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fUnitex States District Court
a. Berth Carolina.

BiNERIPTCY. @
- Notice 10 show cause q { ainst Petition OF
James Tirner. Of Orange county. Far
mer, 10 be declared a Bankrupt, at New
bern, on Moniay The 2al day Of January
next. .-4s
William. Barton, Of Orange county,
Farmer, TO be declared Bankrupt, a,
Newbera, On Moa.iay the 23d day Of
january next. IT,
John Caae, of ofange county, Carpen.
ter, 10 be declared q Bankrupt, al New
bern. on Monday the 23d day Of January
nexl.
John Burton, Of Orange county. la.
h,rer, 10 be declared Bankrupt, at
Newber,, on Monday the 23d day of ia
nuary mex. -.
~ order oftb Court. =
II. III. POTTER,
.aeiis. a,rs q c0u.s i.sRasktaptsy.
aBeecinbcr rs $50.
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S;addling Business.

.lNiE sahscTikeFs. having sslabli, hsd them
= selves in illlisharansl. oar doui bslaN Tie
r iaiiae 0lliec, Mould fesgestluiss annonree
- ,rr ihiic that they have ~ hard - rsiea
w. assarlneni sc All the arllsles II thtiI lac
oi aaslnfss. VIZ:
Saddles, Brides. Mlrliagales.
C,rIiage. Gig. and rarrs.ll Harness.
Trunks. [hnih wond and iran frames. !
Carriage. Splksy, Drsssf's. Tuig and
Wag'n Whips.
C,llirs nl al kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and Bof-
fsla Robes.
A fine and large sssnrimrnl Of Biis,
SlirrnP Irons, Spurs, DC. &c.
All or,lsrs for tie manufacture n articles
far rep 'iriug Sc dane ii the shortest motifs Z
and 10 the best style.
They promise That m sxer;inn On iheir par
hill he spared n give satisfaction 10 he pub
tic, and earnestly REQ tes, the favnas nf TRIAL
HOOKER e. ID. PHILLIPS.
Januarf 5. o.
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United States District Court
OF North Carolina.

IN BANKRUPTCY:
: n tic. Il. show ransr srainsi Pefitians &
ihr .liaNisR Petitioners CIR their tis.Lare,
and celtifirate - ,akmpis 81 \. bern .,
Aoaday Il, p 0sy af iaanary. 1873, 10 MI
ORANGE COUNTY.
Alfred lValdell. farmer,.
Rassell James, farmer.
john H,rner, farmer.
General Baker. wheel wright.
William r. Hopkins, farmer,
james Nutiall, inn keeper,
William Steel. farmer,
William Lloyd, farmer.
Joseph J.. Woodrow, tailor,
William Lackey, farmer,
Charles Nj. Laiisner. late merchant,
Joseph L Moring.
] ,hn N Mason, timer, $685. .. ~
! William Durham. farmer,
Thomas Riley. laborer.
Solomon Fuller, sadtIler,
James vi. Watson, saddler, -
James A. Morgan, farmer.
PlblcaIios ordered.
II. POTTER, ID. J. L. S. DC
Novem Ger 4. ~ I0u
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haa. vs. 10y Ferry. ana lisilsks sssrl !. =.
ahea act pEnfs ssisasiis sbsssi sisss.
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MEDis INES. hs i prepared = lsrask =.
arssssea that msy BE- snted - usodssat. t....a
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sfsiiE sahsrrihF has - hsaa he fallswins
L articles. shish ~sll - cold 90 cash eass:
Bsi Pailal~lpl.ia C.li Ska.
NJ ,rseea, Or Ladirs q Grnilemsa,
Sci SAi9s.
l.laiag Skins.
B.ndlnR Skins.
ssoe Thread.
R,"i Webbing.
Bs~s Chord and :, ,rigs.
@i have also IN sssorimsni of skises
a Article Or haitrrs.
wa. II. GROWN.
Nosemhet 3 81
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III l. l. S DO ROU & IL n. {.
.ePUriJsHED wEEgLy
ENenENNIS uEARIT.

