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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-27

Mcleod under writ of habeas corDUs,
70 be released from custody without trial
upon the charges brought against him by
the Grand jury OF Niagra county. The
application is denied, aud Mcleod /, re-
mGnded 10 prison to GWGh his trial in
due course Of laV.
The whole case and the principles in
Volvod in it arc presented with goat
clearness and force by each ofthe Judg-
es, and they aro unanimous in the re suit
at which they arrive. OF course Nc
Leod must now be tried by a jury. We
presume that special circuit will be i'm.
mediateIy ordered for this purpose. If
be is innocent in point Of fact as he now
alleges, he will be acquitted, and there
will be an end Of the matter. But ifcon-
vlcted VS. have the assuregnce Of Mr.,
Webster, Secretary of State, that his case
Will be removed into the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and measures there
taken TO release him in compliance with
what the administration ST Washington
consider the true principles of national
law, applicable TO his case.
The Supreme Court of New York has
fearslessly done its duty. 1t has main
ed the honor Of the Sale, and asserted
The 'nNolability other jurisdict,on.regard-
less OF threats without or fears Within
Ii has told the world, that persons guilty
of murder and arson upon our territory,
cannot escape the penalty Of our laws,
merely because their government chooses
to become a party 10 the crime. 1t is
now settled that every branch of tho
State government holds The same opinion.
We await with some anxiety for the next
chapter in the history of this perplcxng
aifair.-Sdt. Courier.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-27

AWFUL WAEvING!--A man who owed
the Editor Of the Macon Messenger two
dollars, and told him he had no money,
lost his pocket book the same day. CON
tanning about $l,ooo!--BaltimOyc Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-27

The kenlacky papers announce the
dear n. he Sd inst, At Lexington. Of the
bon Humphrey Mirsh1li, in the 6lst year
ot hs ago. lie WIS one Of tho oatlies,
settlers Of Kentacky, and wrote history
of the State.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-27

The following letter, copied from tho
Statesman, was sci up for last weeks pa.
per, but was crowded out by other mat
ter
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24
FROM FLORIDA,

Savannah, June o.
The United States steamer Nstobfrn
arrived from P,ls,ka yesterday. by this
ARRIVAL we are in possession oflhe follow.
ing intelligence IRON the seat Of war.
UId Cat and HOspitaka were in at
Fort Pierce waiting Tor Sam Jones 10
come in. Orders have been issued by
The commanding General To have them
seized aud. detained.
Heierk Iusisnuggee says that Creek
chief, whose name We have forgotten. 10
sncamped near Fort King. lie has abou!
sixty warriors with him, and says he W i'll
be governed by Helec. and TO 60 10 Tenn
| pa II he does.
Col. Worth has assumed the command,
and appointed Capt. Wright, Of the stl
/ infantry. Assistsn. Adjutsni General
Ilts headquarters are al Tampa Bay,
Gen. Arlnl.tesd has left FIurida for the
North, by the way Of Tallahassee.
Thete is mule sickness among ih,
troops in Florida this season Than there
has been before Tor three years. The l.
regimen, Of infantry which was stationed
a, Sarasota, not being able 10 do duty
has bren ordered to Cedar Keys. For
Pheasant. which has hitherto been heal
thy post. is now quite sickly. A. For
King. where are stationed four companie
of Cd infantry. there are over one hundred
ON the sick list. At Micanopy, out oil ti'
companies. one hundred and six are re
ported slek. Forts Macomb and Fsnnin
! are also reported as being very sickly.
Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

HIsMAllE A0ADikNTs
THE Trustees Of This institution l:ks
= pleasure in announcing 10 The public,
that lhey have procured The services Of the
Rev. M. A. CURTIS. - Superintendent:
and the same Insiruciressss will be con.
unued as heretofore.
The next session will commence on
The 18th Of July. ..*~. II
lst cIsss--spslIing Reading, Writing, Ariih.
metlc, Grammar, Geography. with the use Of
The Globes, History. Natural Philosophy. Che
misiry, Myiholaey. Botany, Rhetoric, AstfOno.
ray, Geology, Political Economy, Diesasion and
Composition.
I'd Class Spelling, Residing Writing. Ari,h.
mesic, Grammar, Geography with the use Of
| The Globes. History. Natural Philosophy, Che.
| mistry. Dictaiion and Composition.
Sd clsss--spelling, Reading, Writing. Arb
metic. Grammar. History. and Geoersphy.
4ih Ciass--spelling. Residing, Whiting. AM
Arithmeiical Tables sa
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NJ q &c E.

