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IsHE Pail Sessioa will begin on the ! sth ef
July, and end on Tho lat day % Nossia-
Der.
". y. BINGHAM rfincipai.
Assisted BIZ Messrs. r. W. HUGHES, and
Y. J. MURPHY; one a
whom all conduct the English Department.
gr The PEipciPai begs leave 10 remind his
palross Of The great imp0Iianee ofhasihg their
sons AZ school fFom The 4. q 10 The last day n
the session.
s,ne2. 5s-3w
- The Raleigh RrgisseS, Star. aud sland-
ard, Wilmington chfonieie. Ne~bern Specia-
tor, Edsnioa GsEette, Washington Wing, and
Danvile Reporter, sIli inseIi saee aweek for
three weeks.
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Lady's and Gcntlcman's
Magazine.

THE greatincrsase in the subscription iisl
Of this highly popular Magazine 1.-THE edi
ton having more than doubl,d 10 less thar
six munlhs,l induces the proprietor 20 com
mence a new volume with the July number
u will be issued in the most attractive style
with the first ola new series Of RICH 0RfGI.
NAL ENGRAYINGS, got up IN a manner that
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work, il must be remembered that most OF tho
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thus far boosted, arrangements have been
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who delight in the sports OF the rod and the
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S. w. corner Sd and chesaut streets,
Philadelphia.
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A CARD TO NY CONSTITUENTS.

n 1ahb ~ ~ ~
Impellpd by deep conviction Of con.
slitutionsl obligation TO separate from my
Southern friends on The question of re-
scinding the .2lsl Rule Of the House, and
declining TO assign my reasons in Con
press, because | deprecated slld,scussiun
on tina, subject al this extraordinary SEES
sion Of Congress. convened for the pur,
nose of relieving the Government and the
country of their financial embarrassment.
and because | was unwillingto avail my.
self OF privilege | was moi disposed to
ex,end 10 others. feel that i, may be due
TO those who feel an interest in my legis
la,ire action here briefly TO assign the
reasons ,ha, prompted me to vote IN the
affirmative. ..-.-
In The 6rs, place, hold the RICH. Of
pe,ilinn to be absolute, unlimited, and un-
souiollable. (lnr,ii line is to be drawn.
you viii hardly find any Two hit would
draw i, a, the same point, q RICH. qua
rsntled 10 the llumblest ci,zcn in The CON.
muni,y, aud tina, il necessarily carries
with il the Obligation to consider; aud up
IN ns consideration two questions arise:
lst. Have you the power 10 gran. the
prayer' and, 2ily, II YOU have the pow
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EInLsD CROUCH
Thursday, juno NJ.


Mn. Fox AID Ma. WEBsrER.-The
correspondence in our paper to-day. be-
tween Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Webster on the
Mcleod controversy, win be read with
great interest. The letter Of he British
Minister i written in good temper. and
NOT inconsistent with an earnesidesire on
The part Of lhai government 10 preserve
amicable relations. But the letter 81 Mr..
Webster exeiies universal appreciation,
end is pronounced 70 be one Of the ablest
state papers ever issued;i il imParts con-
6dence 20 all who read il, that our foreign
relations are safe in his hands.
The American Sentinel "a moderate
opposition paper, speaking Oflhis letter
Of Mr.. Websier's, says: :. We are proud
Of this mastery correspondence Of our
Government Ii Is full Of power, yet il
is full Of simplicity. II speaks the Ian
gaage Of truth with a potency that COM
mends il 70 every one. Our Government,
in this great state paper. stands upon
ground tha, is impregnahle. II win be
read with deep interest every where. Il
will manifest 10 the English At home and
to all Europe, how ably this Government
can sustain the rights Of our people"
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce thus
speaks ofir "Itis surprising how quick
~ few dashes Of MIR. Webster's pen
have cleared up all the mysteries involved
in the case Of Alex. Mcleod. All now
see that as the act for which he was
indicted, has been assumed by the British
government, there is no propriety in hold
ing individuals responsible for il; but that
we mus, seek for il, if al all. from the
British government"
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Rapid TraUeliing.-The Government
Express. which carried the Presidents
Message. lefi Washington al three minutes
before l2 o'clock. NJ. on Tuesday, and
arrived a, New York a, half past nine in
the evening Of The same day. Time 3
hours aud 80 minutes: distance, 225 miles,
being a, the rate Of "a miles an hour.
The distance between the two places was
never run in SO short a time before.
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The cOauiy Court ClerkshiP.
- We are requested % annOgnes
Joseph c. Norwood (the present Clerk
As . candidate Cor he ofEice &C Clerk Of
lhs Superior Court q Orange.
~ We are requested % ANNOUNCE
George w. Bruce = : candidate cor he
Office Of Clerk Of he Superior Court Of
Orange.
EU We are requested % announce
Major John Taylor as . candidate FOR ne
Cor The Office Of Clerk Of The
County Court Of Orange.
10 We are requested % announce
Thomas Faucet IS . candidate for The
Office Of CLERK Of the County Court 81
Orange.
30 We are requested 70 announce
John w. Hancock as . candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the County Court Of
0ange.
" We are requested 10 announce
Jones Watson as a candidate for the Of
Zee Of Clerk Of the County Court Of Or
ange.
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The 81. Ls,as Ttagedy.--lhree of'he
mnrdsrers engaged il thus extraordinary
Tragedy have been found guilty Of murder
IN the. first degree--yiz: Madison was
tried ahd convicted on The 24lh uliimo;
Charles Brown (hs one taken at Clncin.
nsll tried aud convicted on the 18th; and
james Seward. alias Sewell. on the 26.h.
Ennis appearcd as witness, though the
confessions % each were sufficient To
S'asicl him. 80.
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Notice.

