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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
HENRY HALL, Register
STATE OF yERMoNr.tDE II ,erp,mb,

Di.'fic, Of RnsSg D,, , =, s.,.d
probate court held at RuIland, within and Tor saiJ
district, on the Gsh day OF November A. d. iei3
Present, Wm. Hall, Judge
oef'ain instrument 10 Writing putporting 10 he
tie last will and testament of sihan Laphsm late o
DaneyJn said district, deceased, with codicil
ihereun'o annexed. having been presented to said
court ior probate and allowance, by Elisha Lapham
David Lapham. Daniel Lapham and Anson La pham
the executors therein named
il is ordered that said Will be referred for probate
and allowance 10 the first Monday being The 4t
day Of December next, and that a copy of this or.
der be published three weeks successiyey previous
thereto in The Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
al Rutland, that all persons Interested may appea,
and contest the probate is:reof If they see cause
A true coy of record,
45i7 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

THE Next CoNoREss--A Dihculiv Antiei
pated The law requires that members of the
House OF Representatives shall be elected BY sin
gle districts, yet New Hampshire, Missouri,
Georgia, and Mississippi have elected their seve-
raj delegations by General ticket. A question will
no doub, arise as TO the right Of these members 10
a seat in the House
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
New Grammar.

I>hE pfincipi,, 81 Encii.h CS,u,nsf. tcnsri,.
ins HE so'sfaurs Of Ne most sppyovee EnR.
nsn "f'T'ma's 'usni, with ccphus exercises IN
Patsing aud Syptsr, iut ihe u.v " srat.n,lrs add
common sch"uls-hy Rev. feitt puiltun u n
THIS book possesses advantages ovet ,vrty Other
nov m use ipt the vausble matter which " contain.
and irt The nsa, aud durable manner In which II h.
put op. fot sale at the Rutlsnd Bookstore hs
" T. e SrODnARn
Also ~ sale above, Bpllion.' Laiia and Greek
Gammar. tgah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
For Sale.

EORTY FIVE Acres of Land, with Dwelling
L House and Barn, Trip Hammer Shop and Poi
Furnace, under the same roof, on an exceen,
stream Of water. On the premises is a wood 10, OF
about 10 acres Of thrifty second growth. and an or
chard OF about 20 trees. Also pine timber 10, OF
about 25 acres with 100 green pine trees Of an ex-
oelent quality. within one mile of two new saw
mills Other lands and buildings il il would better
accommodate the purchaser. For further particu-
lars enquire Of The subscriber on the premises.
IRA NORrHROP.
Castleton, Nov. 4th, 1913 45:47
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

STATE Of rernoai. lRE It remembered
D,s'fr, q Ru,lsud. -. / ID that ., special
probate coui htld AZ Rutland, wiha snd tot said
district on The I0sh cav Of Oct. A u ist1
Present. VIM. Han, Judge
certain INSTRUMENT 10 writing potpu,iing 90 bt
the las, will and testament Of Hannah psv.on late
OF Shrewsbury, w sad district decreased having
been prevented io said coun ior ptoba,e and allow.
ance by Jeffrey A. Barney, executor ,hstein named
" u orlefed that said will be referred tct prohs ie
AUD allowance, 10 The hrs, Monday being The 9Th
day OF December next, aud that copy q this order
he published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, IN the Rutland Herald newspaper printed
al Rutland that ali persons interested may appear
and eou'es, the probate thereof L they see cause.
true copy Of tocoid.
45f7 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Dissolution.

THE copsrtnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Sproat e. Stafford, i. this day
dissolved by mutual consent; AMI all tho said
Sprosts Interest ia all the personal property be-
longing tn, and debts due said firm, have been dolly
sold and transferred by the said Sproat 10 the said
Stafford. Also. all debts due fIom the said finn
have been assumed and will he secuted nv The said
Stafford. DAVID &. SPRDAT
ALONZO sanford.
Fairhaven, Oct. 10, 1913 4343
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, lying
l. in the north west part of Rutland, containing
about one hundred and thirty acres of land. Said
farm is well watered and has on i, comfortable
buildings; also good fuit and sugar orchard. -
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber on
the premises AMASA BOWEN.
West Rutland. Nov. 4, ls43. 45:47
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

Tire "a RoeA0ier. A destructive ere broke
ou' ~ Rochester, y Y on Friday morning a,
o'clock laying IN ono heap Of ruins twenty-five
buildings in South 81 Paul street; anl the de.
sfuoiion Of property sad TO be very great
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
STATE OF o yE;RMHoNT't b, it remembered cred