AT THREE notIAEs YEAR, n Iwo roLiAtS
FIFTY CENTS ~ raid IN AtyAStE.
Those wta 90 nni give notice oil their wi"
10 have their aDcr dir, ont nh.d al ii'r a.
lion vi the year, wi b. lic.,n.d as t''n ~
H. ontiui amt until. nur,itinati = hf no
pager Will e tisrnntiiutd mtil NIL art MI e's
are raid. unless NJ e option IT III, ~ nj Ct.
sdr'.'tscn cn,s =, [ .arrt dug slx's'h 10 es'
"n" d"''ar 'tt II e, Ii u, nrd istri, f" 'tis
'"' -, hssphs' qnett irs, t,n,; le's'i'nfs !"
pr po ttoh nmlt advertiser tn's t"T's h'c
per iialar. A tie,'u,t enei3 pea ah''
"'lt be made, y. aG,e .iisti.Al. H. .s.t'' 49,
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Pet ersburg, Va.

0ee-
Fas1s. HGRc a ca. hase ressixss - go
- 80 prsseas msek TEA fiia0 fuk -
AsaaAx Mslhlsa 81 = > hait Octave F'aae
fssax : ssy $50 -rsof csc a. ang esst sea
80 Taey Aatr ass - h~nd Esss Afse
ss.ek. asA waaia Fespaxsfsiit Nq%esf aA.sf
Ladies aa5 G ailsmsa "a Eiillsbsf.skh an< e.
ssfuns : - are il aaat 81 fssass. 81 saii ane
80 ahssa aad ~ thems sna shey I'll &c ton-
siaee1 II iae5s sup-slarssy g. asy sahef mans.
Lear. W eiia kise ! MFiatse sauAsay -
= GAsir aarahslily sadkssPlagsan sass lenss'
shaa aay aaher.
TAes have ala ~ hand large sssoftmsni
af NuelC 81 l.e latfsi pah's aits.a ioL f.as !
4 "A Z liar, Stfiaes 81 aii sesis. htsi NaaAss
i aixs. 4. essdioas. ~ kinds u Brsss lashs
aasais r. Aslisars Baads. DIsn.s y Al s'ita'
GrA1r
c. Bsrs & ca. wonld respersfslls rfe' -
mead ihsir sssorsmeni efFisnssn ad Msssr Z
Pssnripals and Teachers Of Srhoass. Any 80
Or shall bs faithfully anc promptly atlshees
%. !,
ror he eoasenienee Of pasrhssers 10 NoFil
c.rsssaa, Dlelor Matsnn Of Oxferd, hasanl
kiadlr eans. nied 70 ass - oar Agent, hss nov
a. hasa saFae ~ oar isstfpmeals. We shat
sharsIy establish sgeneies4a sihef parts =
\ alh Cardiac. kaaAias that sh.nessr o.
P.aa,s become kaowa they Slll BE Pfsisffse
q aaS oiher.
Jais ID. o.
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Just Published,

"A ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle-
ry Shop aid a, d.. A. parks's estab
Eshment, "a Narrative of the Life and
Adventures Of EDWARD G.. BOILING,
with fall account Of his remarkable case
OF Bigany." &c. Price 25 cents.
octpbcf &c a.
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IAN Away fIom the Subscriber IN lie "a
day Of January, 1913 Ngro 3 y named
HUDSON, % nj . ar "A years cd, tive iect
rlle or len isches high dark eanplr si.n, bis
upper froat iee'h somewhat dccsycd. has az
] .,pellmcni 10 his speech, or shutters when
I lg'nened. said boy had On hen b. ID me
d white waol hat dark mix q frusk coat uorn
ont al each elbas,.s blue k.atucky vest, his
plntaiooHs Of iisht co'or, made OF coarse
s,orthesn sluff twilleJ, huiIsne,isnp before, ia
. new pair of northern sfses, Is lnrbes aud
q arter lnng Said boy. expect, il msking MS
Ny 10 Mississippi. or the western district Of
Tan lessee a. hesw . bsoughl fsom there lasl,
.Jaae. sifl give = reward OF len dollats f,r
the dciisesF Of said hoy 10 me, Or his being
.ron6led ~ any jsi. IN tue state. or tea dollars
IL out oi the Stale. Any letter addressed 10 mr.
concerning the boy, IN ~ be directed 10 Tram
guilty, Grsnville county, or Fishdan, Wake
county, North Carolina
JEREMIAH ESTES.
January 4. Slim
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April 5,