an The fret Monday in September neat, Al
" the Poor lIonse. the Court Of NaEdens
will elect . Superintendent of The poot Cor
Orange County, for one year from The irs. Of
October 1871.
ED. sTRUDwlcK, Seey.
June Q. 7e-
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THE MARKETS.
M AR DO

In this county. on Thursday last, by
the Rev. William Jones, Mr.. BENJAMIN
ROGERS, jr., of Wake county, to Miss
MARTHA L. PATTERSON, daughter of Mr..
Mann Patterson, deceased, of this county.
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The Inflated PresidsRf.-On the in
vesligaiion Al The Office Of The British
Consul as 10 The truth Of certain rumors.
that this ship was on, ofrim. overloaded.
&c.. when she Iook her departure-all
which were dlsproyed conclusively-she
following statement was given. which
seems 10 Us TO furnish altogether The most
probable solution 81 that vessels fate:
~. y. finer.
Captain Cole. Of The ship 0rpheus,
stated that he sailed in company with The
President from New York on the lib
March las,--Ihat he vas in sight Of her
until The evening Of The next day: when
he last saw her she was rising On q
tremendous sea. and appeared 10 be labor
ing and pnching very heavily. The Or
pl,eus Al lhe same time was also labnring
very much, aud shipped large quantities
Of water on deck. Captain Cole thinks
the President must have been at This time
also shipping heavy scas-ihat the 6res
were probsbly extinguished, rendering The
vessel comparatively helpless. The storm
was dreadfUl during the whole night; the
wind shifted the next morning from n. +.
To s. e.. causing still more tremendous
sea. and The gale continued with un4balrd
fury until mnlnigh, an he 18Th. CspisiH
cole also stated that !, 'sss tis further
belief that The President did not Survive
The gale. but ioundered, with all on board,
before shutdown on the 18th. or in less
than twenty four hours aller he lsst saw
he,; and most probably in the terrific
| nigh, Of the 18th Of March. In which
opinion other nautical gentlemen present
seemed fully 10 coneide.
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For the purpose Of letting tina, portion
Of our readers who arc not in The habit
Of meeting with Loco Foco newspapers
see wha, kind Of articles sometimes ap.
pear in them, we re-pub'ish The two fol-
lowing. taken from opposition presses Of
this state. We are mortified to know
that such had their origin in the state. A
savage, no. no; a savage, but brutal yell
over The grave Of the dead! An impious
sheer, tina. none bu, fool could utter, IN
the President OF the United States, for re-
commencing The regarding Of religious
observances in view OF the heavy judg-
ment Of Heaven, just visited upon the
land. Certainly, the writer's Of these ar
ticles possess. within their own lit'le
sphere, the same kind of inverted ambi-
ton belonging to Garrison. the abolition
isl, who declared on late public occa-
sion that he was truly glad 10 be the OBJ.
iect Of scorn. Wilmington Chron.
From the Fayetteville North Caroliuian of
May %. -
Charles Ogle, WHOse "OtHntous VI
lies" published in Tie Observer every DO.
DIV recollects, and which. Wings them
selves acknowledge (some Of them We
mean,) we're lies. but helped the election
of Harrison more than any other humbug
,ha, was 90, up by the Tippecanoe boys
is DEAD. lie has gone, no doubt. to
pay the forfeit Of his pertidy. lie has
followed his General. in whose cause he
manifested such dishonest zeal. while
Martin Fan Bmen. The victim Of his
scorpion sting, lives to see the downfall
of hIs enemies. and To show the world
The triumph of virtue over vice.
III gotten goods are never enjoyed by
the possessors; SO i. proves with The
Wings. Gen Harisoa was elevated by
,rickery, humbuggery. and falsehood-
means TOO foul to ensure enjoymen,--and
Ogle, who strove so hard in his cause.
has been called off, tif we may judge
| from wha, litlle we know ofhim, by de
lirium uemens or something akin, 10 ans
wer, no doubt. life Of sin. Wha, a lesson
to puor, misguided, deluded. wIelched
man. Had Charles Ogle thought halt as
much about his God, or suosc hall as
hard 10 elevate his own soulto heaven.
as he did to elevate General Hsrrison to
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLiNl.
Orange County.
Superior Court Of Law--March Term.
1S4l.
William G. Jackson
v. SPetiliou Cor Divorce. !