SfIIE subscriber, a graduate OF the UNIVERSE
- ~ of North Caroiinn, and now resident
Of Chapel Hill, pr"pnses to give instruction 70
a few pupils, no, exceeding fifteen. lie VIII
receive thuse whoare desirous Of being prepared
for college; and also those, whose object 1t
may be. merely ,opursue the nmonoranehss
of an English education.
The terms will be: For the former, SCI per
Session; For the latter SIS
The instruction shall be thorough; the teach
or intending to be present with The pupils, three
houts in the forenoon, and two hours IN the
afternoons; and 10 give constant attention 10
their improvement.
As.to qualifications. the subscriber has :es-
timonials from the Faculty.
The School will commence on The ist oil
July. -
Chapel Hill. June 81 rs
ar The Raleigh Register will insert the
above four weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Thursday, june q.
18th Of July.

The members 81 III H.ilsbmough De.
b.sing Society sill rslrbFase he Annisfr.
sssy Of Amsrican Independence o. Sa,ur-
dss The 81 dsy 81 July. A OIalien sill
be delivered. and Tie Declaration u lads.
rendenee read. punelusl ailendanes
Or he membsrs i requested.
~ Such Or ne cliiEens - are = illlag
10 snile With Us IN he obsessnrs u he day
are respectfully invited % attend.
BY he Committee of arrangements.
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Ns,c5srn Spectator.


We observed some weeks since . sIa'e'
meai in The f.neo foeo press TO The eiiee'
aha, Mr.. Webster was indebted TO The
United State, Bank some si00,0O0--snd
the fact was unanimously commented np'
on. and hell up as conclusive evidence
of bribery and corruption. This state
meu, wen, The rounds. and vas honour
ed, two or three times. with consp'eu'
nus place in the columns Of The d.s'n !,
deresled Editor Of "seren principles
Psoof--damning proof. OF The charge was
promised soon. But now, when ihe
charge has dune its worst. instead OF The
proof. we are told that The deb! has neen
sald. So one ialsehood is killed oil BY
i,ar,ing new one.
by The way. II TO be indebted 10
lank he evidence of corruption. how
,auy ol tho Loco fnco poliuclans arc
amacula,el-Show your hands, gen'le
len! Possibly sone Of your are no! u
,good condition as Mr.. Webster. fos
psd. aud you still ome. ehl
Richmond Uhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

We learn from the Star. that the house
Of Mr.. Archibald Turner. 10 Franklin coun.
". was burnt In the ground On the night
If the Sd inst. With all its contents; and
|. /. distressing to add tina, an interesting
liule son aged ten years. and the mother
Of Mrs. Turner. aged rs years, persisted
in The flames. The fire originated in
closet. 10 which one Of the family went
with a Ugh, previous TO their re'lr'ns
TO rest, AMI il is supposed from 'pa'k
Which lrlI among The clo'hing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

