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As,ll ,ne Cabinet i. nov in place, except Mr. Web
.,cr and a as GrorTans case has blown and Me
eods Gaze u probably over, IS now expected '"a'
~. chef Ma ,stra,c will visit Virginia III ie" days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15
WASII!YGT0y m0TEI-R.1naoyo, u.

THE Subscribers hasin. purchased Of c. \ HODGES. E.r"
ihc remainder q m ra-e on The abovt Establishment
uy PATRONAGE their friends aud tho pull,
Morally They a-n particularly invite continuance ni that Is
bera patronage which their received For pican
and convenience The principal
places Ran o7L I-po' the 1ung II tn Canal Pdukct@
Sc Washington Hotel has decided arsri-r
House in the ems. Il occupies delightful front
the capitol abont iriw.y between that and tlr Richmond and
ani within few minutes walk IT tic
business part The Cy. 4 promise. be
regarded. VIII simply that effort shall b.
~. all comfortable who call B.
derate J. /" LtADLAtA,
e. Z. r. BURRUSS.
" B. Persons calling The Washington Thtrr, any 81
pse, ~ have thcif bl-.ls. transported free
cost The House IN. recently undergone suc repairs render
entirely comfortable. {. u.
Ort A2-w4w
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SORE NETOE- +.
TIr irrOuut urrrSs

'sLct ~ open fresh set"t eochs .-hsSstcT :,
The People are rapidly recovering from the fumes OF
The I.o-c.5in humbus, and every Election, as lar as
heard from, goes mo!e, less, in our favor Every
sho, tells The following account IS opened by the
Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times
..TpcI, !. MIGur,. ASH VILE PREVAIL. Since
,le election Of Harrison, and since the Wings have
shown how they manage the affairs Of Government,
81. S,.,es hare returned their sober second thought
and The following The result Of their nnclouded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

u,pyI .Sn-R,,s,,

The Baltimore Argus presents Us with The following
CDuy dnI of the returns received: Thomas niJor,ty
~ the State IS r,sing ono THIS - glory-cosrr-
ny with glory the "wa' horse II Democracy Il ~il
BE- seen that every county which WAS always Federal
/. Federal s,Il, and every Democratic c"un'y = De-
nrocratrc Still Those III haiics are Federal counties
W also give the aspcc, Of the House Of Delegates,
winch shows 4 Deaocra.ic majority O: : The Senate
has Federal majority of . The tao Houses have
100 members. In the two we have A. ucin5,rs cer.
laia and ye shall certainly obtain one 10 Qieen Anne
where there Is tir, when shall have one hall =
One Of the men bcrs from Il. Mays we bs!iere-slr
lIopewell an independent, candidate, i,c,ed b.
II, Democratic VOTES Ii he nets with friends, yTe
w,lllayc a majority on jun, ballot Of two.
T.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