4 y
Il, EMuEL LysCsi has Tie pleasure oI an
- nuuarl,a 4, his trends aud the pubIir ge-
neraIy, ,nsi he has re- o.iyrti from Philadelphia
i neal, i ssorimcai OF JEW ELLEkY, CONSIST
ing 10 part Il
= & ia and Silver lever Watches, end
plain V.rge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys,
Fine Gold Rngs,
Breast Pms aud Earrings.
'StIser P-nrtIs. aud LEADS 10 suit,
Silver Thu b'e-.
Coll iltasts aud Crosses,
A rich assnr,men. III Silver and Steel
Spertnlrs, 10 sui, Ill ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spnnrs.
Salt Spoons. and Butter knres,
Roger superior knives and Scissors,
>ilret Ear and Torit Prks,
M new Purses, aud Tooth Brushes,
G.,ld Sairl Buttons.
Steel and tilt Watch Keys and Chains.
SILK Braid, aud Elastic Guards Ior
Watches. It.
Gold Isrrel Lorke,s,
Coral. Gull Lorkets, @ "
CIV ttsires all Clio, Ks ofalI descriptions
cieanad anJ repaired IN his accustomed surc-
fipr style.
MAY e.
Df 4SEg r.. .,,fo an fL,. mr. N
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EpiIE subscriber having been eonsi 'eraIsy
= inrofn nodded BY per.o passing over The
Plantations 10 her occupancy. throwing down
faces. Sc. sle hereby gire n.iicasihal ali
p-lssns who NAV hereafter b. ind tres ,as :
= aa.s,ld p.ealises will BE- held responsible
fiaf damages, aud prosecuted scro,dinsly.
MARY MILLER.
Jaauary:4 SC en-
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C0nfecti0narics, &c.

MRS. NlssEuR b.gs leave q ihiafm ibs
public gsaeFaiis, tha' &c -. - &c.
reiFrd handsome sss"r msai 81 aIalsles -
her iae. amaag wairh, SIC wlald paflirulaf
N nealinn d same rxsrliens Pine A pc aud
d her chsese, sad srsrraibartels of NarSeFel
Nas sad ; Tie paL'ls are invited 10
give her call.
N,HeniblI Q. ..-#.@ 81
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HiIlsborough House.

IN If sub,criAsr having rurchas d the house
- and iat in Ffisb,roash We'll known "
PAidis's oidshsnI, lately ocunnied By Thomas
j. Crane, sign II IIsbaroneh House, lakes this
nlyth1d TO in'srm the plbiIc generally, thai he
il NV prepifed - acco,nm ,ia.e travellers,
.sad drosers n all kinds, as ne has good stalls,
.ssd let's 9th ~iier in them .Asthis house
isve,y neaf The Coutt House, il would b. yer,
ennycaIelt I've Jurors, aud others whp have
busiaess In cadrt. Nv tabie shall BIZ r,fnisn.
ed witt ~ good as the cnr1try sffords, and
,Iay states sish plenty OF good proscnder.
Ely bar siss srail be furaished wit good sl
ris, and - eufirt.y. separate from, the house
4 hope, therefore, 10 give ftii satisfaction to
~ WHO mrs please 10 favour me ~ith their
{ rus ON. Owing 10 III. hardness of he lines,
my charges shalt be.rery low. :
Afsw regular bsardefs can also be accom-
,modated.
Ill intend W keen nm hand Flour. Corn
Meal, Tobaccn, DC. whiehI will sell
low for c1si. -
JAMES JACKSON, Jr.
. .Deeembcr.7. 81
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
a fresh aupply Of card.
AND TALEoW.
+ WANTED, Flax Seed, Beezwax, and
~ II" 'Tailow. -e=%
MCkLE & NORWOOD.
November -. al
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49, A VALUABLE TRACT OF
81 LAND, about three mi'cs south vest
81 iitlsD"r"u.h. COMMUNICATIVE Run
+s.sl.Ss.s.::s dred aud fly acres t"tn,y .f.c oil
w"lth atc now now under eutlya'inn. This
land - 81 th" best quality al ,piaod in Or.
ane", wen wa'rted and hravrIy tfnhctcd. IL il
"''h," MI" 81 an esn"il.ti Merchant N I,
"a" NH anr thr ne,ehbnurh". 4 nptxtr,tion
able. The ownrr of tL.s Land hviey 10 Lin
c"'nion rs desitau~ Of selling aud j ran Il crr.
lure b" b"nchi "r mos, .ac, "mm",la'ire tas
a"y "ne dcsirons II .sr'irp the iata VII
please apply to line subscriber, or 10 4. N
Nadrsli, mh.. ~rsIt. t.taI ii,
NM. CAMLEON. .eeua.
aagas;.5. 81
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Wilmington Messenger.