Luciada Jackson.
TpHE Defendant in this case being solemnly
@ called and failing 20 appear, and il sp.
pearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court THAI
she cannot be found within this State; II is
therefore ordered by the Court, that publica.
ton be made for three months in the Raleigh
Register and fliissborosgh Recorder that mn.
less the said Defendant appear 81 the ne1t
term Of this Court, 10 be held for the county
of Orange, al the Court House 10 Hiilshorough
on the second Monday Of September next. aud
plead. answer or demur, the petition viii be
taken pro confssso.
JOS. C. NORWOOD, C. s. C..
Price adv. 81 90. S. 3m
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The articles noticed below by the VIII
mingion Chronicle, attracted our attention
on their first appearance, but we were at
loss in what terms to speak Of them.
Such wanton attacks upon the dead; such
impious sneers, almost amounting to BIAS
phemy, will meet the unqualified disap-
probation Of every one who possesses the
feelings Of man. Those who, by such
vile attacks upon the memory Of Charles
oglc, expect to do away the effect Of his
able speech, have very much mistaken
the character of the American people.
Their sympathy for the dead will enable
them to overcome their prejudices, when
they will do justice to his memory. They
will then be able to see, that instead Of
being an omnibus of lies" every item
in his speech was sustained by official
vouchers.
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Negroes for Sale.

Y9Y virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Pleas
- and Quarter Sessions for the county Of
Orange, shall offsr Tor sale, on Friday The
18th day Of June next, 81 the late residence of
James M Adams. deed. one likely Negro Girl.
abou, twelve years Of age; slso likely Negro
Boy. about sixteen years Of age. A credit Of
twelve months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security
JAMES M.ADAMS. ..adm'r.
May IS. "a sw
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June 8. Is4I.

II is stated in one Of the Philadelphia
papers, that the President, Directors and
Company ofthe Bank of the United States
have entered a suit against Nicholas Bid
die, esq. late President Of that institution.
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Wanted.

n GOOD COOPER, with sober and indus.
81 trious habits. one that can make Flour
gauels, Tobacco Hogsheads, and Lard Kegs.
10 such an one constant employment viii be
PAUL c. CAMERON.
Janeq rs Nv
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TIE subscriber hcgs leave 10 inform be
friends and the public generally, that he
has taken and fitted mp the House on the
south west corner Of Hlllsborough street, in
the city Of Raleigh. opposite the State Capitol,
formerly kept as Tavern ss a iuTEL and
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, for the ae-
commodatiun of travellers and others, under
tha mama and titla az
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We have received from Messrs. John
son a. Smith, No. Q, George Street, PHI
ladelphia, Specimen Book, exhibiting
The great variety Of Printing Type and
Ornaments cast NJ their Foundry. This
is, we believe, the oldest establishment Of
the kind in the United States, and the en-
terprise and industry Of the present pro-
prietors have added greatly 10 the variety
and beauty Of the type; and the richness
of the flowers and other ornaments, in
Guiding a variety Of cuts for almost all
purposes, render il now equal, il not SUI
perior, to any other establishment Of the
kind. In addition to their splendid as
sortment Of type, all other kinds Of print
ing materials can be had al their establish
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17