SMlTH, UKIAKER MORRIS, llar- Smith Pan-r.) have
> received their Fail supply II BOOKS STATIONERY,
comprising unusually afse and well selected Stock purchased
and enab"d 10 offer
ndcement. Among their Stock will he found:
Paper description, from The smsi note 10 The large
drawing ami writing papers
Fo,cap Paper very large stock ii al prices, both
ruled and PLAIN.
Slate. school, and counting horse and parlor.
Quilts and Metallic Pens, great variety.
tie he-t and extensive
Law Books, the hest assortment IN Tie Stale.
Medical, IL not tho best, equal 10 any.
Miscellaneous, quite equal to any other house.
Novels variety thar cannot fail please
every
Juvenile and Toy Books, for youth Of every
Paste Boards. Ink Waters. Sealing Wax lnksani, Pencils.
Cayons Wafer coicrs and Boards Wafer stamps,
Sour cnrs Tablets, Pocket Books, &c.
Music: Vons Guitars Pianos, Flutes, Fes Caones: No-
lin and Guitar Strings, &c.
Blank Book. OF every description always on hard.
our Bindcy supplied with The hest materials and uni
form sets Merchants and Traders Account Book. made
order and ruled 10 any given PATTERN
Irnternen's Libraries carefully repaired
Music bound shortest notice.
BOOK. bound for public and soeie,ie. the sub
sta niiul and elegant manner.
r. g Another of foo.eap and letter Paper, dollar
twenty five cents per rcam -
Sept. 81 40-eW
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NeII may Tie p''I t1CIuIIT
Tnnh crushed 10 -arh vii ri-c as1n-
The rtrrn,l yraf- Of Co! are hrr>
But Error .tand+d. wrths, IN ram,
And dies amid - wof,tiPp~r,
account Current Continual
Democratic gain in Georgia, 900. ~. i"'
Keystone State and the Empire Siae 10 Dc Ae'''
frOm)
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Epw,rps TuE FoRcrs.-The Boston DAILY Adver-
,lsrr .; Monday contains an account Of ms hsndwo'k
m Enr'and wh-rc IL presented himself, It seems, =
Earl Spencer, at forged hitter Of Introduction pni
,o,.,nr ~ H. from Daniel Webster The forged let.
ier enclosed ~ Earl Spencer - Mr. Neoster with
III nut. account Of Mr.. Edwa.dss dolngs. he ras-
cal, il seems succeeded IN borrowing f23o from thr
Earl! m the strength u alr Webslers introduction
Nj Webster say. at Edw ards tired 10 play OF similar
frauds some ti,nc ago. on Mr. Van Buren, aud Mr. For
x-th
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Marriages..

Marriages.
Married on morning l>h thu Ntf.hil
House ~ Rev f. L. Nh -onn, vi. MsclLLts H. SAINT T. ".
( Optrfr, 4. rr6g,H v, all ~ this cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

Cf o. o. h is great change Coat lie always
ahandons the weak for the srnng side)
GEORGIA ERECT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

We learn from the Albany Esrnny Journal that
Jpan c Spencer, Eeq al pc,ent Secretary Of STATE
OF lie S;a:c Of New York; has sgnifcd 10 the Prrsl-
den, his acceptance of the ofcc &c Secretary .; War.
NJ Spencer recently On brief v.'t !" THIS city
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Mr. SrrNc1E having srrVved IN town ye'IeFIay
visited the War Department. and took the "n'h q o.
fee To-Gsy he upon the dischar-" q rs d.
e. and xii lie visited hy the officers Of The army N
Their uniforms = .uGisan,an
The SECRETARY THE Navy has returned 10 The
Chy.-N,
Major. General Winfield Scott has returned 70 h.
Head Qra!,ers in this c,y from his VISIT TO the North
rs
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O., John Campbell, els. o., pawtoh, rfl
Ca, Pops, nfky., bE0Wn, 0f Tenh.s 3,
Mason. q Ohio, Whiiss q La, Wallaos,
Of Ind, Miller, II DO Cross, q AEk.s
Howard, cf Mica.
Mr.. Cooper. q Pa, announced The
death Of his lsis COLLEAGUES, The Hon.
chzriss ogie; and afsr paying . just N
bais - lis ability and fdsliiy N Publie,
and his kindness and benssolenee N pm
saR life, Offered ihs resolutions usual on
such occasions. which were unanimously
adopted. and ne house adjourned.
Thssdsy. Juse .
Some time was spent IN considering
Mr.. wie's resolution respecting therules
Of order.
The Speaker laid before the H0use.a
report fran he Secretary of he Treasury
On ihe finances.
Mr.. Wise asked for the reading Of Ger
tain paragraphs containing an insimatiOn
that he Secretary could furnish . plan for
National Bank, which would overcome
the constitutional seruples hitherto enter.
tained against ihai sort Of fiscal agent
And, afier some difficulty and discus.
sion on point Of order. theexuacis were
read.
Mr.. Wise offered ihe following resOlu'
ton:
Resoieed, That the Secretary Of IN
Treasury be requested 10 lay before TIM
House the plan Of .such fiscal agen
recommended in his report Of this day q
viii remove all scruples touching III
question Of constitutional power, and thu
avoid the objections which have bee
urged against those fiscal agents hereto
fore created by Congress-" and that |
committee OF nine members be appointe'
to consider and report upon such plal
when presented by the Secretary Of III
Treasury.
Mr.. Underwood moved the followin
as substitute: 49,.
4 RESOLVED, That il is necessary and PR
; per 10 create a National Bank 70 act .
ihe fiscal agent Of the Government, and
repeal the act entitled I" An act 70 provid
; for the collection, safe-keeping, transfe
3 and disbursement Of the public reyenu
approved July 4, $780,"
Resofred, That committee Of
, appointed % prepare and report bill
{ bills TO carry into effect The preceding
a solution.
5 The house adjourned to Monday
o'clock.
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HILLsBoRoUGH ~
English Male Academy.

