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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
Marriages..

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Married, the residence Of ~ Morris EF on The 2s'h OF
November, Erv James II. Fissad, Mr. GEORGE w
auLEY Pdncc Edward 10 Mis-, kElTraN A. b. SMITH, OF
buckingham
Married Thursday a3d November by the Rev David
TEompeon u. of Madison o"lniy, Vi g.na Ia
Miss PuiLy ASS, the residence of her faiir, Ransom Sai
ders, Esq Johnson county, North Carolina
Deaths.
Died ON Thursday murGg o'clock in thc I'D year Of
~. IL. m - .on K Coon after pa,nrl Illness, which
Christian lciitule--ayD. husband and two
children Ia Their oss The funeral VIII tatc place this
morning u'ciosh the residence OF 1 husband, Joseph
oodc The friends and 2craIE tes ot he .amy
rad .Ius. John afock requested 10 attend without
further notice.
Died a, Liberty Hal. in ca'pepr County, Thursday, the
l instant PARISH, OF painful and lnger
and industrious daring his whole
lf rrci rom the confinement 81: raith but his
fors00k hun, .nd his last
mcns chee.cd by Tire confident hope q relief and happiness
were m athed in lie arms devoted daughr while sending
messages aHi Kindness 10 beloved and other
a.'ent Tt.a6s.
Died in Cincinnati. I'd Nov, Mrs. AsS. I.srA PWr,,
lanCon C. Eves formerly Of virginia she VIII
c.clc vi friends wcm she was cndeaf
enlenirance many kind services rendered unto others
81 Dra have been stayed ny The tness Oh us
yict duties Of fe b. the warm symahesof all VINO
her had long remained 10 adcn a3d etve Tue number
uf the living.
Died al his sdencc Covngon, Kentucky on the llt
instant Of Pulmonary Consumption jgIFFEsoN fhLLrs Esq.
iLrrnstoa (Kl o5sercer, Noe. IS.
Mr. Phelps was Of great woii lie was the sonin
law OF the late Judge BruckerbroIeh Of tnis ci!y
Died IN ErInswick 7h of November Mrs. ElizAsETH
rect Of the Rawlings, about q Of
age :, 49, 49,. - =, ., 3D.
vinced age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

We are reqaesied,o state that Mr. Jones Of Greens
Vile is detained by indspcson, from his seat IN the
Houss OF Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
COMMITTEES OF vI6iLAS

Court House.-Jamcs Il. Dix, Geo. P. Scarburgh
Thomas T. Chopper, SOulhey NJ Il nan, Mch'l II H'g
gins. Peter Shield, Henry Bagwell, John s. ssso n
Brown, Samuel SlIist,n, VIM. H. b Gusts, VIM W
Creekmore, Samuel Hopkins, Thomas Nelson, WIN
H. Nelson, Hy. Nelson, John w. Rowey, Edmund
G. Blossom, Edmund d. Trader, Griffith Morgan, 1"o
B. Ailworih, Thomas Sllist,n, Edmund K AiI'n
J. G. Wyatt, DR.. Levin S. Joynes, John " ii. faf,
Fox Fox Jas. Fox. Ba2~ell Topping, Walter Lewis, Jas
silliston, Charles II. Mason, Walter Scott, George
Hargis, G. Kelly, Robe, Meas, Thomas Bunting, ST
WIN G. Riley, Sylvester Davis, Richard Gu1ads
Nathaniel F. Powell, J. McCol!ns, Spencer Ns's,n
Asa Shield, Levin Cray, Levin Msars, Henry D.
shop, Samuel S. Carey, Bowman II. B,yiy, Efas'ns
SoulIey Bell, ST., Gusts Ball, ST., Washington r'mP
kins, W.n. T. Fltchet., J. J. Alworlh-G3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16

Richmond, Dec 10th, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10
Gin fnteILiaencc.