Indian corn.-We gather from the
returns made by the Marshals by whom
the late census was taken, that there was
produced in North Carolina, during the
las, year, six millions and eight hundred
thousand barrels of Indian corn: this
quantity OF this most useful and necessary
article Of consumption, al the present
average prices, is worth thirteen millions
and five hundred thousand dollars. The
State OF North Carolina, according to these
returns. was second to no State in the
Union in the production of this valuable
kreadstuff, save Tennessee; the latter
State, her daughter, exceeded her by eight
millions Of bushels. II we do not surpass
our sister States in the magnilicence oil
our Improvements, the ostentation OF onI
manners, and the style of our living, VIC
fare we'll and are out of debt-and that's
saying good deal.
Ns,rbern .Suectator.
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supREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been
examined by the Supreme Court, and
admitted to Superior Court Practice. viz:
]. w. Scott, Of Concord, Cabarrns Coun-
"; jeremiah Clark, ofthis City; Frederick
III. Mcdowell, of Mecklenburg County;
Tod X. Caldwell, Of Burke County; John
L. London, Of Wilmington, New Hanover
County; NJ. London, do. do; Albert L.
Hubbard, of Newbem, Craven County;
George =. HoIIey, Of Windsor, BERTHE
County; CASTOR II. Wilder, Of this City;
Thomas Houston, Of Sta,esyille, lredell
County; and John w. Cameron, Of Garth.
age, Moore County.
And the following to County Courl
Practice, viz:--Duncan III. McRae, o
Fayetteville, Cumberland County; T.
Nelms, of Arson County; William John
ston, Of Lincoln County; Angus X. Kelly
of Carthage, Moore County; Robert k
Bridgers, OF Edgecomhc County; AlPhon
so Wilson Long, of Orange County; JOIN
| NJ. Long, of Cabanus County; Alpheu
Jones, Of Wake County; and y. W. Spl
yey, Of Franklin County. Rai.Reg.
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Obituary.

Died. u he residences 81 his fa'hsr 10
ihis county. IN he Oh instant Ms. SA-
sUEI FaUcrTT. agrd aboni 30 years.
Died At his residence in Washington
City, RIcHaKD HARRIsos, Esq. late
Auditor Of The Treasury, in the ninety
second year Of his age. Atthe oEganiza-
lion OF the Government under the Con-
stituiion, he received the appointment Of
Auditor Of the Treasury Of the United
States from our first President, Gen.
Washington. "who sought him 10 gil the
Office, when he did not himself seek the
Office The duties ofwhich he discharged
for foriy-hTe years with great ability and
integrity on his part, and in manneI
highly useful 70 his country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24

The Charleston Mercury styles Messrs.
Tyler, Mangum, and Preston, "third and
fourth rate men;" on which acorrespon-
dent Of the Courier remarks, that Preston,
one OF these third or fourth rate men, has
been twice selected to represent the State
Of South Carolina in Congress; Mangam,
sno,her, received the unsolicited vote q
South Carolina for the Presidency OF the
United States; and Tyler, the third, re-
ceivsd like vote for the Vice Presidency.
And we may add, tina, all these honors
we're conferred by the Mercury's own
party.
uuere: Are "third and fourth rate men
the right sort to represen, South Cardinal
lfnot, how does il happen that she ha:
been so stupid sio think them first rate:
Fayetteville Observer.
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FROM FLORIDA.

We understand that Information under
date Of the 7th inst. has been received al
the War Department, from Col. Worth.
con ma nding the army iu Fiorids, ,hs. he
is about resuming active operations
aeaius, one or more Of The chiefs who have
recently proved fai.hless 10 their promis-
es of speedy emigration. The Colonel
appears 10 have entered upon his arduous
command with commendsble zeal aud &C
,ivity. tits stated that much sickness pre-
wallis among the troops, lar more des,ruc.
i've of life Than the scalping-knile or The
,omahawk of these fsiIhlsss and crafty
nego,istoIs.
The following is the lstes. direct news
tina, has reached US from that quarter:
ST. Augustine, June IS.
Couture and Departure Of Wild Cat
Col. Gates arrived yesterday from Fort
| Pierce, Indian river, Florida. and informs
ms that, fifteen minutes before he arrived
a, Fort Pierce. Major Childs took the no
torious indian Coacoochse, alias Wild Cat,
with Is warriors aud 3 negroes, in all Ia;
and. AFTER Two days confinement. they
were shipped to New Orleans. He was
4, bold and as impudensas ever. and boast
ed Of his having committed the hosri'
murders near this city some time since
Thi, news was received by The citizens
with three cheers. 49, :
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Correspondence Of the National L"isif''
gencer.
New Orleans, June 6. is4i.