7NHE exercises Of this school will be resumed
. on Monday the 2ist instant
The following branches Of education will be
thoroughly taught, and at the following pnees.
viz:
LET. Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Arith.
mstic, &c 90 per session Of Eve months.
ID Spelling Reading, Writing, Ari;hmetic.
Geography, History and Composition, % 90
per session.
A reasonable extra charge will be made for
those who study Material Philosophy and AZ.
tronomy.
The French Language will be taught BY q
native, at the rate Of Ave dollars per session,
aud only 10 those that have entered this acsds-
J. ODEND'HAL.
For further information apply to the iollow.
ing gentlemen. Commissioners Of the town oil
Marlborough, w: DR.. Ed. Strudwick. John
Berty. James N. Palmer, O. T. Long. Lemuel
Lynch, Vim. II Brown, and John Jones.
June 9. 10
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In the Senate, Mr.. Buchanan Of Pa,
and Mr.. Calhoun OF s. G., appeared in
their seats.
The question before the Senate being
upon a Joint resolution for The appoint
ment Of a committee to wait upon The
President, Mr.. Allen Of Ohio, moved 10
amend il by striking out the words +" Pre-
sident of the United States," and insert
ing in lieu thereof the words I" the Vice
President, on whom, by the death OF the
late President. the powers and duties Ct
President have deyolved."
A brief debate ensued, when the vote
was taken, and Mr.. Aliens amendment
reiected-yeas 8, nays 80.
AT half past IL o'clock the Message Of
the President was received, through MIR.
Tyler his private secretary. and was read
BY the Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Mangum moved that 10000 CO.
pies Of the Message be printed, together
with 1900 copies accompanied with the
documents.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Clay, Mr..
Mangum modified his motion, reducing
the number to 5000 copies Of the Mes
sage, of which 1900 should be accompa-
MED with all the documents sent with 1t.
Mr.. CLAY expressed his satisfaction
that this modification had been made, as
he was satisfied the larger number would
have been useless. He said, however,
thai he had not risen simply for the pur
pose of returning his thanks 10 his friend
from North Carolina, but also to avov
his earnest hope that the Senate would
early commence the work Of curtailing
i,s contingent expenditure. He had heart
with infinite surprise, that those expenses
had increased in the session Of 1888 tot 81
fearful an extent as to equal in that singl'
year the whole amount Of the expenditur'
for the same purpose for the four year
of Mr.. Adams's administration. The.
ought to begin TO set the example, In thel
own habits, Of rigid economy; and thu
never could be accomplished withou
some attention to matters Of detail. Al
most the whole Of the alarming increase
if he might SO denoninate it, certalnl
the very reprehensible increase Of the Sc
mates expenses, had occurred in this on
great item Of the public printing. II
went for bringing il down TO what ma
been the standard eight or ten years agt
Mr.. CALHOUN was most happy
hear such an avowal from the senate
from Kentucky. He concurred hearth
in the sentiment that the Senate ought
set an example of economy. Witho'
this their expenditures would continue
increase still more. He hoped the ge
'leman would go on to economist and
trench this and every branch Of expent
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ETze Holy cifiss.-A lsls number Of
lhs Ausbsrgh Gazette eonsains The fol-
loving interfering paragraph. which ss
hope 70 Be uuf:
.EnsIand has entered vsry readily IN
90 an idea formed Of rendering jerusalem.
Bethlehem. and lhe other holy cites o.
Of Psleslins. independent Of The Turkish
dominion. A proposal for the sPpoins-
msni Of christian governor % Jerusalem
has also been well received 81 London;
and 10 10 nos eerlain that tbs European
Powers are about 10 open . negotiation
with The Porte on ibis subject. in concur.
renee wilh France. Tins measure may
be considered - he las, step towards :
6nal ssiilsmsn. Of the EaGsrn question.
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Notice.