CorRT OF SEssIoss.-Before the Recorder,
Iueee L. inch, and Aldermen Underwood and Marin
FORFEITED RgczesizAScEs.-RicbsrdH Hobbs, CorneAns
Ryan FraDcs K=.ugan James Jones indicted for mis-
demeaacts il pa,eng an keeping Tor sale obscene prtrts
hyng seveay failed to appear and answer their rec'g
nzarce. were forfeited.
THAI FOR GRAND LARcESY,-GeoFge snii,h was ried
for grand larceny stealing horse worth $50 from fhs
Cummings OF No IS Ma4ison-suee- The horse was found
ia possession Of The prisoner o, be said he did rot Intend
10 seal The jury fosnd him not guilty
Pleas OF GUILTY-James Johnston, indicted for bar
gary tie Sd degree breaking into the store OF Micke
Miller No awaterstreei and sfaing 81 % IN money
Withdrew his plea OF not guilty, and pleaded guiit7 10 The
jSdxrnen The Court sentenced hin 10 the State Prison
10, years and months He has been in the country two
years ard has been in several prisons in that time
Mary Cotenap, indicted .or stealing $50 worth Of sheet
ing at divers times from The As;or House, pleaded guilty
10 petit larceny, aGd will be sentenced! during the terra
FoRGEaY-Edward ?. Riley tried Tor i<gery in the
81 degree in having, December last, passed. counterfeit
or altered hill Globe Bank Of Bangor, Maine, 10 Gil
bert Lewis, l57 Chatham Square in payment for coat
he said in defence, hai the BILL with otkers found on him
given min as bills OF broken Banks, but he did moi
know suspec; that they counterfeit. He gave the
bill II, be received it. There paupers petitions
iound h. he gave 50 Tor h- and sold il sooi
after FOR s.. The jury found the accused not guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10

Iax OF God, which always AID every where says TO
Human Nature as whole, q Taoa saait moi XII!
entering into the gospel economy OF salvation, re-
quires 70; oa!y that we should refrain frorl iaSlng
81. life, bu; do all we convert him from his
sits, and make him sincerely and Truly COED
,r7ar7
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Dated New. York, January =, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10

SPLENDID NEW YEARS GIFT
~ FOR YOUTH-The cheapes; and baRdsouiest book
for New Years Git, Robert Merry's Museum only
dollar spi-nddiy illustrated and beautifully bound in
CLOTH contaiDs. than hundred beautiful engray
iHgs besides handsome fancy title page The volume
contains three hundred and eigyiour pages OF reading
from The OF the author OF Peter Parleys Tales
will afford abundant instruction every Ouh, and by
perusEng the they will find much Amusement
;han when engaged ia ldlrness and mischief. Some idea
may had Of popularity when the fact known tLut
The annual volume sold only by kondredS hut by
thousands BRADBURY, SODEN 4 co.
1T Nassau 81 New York, oad 10 School 81, Boston
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HOLEMAN'S Celebrated FRENCH

HOLEMAN'S Celebrated FRENCH
" CEMENT, unequaIrd for r,endirg broken Glass,
Chisa, Qneen'sware, Ornaments and faacy articles OF
every description.
In The introduction of article the obstacles
many and difficult. overcome owing in great
to the numerous preparations sold for the objects
possessing little merit But the confidence Of The
proprietor OF this Cement such thai If falls 10
The purposes for which il Is recommended the money will
returned Articles mended with may be exposed TO
very considerable degree beat and will resist the action
ofhoiag sufficiently long fur al ordinary purposes
TIE o. using this Cerneai is simple that the
inexperienced person fail OF Each
5oule accompanied with particular directions for
Price . cents sod Wholesale and retail by D. SANDS
co, II Eas, Broadway Narket-street; 70 and 100
Fultenstreet, 20 Broadway, Chambers street
DO I'm
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E7ASHIONABLE STOCKS, SCARFs

FASHIONABLE STOCKS, SCARFS
CRAVATS. GLOVES, &c-Old Establishment
PARSELLS L AGATE. established in IS2s.-in addition
their excessive assortment OF fashiahanle Goods the sub,
srbers are receiving by every arrival London and
Paris fresh supply OF fashionable Scarfs and Crava
Their assortment fashionable Stocks, Scars Cravate
ready made Luen (ior which the first premium award
them the late TAR Of the American lnsiuie Stoves,
uSpeners Hosiery, SILK, Meriuo. ambswoo and bucksAn
Shirts and Drawers and all articles apperiGning 10 gen
temans wardrobe rich and varied Gentlemen calling
old establishment may depend on being furnished
with the best and latest fashions ar and moderate prices
PARSELLS K AGATE, 24l Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
PIX A. continue the manufacture Of heir celebrated
Shoulder Braces and genlenens Russia. hiding Belts
m
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Cheap Publications.