New Orleans, June 6, isal.
A dreadful act Of either musiny or pIra'
go b.s been committed of the Bal'ze.
which ouph, TO be known forthwith TO
Tho D,psrsmsn,, and therefore hasten TO
address your the present, though / have
hut a few minutes for the mail.
The ship Charles cleared lew days
since Tor IIayre. aud on Friday. The 4'h
inst, was fallen in with by one oil our low
bpa,s. abou, furry miles from The Bal'ze.
withou, any body on board, and fresh
traces of blood On her deck and cabin
She had ,wen,y-,hree cabin passengers
fsome Of ,hem ladies' principally oa'
French shopkeepers. going 10 make .hsil
annual purchases in France. anu oil o.
them, as usual. no doubt. with consldera
HE sums Of specie. and presume nosless
,oue,hes, Than 100000. probably muci
more. The long boat was missing bu
The ioIly.bos, was alongside, with dol
in il. and q box Of ssrdinss. These OF
cumstspces, and The fact that all me sal
Ikr.' clothes were missing, lead some y
think i. was mu,iuy and piracy by u"
crem. -,
There il. as you may suppose gres
excitement in the city. -.
The ship has just come 10 The lese'
and | have no, imc 10 ascertain iarIhe
nar,iculars. She 10 notiejured. aud wa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-24
NOtice--TaXes.

IN SHALL Al end 81 The following times and
= places for The purpose Of coilecsing The
Tar due for the year 1870. ~
Monday SIT July. n lessee Durham's =
TUESDAY the 9Th. 81 John Ns~lia's
"Wednesday the 7ih, 81 Ruiiinis Mill
Thursday the aih. 81 Michael AlbFighl'a
Friday The 9th, al Mira Long's
Saturday the 10Th. 81 Michael Holrs #s
MONDAY the iath, ii John s. TnFrsniint's
Tuesday the i3sh. at George Faneeti's
Wednesday the 18th. ct C. Y. faaeettss
Thursday The 18Th. al James Iiatehinson's
FRIDAY ihe 18th. NJ Gabriel D. Lees
Saturday The I7lh. II George A. Mebans's
Monday the 18th, al Hillsborough
Tuesday the 20th, al George Nlehols's
"Wednesday the 2lsi, ~ Mira. Mekesss
Thursday The 22d. Al Abner Pafker's
Friday the a3d. at william Lipscomb's
Saturday The Gath, 81 Harris Nilkerson's
Tuesday the 27th. II Pnu's Store
wednesday ihs 2slh. q Joseph Z. MoFings
Thursday asih. 81 william Triee's
Friday the s0sh. a. Chapel Hill
Saturday the sist, ~ Thomas Longs z
Monday The ID August. a John u. cruaeh.
fields, A. 1919 -
Tuesday thslsa. q, Hillsborossh tTowa Lis,l
TThe Justices appointed 10 lsks The
lists ofuxables for is4I. will attend u
the above times and places; and every
person failing 10 give in bis lie, 10 subject
By Law 70 pay . double tax. and The
Sheriff Is bound 10 collect II. puncin-
alily 10 expected iron All.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE. Shf
| Juns is. IT,
ii ---------@re-s~sss >
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go. ..a an he adoption Of ~. saaFs's
- Il was decided ii ihs alhrma-
...r.-xsas II9, nays l05.
n, s,snly moved recansiderAtion 81
H. zoe. which Vas negatved without
re house ihen adjourned.
Thursday. lsae ~.
u. Sergeant introduced resolution
- n, o'clock A. NJ. the daily hour
= ~ meeting II he House which Vas
adopted. - -. !.
..sn,hle and resolutions calling On The
hsnsr,menls Tor The names Of persons
D.s.aored from Office since the present
administration came into power, and he
r,asons for such removals.
Objection being made under The rule, ;
no,ion was made 70 suspend ne rule,
which motion vas lOsi-yeas 81, nays
$50.
;,'oduce / resolution for appointing =
s,mmi,,ce 81 Ave 10 make certain inquiries,
al reoors ii tic next session, whether i
: nraner ID make any reduction Of The
s,penses Or The civil lisi, or IN the number
ofpersons employedin the public service,
nj whether the patronage Of the Execu-
ire branch Of the Government may not
4, diminished or regulated - 10 those ap-
n,;n,mcnss Tor which there i an indis-
rsnsable necessity; the resolution was
The bin for The relief of Mrs. Harrison,
widow or the late President ofihe United
S,a,es, was taken up in committee Of The
whole. OH the state Of the Union. Mr..
TaIiaferro al Virginia In the chair.
Mr. Adams moved 10 I'll the blank with
The sum Of $4,000.
This motion elected considerable dis
eussiou. Several amendments were Of.
lerel BY way Of defeating the object Of the
hin: and Al late hour, the committee
rose, reported progress, and asked leave
TO sit again.
Friday. iune 10.
Mr.. Adams asked 10 be excused iron
serving a. chairman of the committee OF
Indian affairs; and was excused.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams the House
araln resolved itself into committee Of M
whole on the state Of the Union on III
hal far the relief az Mrs. Harrison.
The proposition Of Mr.. Adams 70 MI "
blank with % !, 900 was agreed 10; and N
committee rose and rePorted the bull TO IN
House.
The bill was then taken up in the house
4, afler an unsuccessful motion to re
commit, was passed-yeas, i22, nays oe
The House then adjourned.
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a0AlAlo9
Lady's and Gcntleman,s
Magazine.