A New volume-In Splendid Style.
July, 1871.
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he Presidency, he might perhaps hsvr
lived a sKsmFls q he ftsi ~ msakind,
iuslssd q ssEniEg 10 he knass."
Pen shs Ralsiph slsssara. n Nsy -
GREAT NATIONAL BEREAVEMENT
@WIigsr sffAt a.ils. ssvs
Charles Ogie. esq. Il "spooh" nolo-
rely ~ no msrel We learn from ihe
Phlisdelphis papers that he died q he
rrsidenre ID Somerset county. on The l7lh
inst. Il j. lhosghs The le-aeliah ef hls
-kiieLsn dsssIoPemenls" OeessiOnsd his
death.
win President 1kfer sllo~ g chris-
,isn Protle 70 be osrrlsksn ~ ID grtai :
public cslsmily" and nal feel il inenm-
bent upon him 20 ssi apart day lof Fssl
ING and Prayer! When you reeollees.
Mr. Tyler. thai IL j. The /" disfingnsked''
Chsrlss 0ele that this nsIien las loss.
We trust yoa ulll con.ider il . . beresre-
meni peculiarly cslrulsHd 20 be regard
ed - heavy sfilselion." and ihst you
vii therefore. .sci in conformity siah
ihe gfnerslsHpeela,ian and feelings oflhe
: uhig' commonly lin recommending
!. some fourth Of July" Is . day 20 be
observed in /" Fssiing snd Prayer. By
sueh religious services" ss Charles 0gle's
uhig" brethren "msy deem suitable
for The oeeasion." and. . may they eli.
with me accord. join in humble and re
reTtnlisl spprosch 10 HA. in hose hands
they are. and invoke him 10 inspire ihsm
with proper spirit and temper Of hesri
and mind under these frowns Of His Pro-
si.lenee. end siill 10 besiow Ills Prosi.
denee. and slil. 20 besiow HIS gracious
benedielions upon ouT Government" By
saving lis people from The great Il Of all
"nalionsl berravemsnls"-lhe establish
ing OF National Bank "=
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Weekly Almanac.
Received this Day,
and for Sale,

COFFEE, Sugar, Imperial and Hyson
~ Teas, Mustard, Sal Ara,us, Coperss.
Indigo, Eloney-dew Tobacco, Candles.
Cotton Cards. best quality, Bed Cords.
Ploughlmes. Window Glass. Powder,
Shot, Nails. Ginger, Soap. Backing, &c.
JAMES WEBB. in. q co.
Jane l6. IL
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JOHN ZIEGENFUS
Five Gents Reward.

IRAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 25th
~ of May last, a bound hoy by the name of
JAMES HINTON, about thirteen years ofaee.
I hereby forewarn all persons from harboriag
or employing him, under the penalty Of the
law. -
-M DAVID CRAIG.
June s.. 76-Iw
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HThe Peoples House,

Z The undersigned has lad considerable ek-
perienee a. al Inn Keeper. both in this state
and At the North, aud fia'ters himself thai he
can please these who shall honor him with
their custom. HIS charges shall be in cop-
formiiy with the times and the prices Of pro-
visions. lie has been al much expense ins,-
pairing and rtfitiing the sane, aud tiEereisis
earnestly so.icits share Of public patronage.
II is usual ~ such annuneiatons, 10 make
large promises 10 the public, which are in
many instances never realized--the Subscriber
aill make none. for 10 those who have known
him as Public House keeper, il is unacces-
sary; and TO those who do not. be would re.
specially say, come and Try, and Judge for your
ssluts.
The public's humble servant. It's
JOHN ZIEGENFUSS. =
N. b. Gent.el regular boarders, with or
without rooms, can be accommodated at The
PKoPLK's HOUSE, on reasonable terms.
Raleigh, May &c. S. swe
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Fairfield Academy.
IN iE Fan sfEsian Of this Srtuui. iasa - ;
aulth Esfi q H7lEksFeuEh,l NlI eoIa-
mir@rr y tha t&Ih u 1uiy Hne else O 80
iuih u nseraber.
beasa e~n - haG i ihs naighhsIhool, 81
frs4 81 q - - psF saenlk.
Jas. r.. CLARK.
tEP The kaieiFh ReAs<srs aad sisn sfa
sill lnsEal ihs ah~Es enee q SEEK Go lhsrs
weeks-
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Tur coNTRIBUTORS