u TE,c following Publications are for sale
al The Office of The Tribune NaSsaustree opposite the
City Hall:
ALisoN,s SPLENDID HISTORY OF EUEorE
in J6 NUMBERS The fret and second Nos
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p Eos hFOR PEEKSKiLL, YER
S-Es5Ssasss--sS7g. PLANCK, GRASSY-PoIN'T, SING
SING, Il EKYTOWN, DoBBS, FERRY HASTINGS,
and Yenkers-as long The weather will pcrEliL-The
Stone VIII leave NewYork, ron; the foot OF Chamber.s;
every morning. Fridays excepted o'clock and return
isg leave Psekskli day, III O'Clock, P b. Landing
at the Old State Prison Whartoo OF Amos street. each way
Notiee-A goods baggage, bank bills, specie, any
other kin! e opery, taken shipped put hoard this
freight. baggage, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10

ID EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
a. a Rowefy-The subscribers Intend removing their
Clothing Store reff No II Buwcry the adjoining
mo l2 on the rs May and consequence thereof
they will sell their present stock OF ready made cloth
ING consisting general assortment of Mems Youths nd
ChidJcns Clothing greatly reduced prices in order that
they may go into their with entire STOCK
those having the cash this chance of laying
ing in yery good clothing low price, fully de-
lefinined sell of our entire stock.
$50 I'M" GEO. B. HOfT& CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10

Names Of ipteStateS whose Es-
tates have a,een taken charge
ofby che Public Administrator
or his predecessor, ard which
have not been hereloior re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-10
- E p FOR HUDSON, CATS
- FOR SALE.-A desirabIe Countr

1s55s- ~ III - utcII tUlo OUuuIly
-. Residence, al Milton town of Rye) westrhester
COUNTY, The premises consist OF three and quarter
acres OF good land large two Story csdern bui hoEe
constructed in the best fer durability and convent
finished In good style with marble rsan,eI &c and
piazza IN front and fear; good barn and carriage house
also new; and variety of frril trees garden with
strawberries raspberries &c kc-
The situation IS heaty and beautiful, commanding an
extensive view OF Long Island Sound The Deghbortod ia
remarkably moral AID quiet I'd there see Churches
within ale and bali THERE'S daily stage and stsara-
boat communication with s eify, occupying abeut o-e
hour.
Two thirds OF The purchase mercy may be sscured bv
bond and mortgage on the premises For IT,
guire OF - KoESRT AAIHlsoN, On the premises or
dis 5aESTaaIGs ~ ~ = 'iA.
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A lR TIGHT STOVES.-The greatest
variety and cheapest article in this ci,y lined with
cas- ircn and ucted with safety valve ton The Boston
miami may he found at No. Isl Water street. I'd door from
Beekrs an street, JusiIrcaEsd ROM Boston utuptror a
Gle with AN Please call and judge for yourselves be-
9 Dbl lus
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,,,ne, Of Intesa,ss whose IS.
;aIes have been taken charge
OF by tie Public Admin'stt si'.s,
or his predecessor, and which
kave BEEN hcretofoce reported
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER,
PRINTED AND pusLIsHsD gvEnv
SATURDAY MoHriro, ~
John J. Thompson