sfsliE sahsr Iher proposes Publishing II IN
tswa u Ndaiagtaa a.weskis paper ~.
DER the ahsse aisi~. % b. q .xaled u fsrrigs
sid % ssnrstie laselli seaee, AssiraIsa q, snd
Damrssic.P Politics. The paAllraslan q tlss
has ssea undertaken. brlIsFiaF. Tat 4 I'll
ms be. unnecessary IN our commuasIy a tins
paua1aiar { isis. | an aware thai stie aets
hare been maSs - estsb5sas pahisaiisn -
tisis kiad IN our Tswa. aad have hera ~ 81.
Gen defeated; hul nsisilhstaadlag..l an M
der the impression that by ? sfs~EeFaare, and
the sanparl ~ % receive from lgieads. O.
succeed il sarmoualiaa every obstacle. At
shi@et ,wiil be 10 sappait lie pgiaeip'es ef De-
naocrary. 10 discuss the Z. sessloas al tie z u
With "a aess and eandDr. sad nrvrrhgfray nv
reasiers Inis erEar BY incorrect anfosm ation an
that sabj-ci which has heen sud 10 aaw .allrn
nluePr seated. PANS xil b. takeas 10 obtain
the earliest iaform atloa Of imps-vfaaee il re-
gard q fassig and Domestic mai e.. and hs
j sdlriaus selections. 10 eansh ils eolaaas y; d
stch asrfal distractions a will be highly 10.
f~Esstlng 10 abe farmer and lue public general
u.
TERMS The Msssna ger will hc pab Ishs
,Weekiy .. O. 50 per anaasn 4 paid IN .adssaee
50 90 Il psld Al the end or an maGtAs, AID
81 50 IL paid Al tie rad Of The y.ar.
WILLIAM J. PRICE.
Editors WHO feel Disposed 10 e ,haare xilI
nr'eass give the ahass one - Two insertions and
forward ~ an exchange imncdia'els
W. Up.
w.lmi,ssan NC Dc. p. ST.
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n NOFE &C IA "a. give % The Subscriber ny
Jsta II ifa-r. 81 Hliisbesovg',. III 6 j
lal'afs, p asani. - September term IL The Sn-
l,rriar c"nEi IT. D.aage coaaly. A psrsans
e .agaasnea ls,aa trading lof said noe al
sas sall r. asF liam payaag The saanr O. aay
person BIZ ayseif
JOHN r. MINNIS.
Jaaaay.4 a. s.
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I&LLZE SCLSG-9
.etlE ssrag Sesssaa II ~ 4 Ns BlR.
- NE1A.s e<heul 40 eeaans SIC - khe
s. &c G~aesFs
Afs p~psas - = F.reissd = heaFarrs j.
- Esaasly Il so 90 sasaaa. iasiae.As al
s1peaees.
rgRws. n assAScE.
Taition. per session. ct 50
Masie. 8 90
lise II Piana, 90
IRE 81. Ii %
Da1ias 49, Painting. 10 %
REFERENCES.
Wsa.F. Ms. Hes. "a. A Gsahsm fahss
n. 4 sse--d. go Dr Jsnrs Nrbh. fistlsh~
fnaea Giles Nehase. E. Osaaxe eeanag.
Res. q Lasy. Ralrigh, Me-. D ssEauoa.
ssahsra; R~vI 0ueass = i.mingssn.
Dre-mseT g. 81 :
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Bk.qsyKs for Sair 81 his Office
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
saturday. October %, IsA3.