In addition, to the unusually fine array Of
original contributors which the Magazine has
thus far boosted, arrangements have been
made with number more Of the best writers
of the day, SO that spice aud variety may be
looked Tor in the literary department Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17

DO Mr. Andrew Mlekls Woald 70.
specially infam The eitizsnl 81 Orange,
thai he hss declined beng aczaii5ais 81
de COanty Cour ClerkshiP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16
Lni,d NursapaTtga
Js.. pa &. T>ifP.'s CSHcenIraisd SarssPaTtg'
ron TIE CURE OF
SCROFULA
MEVCITRIkI, DISl

rIIIE sarrapans OF the shops very apt 10 be nearly
quite hcIi, either from age or from having b"h -
ether with the improper modes 81 pre-
which have long been In vogue, s' proba ~ con
trhuicd tos variable reputation The activity ~ thr io'
il scliCNcdte depend upon enc or more acii fi'ieS
soluble to extent wafer cold hot AMI citei
rendcrcdiuer by chemical ehngc nj the ten
2l2 deg This tact appcarsts be icionsrd py
Hancock makes the following observations "Aner long
boiling peculiar Odnur which tscs ahun,any On the
Of good SNrsaTaila Is almost eNtnSulshcd FROM
the Sarstpatlla prepared IA this way iohni NO sce
results upon patient, ia peculiar nausrtns
rowsy, AMI racknK effects produced 10y alarrc qanuy
although the dccocion OF six or eight ounces Was tueda
Ciose.h-t Wood q Buekes T.. \. DispcnsdicTy
knowledge these facts and the uncertainty prae
of the Of Sarsapartla In use, cn tc us
covcry after repeated experiments oi the mctho oi pre-
pairing ccnIouninx the extract now oncrcin the uc
al prOfc the public. pIeparcdby new pro-
,rfh0Hf boiling aud Is warranted To contain IN con-
centrac orn she active PRINCIPLES oi the root obheu
from the most approved species NJ suilaN 49,
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested IN private pacnCe
in the successful treatment of the worst forms OF ihc ms
the OF which S1TSspara is rceoinhcnd
AFTER other atoms of that medicine, the ranaeca Ne
ulceratous, and affections Of the bones IN Spe
Scrufl and nrrCurial amt yphitc diseases
without any other treatment except ue most simple apPh-
cations the parts diseased .l NJ twu OF three bottles
In similar will prove the efficacy AMI importance OF
the preparation.
has been gwen too freely Ia scruous habits Tor the cure
other Diseases being admirably calculated In such cases
To rctnoye all disease hon The body! anu restore to
vsor Of the constitution The use OF two or three bottles
will, every such OCCASION prove an enccua security
against secondary affections. ,.
As tonic and Ate particularly in general debility,
impure aud drpravcd conditions ut the SYSTEM itom
Scrola and other diseases, In chronic Rhctunaiis and
obstinate affections of the skim IL II invaluable nchcnts
ALIEN AMBER DUAL,
ic 70 Agent for the Pioprict
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-16

DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Corner Of
Cary and 9Th streets,
RE- selling Agents for tic Manufacturers q the follow
n Ing articles which offered AZ the very lowest
ket prices, and liberal crcds for satisfactory paper
viz
BiasffHg Po,sJsr from the Pair Lawn Mills Connecticut
Rifs and Sporting DO DO DO 10
Patent Shot, an sizes from the Euaw Company AZ Bal
tiinOrc
bar Lead from do do 10
Mustard In quarter, half and pound boucg; CHoc0.
tate Nos T. from Mcssra Fclps celebrated Factory a
Philadelphia
Ground Piaisf,r In orocs and bis, from the Lubcc
Mills
Naiis and Brqas n al descriptions, from tho Cumbrr
land and PhoniI Works, near Philalclphia
Winter and SHmHHST Lamp oil, from several 81 the
most celebrated Manufacturers II New Bedford.
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