TEnMs.--TW0 DOLLARS per
anuum, IL advance, OF THREE, at
the end OF tie year.
ADVANTAGEOUS viii be inserted
a, IKE rate Of 81 % per square Tor
the first insertion, and so cents Tor
each week therealter--icn ms or
les, constituting q square. The mum.
her Of insertions required, mus. DC
marked on the margin Of the manu-,
script, or they will be inserted TIL
forbid. and charged accordingly.
: All Advertisements from distance.
must lie accompanied with the CASH
or the, will not be inserted.
Ann ,uocing candidatts for office
will lie IS for county ofticcs-$lo
for state offices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET
CONNECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Exchange on England, AZ P'
DO do 60 days,7a7l prm.
Do Paris, go days 5L27a $3.50
Do New York, at sight par at dis
Do New York, 60 days, ! ala dis.
Do Boston, at sight ltala prm
Do Boston, 60 days par aiprm
DO Philadelphia, sight ltaliprm
DO Philadelphia, 90 days praa dis
DO Baltimore, atsight lAaliprm
Do Baltimore, 60 days par aaprm
y. States Treasury Notes, lals prm
Sovcreigns 81 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons $l625 aSi6 50
Patriot do -. SIS 50a$l5 %
American Gold aal prem.
90 franc pieces S3 SOAPS 30
Nj xican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes par al prm
NEW ORLEANS CRY BANKS.
Bank Of Louisiana, pays specie.
GasS Bank pays specie.
Mechanics g. Traders, pays specie.
Union Bunk pays specie.
City Bank -..... pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carrolllon Bank - pays specie.
Canal Bank y :. pays specie
Commercial Bank ~ az dis.
Consolidated Bank 80 35ASs dis.
Citizens Bank =. 29a3l dis.
Improvement Bank -. 5sa60 dis.
Exc ange Bank -. :. 81 a So dis.
Bank Of Orleans -. 47a4S dis.
Atehafalaya Bank 7saso dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( sal0 d;..
ON M rchants' Blk N. o.
NOTES or THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One - 8 a 10 dis
Municipality No. Two. sa6A dis
Municipality No. Three 53a 55dls.
uScuRREaT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes ]. 4oa IS
Ala. s ate Bank & Branches l4a rs
Planters R'k p. N. Natchez, 6oa65
Agricultural Post Notes . 5oaa5
Grand Gulf ..... 49,. 60a65
Mississippi Union Bank =. 1880
Com. & X. r. Blk, Vicksburg, 9oas2
Georgia Banks - -. uncertain.
Virginia & South, Carolina par az
wEsrERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks =. -. para
Ohio Country Banks :. 49, 5alo
Kentucky Banks +. 1870. para
Iniiana Banks $3.50. par q !
Safe Bank of Illinois =. 55a6o
Bank of Illinois. Shawneetown. 55a60
Tennessee Banks '-.a's- laaS
Arkansas Banks ...-- 54a55
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-13

nj cOaEsniioa. hsA q DsriIssa Csl.
iegs q ne - q July. CD. DaSrr1 u
BaRRNeER IS selected = he Whig
eandhisse for Congress. Aher making
his snapuaeensai. he Carolina wa,eh-
man adds: aTie rose was anszpersdly
ca. and ws learn thai great unaniaily
prevailed il he BODY. And whai i bet
80 ihaa Al. General Edeny. Who uas
present q he place. On being notified 81
ne dfeissioa q he Convention. sigaiisa
his wish 70 address them: ihe BEN uas
rang. and the members again assembled
Informally, and be delivered . most
cheering aid patriotic speech. giving
his hearty acquiescenee 10 The nomination
Of Col. Barriager. and promising bis
most cordial and unllinehing support 10
bis election. His speech Vas very elO-
queni and VAS received with bursts Ofsp-
plause-si rs soclusion. a gentleman
stepped forward on the platform and read
The following resolution which was una
nmsasly carried amid lhunders Of APP
plsnse.
RssOlred. That the thanks Of the Wing
party are due 10 General Balls M. Ealney
for the palrieiie and msgnanimous course
pursued by him in relation 10 the recent
action Of The Wing Convention al this
place, and Tor The eloquent and manly
sentiments delivered on The occasion.
We learn thar the Wings wcht home
in the very best spirits and fully conf
dent Of success. From what We know
from other sources and from what inlor-
nation we can gather through the Mem
bers Of the Convention, who were assem-
bled from every poin. IN the District,
nothing but The most profound and crimi-
nal apathy can prevent Col. BarFinger
from being elected BY large majority"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-13
TnE sUR.TREAsuRY.