THE great increase in the subscription let
Of this highly popular Magszine t,hs sdi.
ton having more than doubled IN lees than
six months,) induces the proprietor 20 Gem.
menee new volume with the July number.
Il will be issued in the most attractive style,
with the first Of % new series Of RICH 0RlGt.
NAL ENGRAyINGS, got up 70 q manner that
shall surpass any used in amp other Amerlsan
Magazine. In addition 70 the fact thai ws
employ the talent Of the very best American
artists in the engraving Of the plates for this
work. IL must be remembered that most ofthe
subjects selected are ORIGINAL AMERICAN
PI sTURES. trhich hare ntusr been before en-
grassd. and arc consequently The newest that
can be brought before the public.
HIGHLY C0L0RED FASHIONS.
II mus, be remembered, that the Fashion
plates Of this Magazine are The best in colof-
| ing and design that ian be fOuad IN any WORK
published in this country or in Europe. They
are engraved and colored for this Magazine BY
the best artists that the country can produce,
aud are drawn al,cays fiom the latest designs
from Paris and LONDON, and eonss quenily msy
always be relied upon as the prevailing style
i'm the United States for the month 10 which
they are issued We pay more for eoloring
than any other publication, and always have
THE CONTRIBUTORS.
| In addition, to the unusually fine array Of
original contributors which The Magazine has
thus far boasted, arrangements have been
| made with number more Of the best wrissrs
| Of the day, so that spice and variety may be
looked for in the literary department Of tie
SPORTS AND PAsTIMES.
| This interesting feature Of the Magszine
shall still be preserved. as important 10 young
spor,smen. and in fact to all, young or oid.
who delight in the sports OF The rod and The
gun. Articles in this department. shall be
from acknowledged pens, and oil The very best
authority.
NEW TYPE AND PAPER The volume
| win be opened with new and beautiful type.
cast expressly Cor the work, ,he mechanical az
ecu,ion shall be Of surprising neatness. and me
printing shall be upon the fines, white paper.
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
The choicest pieces Of new and popular
music for the Piano forte and Guitar shall be
selected for its pages. and two or more pages
shall appear regularly each month. 10 aais
way Subscribers in remote country towns, can
always have the latest music az low rates. ~"
most as soon as il 10 publishes.
| TERMS CASH.-The terms are ~ ior .
single subscription. and 10 no case WI mo
n,;se he sbsted or sco copies Tor S. free Of post
s.s and discount. ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. No
s.ss,eriplion yeeeirsd In ans case pithcai ths mo.
msv This rule 10 imperious and will moi be de-
parted from. Address, post paid.
GEORGE II. GRAHAM,
s.w. corner sd and Chespat streets.
...~ PHILADELPHIA.
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Emigraiing.-Tne barqns Union sail
from New Orleans on the lSsh uii..
ar Liberia. with ~ emisranss. sent out
v The American Colonization Society.
nd several thousand dollars worm OF
i; Gods sen, GU, for the purpose OF Purehas
% more territory, aud extending ihe
colony. The emigrants were we'll sup
ditd with utensils for farming, furniture
aooks, DC. &c.
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Warwick, the las, Of the murderers in
st. Louis tragedy, was tried and cov'c'ed
On The 9Th inst. The whole four con
ce,red in this a,,rociuus affair have now
been convicted and are to be executed on
the 9Th Of July.
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MNmRrEna