For the North Carolina Standard
Mr.. HOLDEN: Allow me to ask the republi-
cation in your paper of the able pamphlet on the
subject of National Convention" herewith
submitted. 1t contains, as conceive, sound con-
stitutiona doctrine, fairly and candidly stated and
which cannot fail to be read by all who feel an
interest in the subject. AS State Convention is
to meet on the 18th of December, is to be hoped
this matter will be we'll considered and nothing
will be done or attempted calculated in any de-
gree to disturb that good understanding which
now so fortunately exists in the Democratic ranks
Not onl : does it seem to me- that the arguments
in favor of the District system are unanswerabIe,
but with us in this State, there has been but one
opinion amongst the republican party. As early
1915 or 1916, resolutions were reported from
a republican committee, recommending IN the
strongest terms an amendment of the Federal
Constitution, so as to render the District system
in the choice of Electors, uniform throughout the
United States. Those resolutions unanI-
mously adopted by the Legislature. And as far
as public demonstration has shown. there has
been but one sentiment on the subject in the State
since 1t cannot be supposed at the present day,
that to answer any purpose different course will
be adopted 1t seems now to be generally under
stood with US, that our Delegates to the National
Convention are to be chosen by Congressional
Districts, and then two as representing the St'te
bv the Convention 1t is further understood that
delegates thus chosen to be left free to carry
out what they may be led to suppose to be the
wishes of the people If this shall be done: all
may be right-but should different course be
attempted, it is feared the consequence may be
distraction and disunion, where now exist harmo-
ny and union. = A DEMOCRAT.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
DIR. LEWIS r, LINN,


At meeting ofthe Medical Society of Missou-
ri, held on Friday evening, 9th October, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted ~ ans
Where's i has pleased an aIf-wise Providence
to remove from his sphere of usefulness, by sud-
den and dnFooked5or death, one of the most esi-
mable of our professional brethren we, the Off
GERS and members of the Medical Society of Mis-
souri, deploring, in common with the entire COM,
munisy, The loss sustained, take this method Of
expressing our unfeigned sorrow for the event.
1herefore- a.
Rcsoloed, That, in the death of DR., Lewis F.
Lima distinguished member of our body--we
are called upon to mourn the loss of one who, for
the many ennobIing qualities of his heart and pm
derstanding, for his high intellectual Endorsements
and professional attanments, for his learning, his
genius, and his eloquence, must s9er be remem-s
6ered by all who reverenee the lofty attributes
displayed in the stations he adorned.
ResoIUed, That this Society sincerely deplore
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
Democratic National Convention.