Is he Msdlsonisn is giving aui hints
Ih-t the Pnslderi w,ll slan Sub-Tr
sury BIZ. i paced b Congress. il may
not be amiss 70 ak he drict consfrMe
fiOnisfs, ahi deny ell powers under The
Constitution txrspl those specifically
granted. in wha' part II ina, insuanen,
they find The power n create such ma
chine ss The Sub-Ttssnr,E We won,
sgree that they n u derive il BY inlpii-
Gallon from The granted powers bee.uss q
Bank ofthe United States is aulhorlzrd
in the sane way. We rule them Up 90 .
sEsciai grant 81 The paser, and ask then
i il 10 moi little strange d al the Govern
menI should have existed more Than fly
years brf"rs The discovery Of such pow
co was made!
Bot We NUT quote The Enquirer on
his poinl--lhe Richmond Enquirer-as
we beliese the Editor has not rsuseied
70 Nj. day bis first epialoR Of lhe eject.
Ia 1897 he said:
We have ehjeried " lie Sub. Trra-
sury system 80 csllej. that IN the fr,l
place. % Will ENLARGE the Erecutirt
pswtr- ALREADY TOO GREAT Tor .
Republic; BADLY. ,hat Il contributes ia
endsnesr the security Of the puLiiejt fund,
--snd 3rdly, lhst il Is ealeulaied 10 pro.
duee Iwo cunsncie,; a bdsfr one for the
people and BE- tier one Tor The Govern,
meat. The more We read the speeches
Of the oraloIs on both sides. the more
Il my are We satisfied Of The STRENGTH
Of these objections. There is NO Sc,
CURLY IN IT. and i wM inuo ~,
heary and unnecessary erpense,'
Winchester Repubiicap.
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she gad sad slFsr strong BOX hdnb8gl
Hare shsy nsl dsieEminsd lhag he 90
sernmeni shslh' reoeiss and paw CT bank
noies.' lhsl lhey shall Be irsa,ed = no
nfyr What eonclssion. then. shall ne
come 10. bar ihal We nus base ; Bank!
How shall ne gei ontg By vasing Cor
men who will we far Bank ~ Con-
grsss- Co % The polls. then. friends of
The country and snemies 0f hnmbaggery.
On he Sd day ef Aagass next. and vote
lor Henry \, Nash. ORANGE.
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N0tice----Taxes.

N0tice---Taxes.
r. shall attend al the following tunes aud pla.
= ces for The purpose Of collecting the TaA
due for the year isfs. .~-.
Monday Sd July, at Jesse Dmhans ...
Tnes,iay tue 4it, at John Ncwiius
"Wednesday the 5lh, at u. dies Mill, g
Thursday The 9Th. at Michael AIbrigld's
Friday the 7th. al George Patterson
Saturday the 9Th, Of Gu. VIM A. carIigan's
Monday the 10Th, al John s. Turrentin,'s
TuesJay the nth, al George Eaurclrs
"Wednesday the I2,h, at CLeslry r. Fsuceii's
Thursday the Sab, at the late James Huicllin.
sons #..r @ VI .. 49, IT.
Friday the ti,h, al Gabrie, q. Lee
Saturday the 18th, at Mason Hall
Monday the l7.h, al fiillsboiough,
Tuesday the 18th, at Chalk Level
"Wednesday the 18th, al Mrs. Nj cc's
Thursday the srth. al Abner ParkeT's
Friday the 2lst. al William f.ipscomb's
Saturday the 22d. al Harris Wilkerson's
Monday the 2sJ, al WIN. N. Pr,n's Store
Tuesday tue gath, At Jos ph l.. Morire's
Wednesday the Ssh, at William TIce's
Thursday the 26tb, 81 Chapel Hin
Friday The 9Th. at Thomas Lopg's
Monday The 3fsi, at Pinkney Skies
Tuesday August LIST, in iIillsbUrough, 10 col.
lcct the Town Tax.
fUF The Justices appointed 10 take the Isis
ofiaxablts for i5i3, viii attend IL lie aLuse
times and places; and every person laiilns 10
give in his list is subject by lsw 10 psy tsa =
bic tar, aud the Sheriff is bonnd To elect il.
Punc,nalliiy is eSpcricd by all
JAMES c. TURENTINE. Sh'R.
Junc Z. 1..r IL,
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Attention p! +!
To the commissioned and commits