In R.leigh. - Tsssday ssening lasi,
BY lie Rsy. B. r. Blake. Rev. EDwARB
WABswoRTH. 81 Inc Methods. chsrsh.
10 Miss Az ELaxs FELTox. oaly dsugh.
ler Or The lsle Gen. Boon FsI.on.
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REFERENCES To The Bishop and all
the Episcopal Clergy Of North carolins.
June %. rs
ar The Raleigh Register and Standard
New bern Spectator and Lincolnton Wing Ban
ner will publish the above TO the amount oil nss
cellars each, and forward their accounts to this
office.
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Received this Day,
and for Sale, i.

COFFEE. Sugar, Imperial and Tyson
~ Teas, Mustard. Sal Arstus. CoPs,ss'
Indigo, Honey-dew Tobacco, ss n
Cotton Cards. bcs, quality. BED CORDS
p.ongh. lines. window Glass. Powder.
Shot. Nails, Ginger, Soap. Blacking. &C.
JAMES WEBB. in. 4 co.
June ls
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ARRIVAL OF THE. GREAT WEST
ERN-EIGHT DAYS LATER.

I'M v ala VI lAL SsA
ERN-ElGHr DAYS LATER.
The Steamer Grea, Western, with
Liverpool ds,es TO the 9Th uIs. arrived al
New York on Thursday last.
Tnde Of all kinds is still dull In EGG
land. The cotton market exhibits a slight
increase in demand. but lIl.le or no change
in prices. UpIands 81 10 III no 10 IL
cents.
i In.he manufacturing districts The gloom
aud s.sena.ion oil business rather increased
Than Otherwise. and working short time,
had become more general. The cotton
uarke. had consequently Suffered fur.
Their depression Of ] 3D.. with small
sales. Many failures had occurred in
Manchester. :
The Ministry had been again defeated
by majority oil SO. on q motion 70 re.
duce the duties on sugar.
Lord John Russell next day refused TO
resign, and said that he should reserve The
great les, question of the Corn Laws fo'
The Alb OF June. Sir Robs.oPeel imms'
d,a,sly gave notice that, on The 9Th o
MAY, he should move that the House hae
no confidence in ministers. The duties
on sugar are 10 remain az before.
/ Il was announced that Parllamen
would soon be dissolved
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Attention! Town Company.
VOU are hereby commanded 10 attend N
i Hillsboroueh. q Saturday the iosh
Of July. armed and equipped according 70
Law, Cor drill muster.
CHS. WARREN. %. 5.
June 9ad. -
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TAKEN up by Zscharlah
TAvn Lyon, and entered on the
EexASN stray book Of Orange county
VI Y on the 9th instant. sorrel
H' MULE. about four years old
this spring. supposed to have been work
ed. Valued al $40.
JOHN A..FAUCETT. Ranger.
June %. TO-