1t is now universally believed by Republicans
and admitted by many Wings, that the De-
mocratic party has majority in the United
States Union is necessary to i've that ma
iority the ascendancy, and to enable it to elect
Republican President If the party do not con-
centrate its strength on one candidate, it is proba
Bile that the election will devoive, according to
the provisions of the Constitution, on the House
of Representatives, contingency to be avoided,
if practicable consistently with the nights and Dig
nitv of the several States.
To effect the necessary concentration OF force,
a National Convention of the Republican party
is admitted by all to be expedient; but to ensure
harmony when assembled, it must be formed on
principles of equal justice to all the States whose
delegates compose it. Any other basis of asso-
citation will prove delusive, nay, more, must and
will inevitably produce discord and distraction in
place of the CONCERT Of action which is the only
legitimate object of a Convention for the mino-
rity can never be induced to surrender its prefer
ences cheerfully, and cordially cooperate in the
election of a nominee who is not its choice, but by
a thorough conviction that due weight has been
given to its numbers, perfect freedom allowed for
the expression of its opinions and feelings and all
It's rights most scrupulously respected.
HoW ought the COncentiOn to be formel2
Three modes have been proposed The first
mode proposes that delegates should be chosen in
each State by the Republican voters in districts,
as in the formation of State Conventions, one for
each Congressional District, and two By State
Convention, or the Democratic members of the
State Legislature in convention, being equal
in number, like the electors of President and
Vice-president under the Constitution to the Sen
ators and Representatives in Congress. Where
State is not divided into districts the delegates to
be chosen in such manner as the Republican
party in such State may deem most advisable, and
best calculated to ensure true expression of the
will of the people. The delegates to vote per
capita.
The secondm mode proposes that general tick
ct of delegates, equal in number to the Senators
and Representatives in Congress in each State,
should be appointed by State Convention, and
to cast together the whole vote of the State
The third proposes that four delegates in each
Congressional District should be appointed a
majority of whom, in convention, to decide how
the whole vote of the State shall be given
The first system was first proposed by the De-
mocratc Republican members of the Legislature
OF Maryland in convention, and adopted by them
unanimously, without any difference whatever be-
Tween individuals on account of their preferences
ior one or the other of the distinguished men who
nave been named as suitable candidates for the
Presidency. This unanimity was induced by
he perfect fairness of the plan by its justice and
impartlality to all the States, whether large or
Small; by its truly Republican character in bring
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On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Berkstrcsser,
Mr.. josrrH ALLISON to Miss ELIEABErH TEMP
LiS, both Of Coal township.
On the 81 ut.. by the Rev ID. Grne, Mr.. JoSAs
SurLL TO Miss MARGAnEr D.siEL, both of Turbut.
On the l1th ult, ly the same, Mr.. AARON
STRAUSS to Miss LILLIA SMIrH, both of Derry
township, Columbia CO.
BY The same. on the l7th ult, Mr.. SAMUEL LII.
1T to SARAH ANN AcHV, both of rurbut
On the ist inst, by the same, Mr. WM. McWL-
LIAms TO MISS FANNY KNIUss, both OF Chiiisqus.
que.
On the eth ult , by the r v. John Bowen, Nh.
CHARLrs SHEARER 10 Miss MARY ALEXANDER,
both of Chilisquaque.
On the eth uIt., by the Rev. d. NJ Halliday,
PAUL LmpY, ESQ.,, to Miss J.sE KrTcHlS daugh.
ter OF WIN. Kitchen, Esq, of Danville.
In Dsnviiie, on the 90 ult., by VIM. Kitchen,
Esq, Mr.. JoHS AMMERMoS, to Miss SARAH Now.
mn. Of The same place,
In Cauawisss on the eei ult, by Ezra s. Hay.
hurst, ESQ, Mr. J. X. SHAuPLEss, to Miss MARY
Margaret HARDER. Of the same place.
In Madison Columbia Co. on the l2rh ult., by
Elder John Sutton, Mr. STEPHfs HEsRr, to
Miss MARGARET PiArr.
In Rush township, on the l2Ih ult, by the Rev.
J. ID. Jones, Mr.. JoHS ADAMS, TO Miss LUcIspA
VAsrISK, Of the same place.
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The reasons Of Gov. SEwaap for dsmissng Da.
vd Moulton from the Office of Sheriff Of Oneida CO.
are published in the Albany Journal. I, seems
,b,, Moulton went to Washington to demand Of
the President by the authority of the Governor, a
criminal then in the District Of Columbia; that
while there, he agreed with the man not to arcs,
him, and to secure the dsconinuance Of the suit
by the prosecutor; tina, he received for this $50
Of which $50 was to he retained for payment OF his
own expenses, and the rest to be given 10 the PtI-
seculor; and that on his return, he demanded and
received payment, from the State Treasury Of his
expenses for duties which he had not only not per
formed, hat bargained for pccuniay consideration
not to perform. These reasons the Governor thinks
sbundan,ly Sufficient to justify his dismissal.
". Y. Tribune.