To the commissioned and nom commits
stoned officers and Musicians belong
ing to the Cane Greek battalion.
WfoU are hereby commanded to attend oil
"a Nancy Moiruw's on Friday the 2sth OF
July, al IL o'clock, for the purpose OF dr'i
muster aud court mariiSl; and on Saturday the
10Th, at II O'clock, you will attend, with your
espective companies. armed and eqnipt as
he Law Directs, for battalion exercise.
Jos. d. MtNiURRY, Myor.
iu'y3 81
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STATE or NoRTH-CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Mickie 8. Norwood Us. Nancy Clancy, and
'.@ others.
Original Bill II Equity.
\ NDREW MiCKLE, one of ,he complain
lsA ants, having made oath before me that
Levi ". Yoang and his child Thos. C. Young
are not inhabitants Of this state, so that pro-
cess Cannot be served on them; they are here
by notified that unless they appear al the next
term of the Court Of Equity, TO he held lor the
county Of o -aase, on the sccond ionday Of
September next, at the coat house in Hills
b. rough, and plead. answer, or ,lcmnr, the hi.
will be>takcn pro confcsso and act down for
hearing and heard ex narte as To them.
lid s~ JAMES WEBB, C. e. N.
Price adv. s. 90. So CIV
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w COL Carding.

n re subscriber has now in successful one
- ratipa at his Mills near Chapel HILL, az
approved Wool Carding Machine. under TIE
management Of S. S. Ciaytor. He expects TO
Kerp constantly on hand Rolls for sale, IN
payment inr which, and for carding, he will
receive Wheat, Corn, FIax-sccd, Bacon, Lard,
Sc. +.
49, as~s r. b. WALTZ.
July 5. go
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Rfriral q Religion The Fsyeiie-
vile N. e. Observer says:
A correspondent in Anson cnunly in
loFms ~, that les persons hare been
added % the Methodist thurch Il Ulives.
IN Ihas eouniy; and 22s u he Methodist
chareh Al wAdesbopugh.
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Attenti0n!I

10 fhe CommissioRsd. noa.eom sssion.
81 Officers aud jiuicimas. Belonging
10 ths Back crnk bGfalliOn.
YOU are hereby rammanced 70 atiead 81
Mason Hall, Oh F,iday llse I4ih Iaiy. q
eleven o'ciaek. armed aud gaiped at E lar
directs, sor drll muster and corr - arnl and
On Saturday the lsih yaa siH az md viii
yonr respective eomPani,s. Al Ten s.lo, 4. fal
Balaiiinn sxfnise.
PAISLEY NELSON. III. Gel.
June 2a 30
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RAPTIST AssOcIATlnN-

Ar corfefsnre hid - 80 n. M n 4
- the Shsds I'll caussh tte I. : - ~ rrn-
tlrmrn urrs appaiatcd o. utfsre D-lrg@lss
tsin etAef G.. arb .. aad sirans- 70. . 10 nssy
ard are expe~ied - suend he flal Ri,sr A.
- lattice. uairh aiii BE- he'd a SHADY ilil
easamaaeiuR - friesy TFrrraise ~ F-snnd
S1sadsy 70 Aasas neIi. % NJ. HAIRS 3 Par
ker. Nsliansen Parish. Rs 4, n lssknsll
AhaeF Parker D e. PsgIsi. e. q. xaneuu..
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Mail Advancement.

'ENHE Raleigh and Western Mails close on
Mo day, Wednesday, and friday even
ings oil 6 o'clock. The rranklnton Mail els.
ses on Monday evening at 0 o'elock. The
Longs Mills Nail closes on Wednesday even.
ing al o o'clock. The Lcasbnre Mil closes
on Thurday evening at 4 o'clock, And the
Oxford Mail closes on Thursday evening at 0
o'clock. ga. .m-.z@=a
TH0S. CLANCY
July IL. S2--3w
P. S. The Post Office is removed 10 Major
Pahner's Hpiel T. G. I'm
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SECOND DlsTRIcT-CoL. Barriager nc
nina ed.--It is with pleasure that We
have to announce that the true Wing spl-
rit has prevailed in the secsnd Congress
sional Dislrict-lhat noble sacrifice oil
personal preferences has been made fer
the advancement OF Republican principles
and that now we have fair prosPect
of seeing tina. District truc'y represented
in our National Councils. At The DIS
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