we're u be cleared away before
=! olihs grand bsnqaet. Flreworks
,psrrsllellrd msgulhcence were in
"nlM at the Quar- dorsey.
,nai had arrived al Havre, on the
M, 10 embark on board an A.
s,el baund Ia New Urleans.
! failure 10 = large amount III an ex-
: American house a, Paris has IT,
g,fl j. said To the amount VI 900,
ilN.--'fhe Caries on the 2lsl of
.'Ie ot % against o. declared
ssaIngs Perma1eni until Ihe election
lev chamber. This is esteemed a.
49,. ''"'e from The original object ~ h,ch
" " '',av CONSTITUTION. and not 10
att - Legislature, ~ they have done.
The 'e~s IRON Valencia. on the lsth
81 Ny, Iepnsents The city 10 be in
81. q eGWeme CONSERVATION, in conse-
g =. q" tee approach Of Csrlist chief
h. -. lar.
/. 'ms Dispatch. Bordeaux. 2srh
! SEQ III" 24Ih the Iafsnte lDon
ss as Iaaj entered Haescs. Irribarren a.
~ shs sa'ne day. aud after har.
in "",~i hlm the l1ss Of 400 men, re-
Ia 4lmpdcVas, sheIe he vas still
81 l5h, Don Sebastian remaining on
IL ,."s dIV at Hursca. Brig adler Gene
raj :. IL. commanding tie Christine ca
VARY was Killed. General Irribarren was |
w"Iaied and has been replaced by Buer
els, 4 10 ou the 2lsl arrived aISanagos-
e. 50 3.OOO Infantry and 200 horses. |
N't'r I is said Of the future direction Of |
tl't lie, expedition.
\ Otjing - The iclegraphic dispatch
ir'R Burdeaux Of the 20lh May, Don
S,bas'ra WIS al Huesca on The 26ih. en-
g'9ed IN tor'yfying that place. The
o'he' news from the armies is either un.
or contradictory, this seems
h. hos thai boa Sebastian does mol fad
~ ''ng forward quite as easy as his par.
I''Rs have anlic psIed
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-, y W Y
j. W. HARRIS, Sec'y.

Mr. Graham has been nominated a,
several other places IN this county, and
we shall continue to publish The proceed
lngs, as they come TO hand. We, our
selves. attended a public gathering. the
DINER day, where there were perhaps. one
hundred and fifty voters present., the whole
oil whome, with two or three exceptions
only. were decidedly favorable to Ora.
nam election. Register.
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The following language of Mr.. Key,
The Counsel for the POSTMASTER General,
may perhaps, slarlle the RepubIicanism
of many goob citizen. Pretensions so
exhorbitanI might grace the the theatre of
Eastern despotlsm, but are certainly out
of place at Washington.
"Suppose The laws require a specific
act OF the President himself. involving
private rights, which he refuses to per-
form. The courts have as much law for
issuing a mandamus against him as a.
gainst any Of his subordins,es in like
case. II is case, as much as that of
which the Court has already assumed
jurisdiction. The President disobeys
their mandamus, aud they semi an attach
menl. By whom! By.a Marshal. holding
his office at the wilt of the President. who
can strike their process dead in his ll..;aiss,
by dismisslng him IN the ssas;;. This fac,
proves The absurdlly ii the power assum-
ed. And tina. which the President can
legally 20 TO protect himself. he can do
20 protect any Of he's agents, belng al
ways responsible to hls coutry for the
proper exercise OF his power"
The bold assumption was promptly
met by Mt. Coke, the opposite Counsel
who read To the sstonlshmeni aud con-
fusion OF Mr.. Key, an act of Congress,
authorizing The Marshal or his beputy
10 execute all process thai may be In lns
hauds al The time Oi his removal from
office. The statute was exnlicli.
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power % confer with similar comnii,ess
~ Orange. Person ard Wake. and y AZ
~ proper measures Tor erUwning oar II.
lofss siiii success, VIZ Col. Allen Rogers.
nei. Dempsey D. Massey. Dr. Thomas
hleks, Benlsmln Rogers, Nathaniel War-
rrn, John shaw, George L. Aston. Mari
=. Tate. William Laws. John n. Moore.
Howell r. Hicks. Psylnn High. Howell
L. hennon. Miehasi Thompson. And.r-
son Page, John X. Moore, William Ken
non, ZadOck Daniel. William Nichols
Alfred Beavers and Capt. John Cooper.
ResOfred, thai We are determined "a
adhere strictly 10 The Constitution 81 lie
United States. and that We will unl.s.
now and always, 10 endesvors 20 pnI on,
Of Office those who ailemP. 10 violate is
sacred provisions.
The resolutions having been read: they
were adopted without dissenung VOICE
anu ilie meeting adjourned. The besl
feelings prevailed. and each man retired,
resolved m do his dusy.''
BENJAMIN ROGERS. Pres',.
ALLEN ROGERS. Vice-Pres',
DEnPsEH D. Massey. s.,,.,,,;.
joins X. MoORE, Secretaries
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.Atdbdma.--The Legislature OF this
state has adjourned after laborlous Ses.
SION OF three weeks. II seems that a
Relief law has been passed, which pro-
misses eilectual assistance to deblors.
II provides one, two and three years for
the payment Of the debts Of all The Banks
and authorizes loan OF five millions of
dollars. Tor the same time, and upon an
enduring basis, for the relief of individual
debtors. This extension and loan, the
Alabama papers say, will place Its clla.
zehs IN possession funds tn pay Their
foreign debts by the fall, and gives as
surence 10 creditors abroad, which will
malntain, the commercial character Of the
State. Five millions Of money, it IS
computed, will pay fifty millions OF debt
whist il will put into circulation the five
millions d money now lying idle and
unproducive in the State. These means
aided by the promising Crop now ma
turing, will render the pecuniary circum-
Stances of The people Of Alabama as easy
as they eau we'll be. Raleigh Reg.