THE superintendents Of Common Schools.
i'm the county of0rsnge viii hold meet.
ing az the Clerks Office Of said county, on the
2elh inst, Of which limo and place u is seiy
desirable and sbsolutely necessary that oil the
members Of the board shoa!d be present, ~
there win be business oil important 10 the
successful operation OF The schools trsnsacteS.
II is also important THAI all the members ofthe
Committees Of The different School Districts
in the county should attend said meeting, and
they are required to attend sccordingiy.
STEPHEN MOORE, Chairman
June, 2. 1S--
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Superior Cour. Of Law--March Isrm.
I64l.
Wilism C. Jseksesl
Tnesnda yeckson

HRHE Defendant. in this case heing solauaiy
- called and failing 20 appesf, and u sP-
lpearing TO shc satisfaction Of the Court that
she caanot be found within this State; IL 10
therefore ordered BY tho Court, that pubIica.
ton be made for three months in the Raleigh
Register and Hlllsboro.gh Recorder that M.
,ess the said Defendant appear d the next
term Of this Court, 10 be held fof the county
of0range, at the Court House in Hillsborouah.
on the second Monday Of September next. and
plead. answer OF demur, the pe.tiou will be
JOS. C. NORWOOD. C. s. C.
Price adv. 81 90. 5s- 3m
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Fairfield Academy.

srHE Fall Session Of this School, tsix miles
- north west Of Hllsborouah,l will com.
mence on The is.h Of July aud close on the
10th Of December.
Board can, be had 10 the neighborhood, al
from 90 to 81 SO per month.
JAS. p. CLARK.
p The Raleigh Register and Standard
will insert the above once q week for three
weeks.
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MNBBIEDs

In YanceyviIle on the l2th ult BY the
Rev. Jehu Hank, Mr.. WILLIAM LOCK
HART, Of this place, 70 Miss CAROLINE ].
McALPrS, daughter Of Alexander Meal
pin, Esq.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday, June I.
Some time was spent in the considera-
ton Of Mr.. Wise's resolution respecting
the standing rules; but it was laid on the
table without any definite action.
At half pas. twelve the Message Of the
President of the United States was re-
ceived, and read by the clerk, and 10000
copies Of it, with the accompanying do
cuments, were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Adams offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That a committee Of one
member from each State in the Union be
appointed on the part Of this House to
ioin such committee as may be appointed
on the part of the Senate, to consider and
report by what token Of respect and affec-
lion it may be proper for the Congress Of
the United States to express the deep
sensibility of the nation to the event oil
the decease of their late President VIII
LIAM HENRY HARRISON; and thatso much
of the Message of the President as relate:
to that melancholy event be referred Il
the said committee.
/ Wednesday, June ,
The following members were announc
ed as the committee appointed on the par
Of this house on the resolution presented
yesterday by Mr.. Adams:
| Messrs. J. Q. Adams. Of Mass, VIM
| p. Fessenden, of Me-, Anterior, of N, II
Tillinghast, Of Il. l., T. w. Williams, o.
Horace Everett, Of Vt. Greig. Of N. y.
Aycrigg, of N. j, Sergeant, OF Penn
Rodney, of Del, w. G. johnson, OF Mo
Tsliaferro, of Va, Lewis Williams, OF n
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E6trfs sf Iafempuaaes--rhs man
Lounberry. sho kiilsd his wils q West
vile. Cenn.. % ssseniy sssrs ofsss. and
ne blow which drPrived her 81 life. sss
given while he xss in . Stale ofinioxisa,
lion.
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atd t,lFsFd - be Wki he Oh ysFss q
he 8 b thsplFT VI Msnhsu. " blessta
are hey skish d huFgFF uHt ihiIsl rlisI
righteousness. Ca ilssI shaI D. Sled.
AllsT Eepsslisg rs h1i hs wss se,zsd
~iih 6lsnd lslaon be PslPIl 6Sor, snd
sooa after sa esrpss.
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Notice.

I'm the frat Monday in September next, al
~ The Poor House, the Court Of wardens
will elect q superintendent Of the Poor for
Orange County. Cor one year from The hrs' Of
October 1871.
June9. 10
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LATE FROM FLORIDA.

Correspondence Of the savannsh Republican.
Tampa Bay, May n. is4I
GENTLExES: You will soon know
whether ,hs history Of the season nov
passing away 10 20 be ons Of hops deferred
q not. A. ths pressni moment | have
bus inils indisn news 10 give you. We
are nov waiting for Haisek nIsfennggee.
He has sent 10 bic brother and some
runners, 70 announce that he will sur
render with his people. 10 90, he will
bring abou. $50 persons. We have. %
you know. jus, made one shipment Of The
enemy 70 Tie West. There are nov in
camp sbou, so, men. women, and children.
HiId Cat (Co.s.coo chse) has not come
| in vet, nor do lth,nk he will conc. lie
has fooled all Of us. Runners have been
sent 10 Sam Jones for the las. time.
Eieh, days more will test Haleeks sinceri.
IS. nc be deceivss us. We have nothing
| 10 do hu, 10 make q descent. caichsand
hang al We can. and destroy their crops.
Then ihey will be glad 10 negotiate. and
probably no, before. We have an abund.
sncs of good Indian guides who will IKE
us direct to their fields. s--
This Commanding General has an
nouncej 10 fls War Department that the
war 10 sbou, 10 terminate. HIS belief 10
mainly founded on HaleeRs professions
and condurs. !, has been recommended
that The 81 Artillery and Isl and 9th 10
fsnuy be withdrawn from the theatre Of
war.
/ So. New York, May 20.
The National Theatre was burn, down
this morning. The work Vas that Of On
incend,afy. The ed,6ce was beautiful
one, and in use when destroyed. Last
evening, between Eve and six o'clrck. the
same Theatre was discovered 10 be on
IRE in nine or ten places. All sorts Of
combusiible materials we're scattered sb6u,
the building. including turpsn,ins and
friction matches. An employee Of The
Gas Company, who assisted IN lighting
/: the hauss, vas arrested This morning on
> susnirion. The evidence il very strong
3 sQslns. him. The ERE this morning ha,
. destroyed considerable property beside'
Tho theatre. A theatre, three churches
q the French Episcopal, Dutch Reform
: ed, and Africsn--wi,h houses Of i'll fame
f were mingled up in strange confusion
p All have suffered some. and on one Of III,
L bro,hsls one Of The walls Of The thean,
: fell ,his morning. killing one Of The IN
h mates, woman destroys cd in her infamy
o Great Eeshef In Mississippi. by III
Columbus Democra, Of the Sd inst, y
learn ,ha. immense damage has been sus
!. tanned In Northern Mississippis BY Oh
:, heavy rsins which havs fallen thsrs. Al
= the low lands on Yallsbusha wsrs entire
d " submerged, and .. Columbus ,he rive
vas sbou, t~o milss vide.
I. Deafh ~ the PuIpifs--Rev. Hsnr
/. Clarke Hubbard, died Al South Kingstor
;. r. l.. On The 9th met, in the 7ad year
n. HE arc. Mr.. H. vas . Bap.is, clsrg,
d. nan for neatly forty years. On .hssda
I. az hin death he entsred his pulpit ae uAus
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Ew We are requested 70 announce
Joseph G. Norwood (the present Clerk
as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
the Superior Court Of Orange.
pg- We are requested 10 announce
George W. Bruce as a candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Orange. ....E m...
nW- We are requested 10 announce
Major John Taylor as a candidate for re-
election for the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Orange. ...
EW We are requested TO announce
Thomas Faucet. as a candidate for the
ofIice of Clerk Of the County Court Of
- We are requested to announce
John w. Hancock as candidate for the
Office Of Clerk of the County Court Of
Orange. >~- -
EU-. We are requested 10 announce
Jones Watson as a candidate for the Of
fee Of Clerk of the County Court Of Or
ange. -A.a -..
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VVeekIy AIInanae.


HiIIsboreugh Academy.
.rnR FaIl ssssios wssl bsFla ca ihs lssA 90
gsIr, and sad 81 ike lsss Asy q ksrs@.-
Der.
~. =. BINGHAM Prineipa.
Assisted By Nsssrs- n ". HCGHRs. and
4. .. MDRPllrs enc q
whem will eoadsei fhs Emgiiah DsPsEtmsas.
or This PriaeiPsi begs lesss ie rsE1ind Ia
paueas ofths great imporianee 81 hRsinF iksif
sons a school Hon ths fra 10 fhs Lssi DAY 81
the session.
JaasE 55-5u
e. The Raleigh Register. Star. and sissd-
ard. wIlmingiou chrssiels. NsrbeFn spscfa-
cor, Edenion Gazette. Wsshingtcn Wig. sad
DsnsIls kePsrtsr, siii iassrs once sssk Tor
three weeks.
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a Dsa3fni Ssdeids.--A nan coz.
miaed ssirids Il ne Alas Hssss. u
Roxbary. Mass. ca he I'D sll-. BY rua
niax . bfoom such down bic threat zen
inches, and died shorty sissrwsrds from
isssGseL IIswss > iofslsber. and parlisl
y dsrangtd.
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..,rrxTy.sEyENTH CONGRESS
rxTRA SESSION.

EXTRA SESSION.
The ,wo houses Of Congress convened
4, e,oi.ol in Washington city on Mon
A,v DE 3Isi ulL
/, de senate all the membes we're
IN, with the exception Of Messrs.
p..los. Smiih Of Con-, Buchanan, Cal
-. cuthbsrt. Clay Of Ma, Hender-
:. md Moa,on. Mr.. Southland, sthe
p,..idens AZ he Senate, assumed me
chair.
N was called by Mr. Garland, clerk o.
:, last house. and two hundred and
,r.a,y-ssssn members answered 70 sheir
nzmes.
The house then proceeded 70 inc cleo
can of Speaker; whereupOn John White
At keu.aeky was chosen On die FIRST sOi-
ior. The votes were = follows
For Mr.. White, III
John w. Jones, "a
Henry A. Wise. Q
Joseph Lawrence, 3
On taking ihe chair, the Speaker deli
ysrei brief and appropriate address.
The members were then sworn in.
The house then proceeded TO the cleo
zion Of Clerk.
Mr.. Wise nominated Matthew 81.
Clair Clarke.
Mr.. Randall nominated F. o. J. Smith.
Mr.. Hugh A. Garland and DR.. Mason
q Va. were also nominated.
The house proceeded 70 vote viva voce'
and the votes were as follows:
For Mr.. Smith, DO
Mfr. Garland, 81
MIR. Clarke, 3s
Mr.. Mason, ID
No one having a majority, the house
proceeded TO second and third trial nm
successfully. On .he fourth Mr.. Clark
received l2s votes, and was consequent!
elected. Mr.. Clarke has been lonl
known as Wing; and having before Oc
eupied the position, his experience ha
made him an accomplished clerk.
Being ,hus organized, after apPointin
the usual committee % wait upon III
President, the two houses adjourned :
n o'clock on Tuesday. $751;.
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Wanted.

n GOOD COOPER. with sober and indus
a trious habits, one that can make Flour
Barrels, Tobacco Hogshsads. and Lard Kegs,
TO such an one constant employment win b
PAUL G. CAMERON.
June Q. 76 -4z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10
N egrOes for Sale.

iNY virtue &c decree ef the coor. Of Piess
and Quarter Sessions for shs county "
Orange, I shall ofisr for sale, on Friday the
18Th day Of june NEXT. % The late rssldsnos 81
James M'Adams. deed. enc likely Negro Girl.
about twelve years Of age; also likely Nssra
Boy. abou, sixteen years OF age. A credit Of
Twelve mathis win be given, tho purchaser
giving bond and approved .seoari'y
JAMES M.ADAMS, adm'r.
Nays. 74-sv