D'.ir l. U Of RuiIsnd, IS. d ihs, at special
probate cour, held at Rutland within and for said
disiric, on the els, day of October, A, ID. Isi3.
Present, Vim Hall, Judge.
John A. Vail and Polly Vail, administrators ofthe
estate Of Allen Vail late OF Middleown in said dis
,rci deceased, proposing TO render an account
OF their administration nj said estate.
Il is ordered that said account be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the first Monday, being the
9Th day Of December neat. and that copy OF this
order De published three weeks successfully, prer-
GUS thereto, in the Rutland Herald. newspaper
printed a, Rutland. tina, all persons interested NAV
and objec, 10 the same II they see cause. true
copy record.
$40 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

w j. the subscribers, being appointed nv The Hon
W Probate Court for The district 81 Fsifhsren
commissioners 20 receive. examine and adjust ell
claims and demands Of all persons against The estate
Of
Jos,ph Stacy. late 81 Bess0n.
In said district, deceased represented nsbfvent aud
also all claims and demands exhibited 10 Offset
thereto, and sN months from tie 3Oh dAs Of
Sept. last, being ALLOW ed ~ said couu l,r thai
purpose, We de- therefore hereby give roiics that
Ne will attend 70 ilc busuess 81 nar said appoint
ment al the dwelling house ~ widow Susan Stacy
IN SAID Benson, on he third Thursdays 10 January
aud March NEXT from ten O'Clock a. until oelotk
p. each of said days.
43 RoswFLL BOTTrN. Jr, BEowS, Com'u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

The Hibcmu, Captain Juikins, leh Boston a,
3 o'clock, on "Wednesday - ins for Halifax and
Liverpool She has 30 passengers Her mail.
bags contain uPNards Of 1000 letters. and a,
least two Express wagon loads Of newspapers and
magazines
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Carmina Sacra.

lust received and fot sale al the Cs.ls,oa
~ Bookstore. siN dor Csrnlina saera S,usins
Books, by the dozen ~ single.
CRs,lcion, Oct. 81, ists tsts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

:, The cNamnaiion Of young Fassei has closed 49,.
Mf Justice Bennett has ORDERED the accused to
ma bail IN the sum Of $4,000 Ia appear for trial
al The Superior Court to be holden in this city on
the 5lh Tuesday Of January mex, Ttbant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Cast,rtou Seminary.

The ncu Qusust vt this lu.nuusn ~u com.
mence oa ne iath at Not pesi. S,hs,sfs sie 70.
q-sico 10 he ptescni At ths heg,oulng Of TIE eusttr
tsis ALMON WARMER sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
NOTICE.

HAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the
~ 18th inst. four yearlings-two red steers, one
red and one brlndle heifer. The owner is request
ed to pay charges and take them away.
b. +. FAREWELL.
Castleton, Both Oct, 1913. 4446
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

NJ Office is hereby given tina, have sold nv
~ son, John W. Terry, his time and shall re.
ccive none OF his wages nor pay any debts of his
contracting, after This date DAVID TERRY.
Uubbardton, Oct 90, 1913 43I5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
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MARRIED

In Benson, Oct. 81, by Rev. G. II. Kent, Mr
William Brownson, of Sunderland, to Miss Naomi
G. Barber, daughter Of Roswell Barber, Esq.
Also, in East Whitehall, on the same dav BY the
same, MT. f.. l.. Barber of Benson 10 Miss Jane f
Adams, of East Whitehall
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Notice.

MISS NJ. T.. CLARK, has taken room at Ma
lVA jor Aliens, where she will work at millinery
and dress making, for the ladies' of Rutland, anc
vicinity. Nov. 7, lS43. 45:f7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

DS-EIrcTIoS 10 the State Of New York took
t'-'e % Tuesday, aud has been a warmly con
~'' one We hope The smoke viii &c, cleared
'''! 20 that the resul, will be known BY the lime
W heti Paper !. issued
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Crockcry, Glass a. China ware.

TIMING and Tea Sets complete commnn ware
- of every description. 80 doz TumLlers Of va
rious kinds glass dishes Of varou. kinds or sale by
4i:f9 BURT q MASON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

EIusANs' Mous DE Lars; c,sp. Psn,i,o,,
" IiaPg hos.lyn |b@ca. Lnoblan Clolh; lo'
gee. for sale ~ D,s,1,s a a, ''"-
RUilarS, OcioLeIs, 1913 aIaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
From the Providence Chronicle, Oci 81.
ARREST or DORR IN RHODE
ISLANDi
CHRONICLE OrricE IA o'clock


Mr.. DoRR IN Providence Mr. Thos w
DoT arrived IN Providence this afternoon and
proceeded a, once 10 the City Hotel lie entered
that house about two o'clock, accompanied by one
or two OF his fiicnds, and proceeded at once to
The register, where he recorded his name He
then wen, over TO the house Of Col. Smons the ed
iior ofthe Herald, twho lives opposne) where We
understand be Is dining
We understand Mr.. Dorr came TO the city with
the intention OF remaining and therefore expect. 10
be arrested
Since writing the above, Mr. Dorr has been ar
rested. He was arrested BY MIR deputy sheriff
Porter, accompanied by Mr.. Chafice, and two OF
three other police officers.
The officers proceeded to Col Slmons house
where MIR. Dorr was passing the afternoon with a
party OF his friends. There were few pcopl,
gathered abou, the door as the officers came up
and before Mr.. Door came out, the number Sigh,
~ increased
Mr. Potter went into Col Simons' House. pro
ceeded up stairs. He was received by Mr. Dor
with SMILE who learned his errand, (which W,
presume he must have guessed, at once told hin
he was ready TO go with him The party iher
came down sars, Mr. Potter leading, and 20, in
10 carriage which had been drawn up before III,
door, the spectators having somewhat increase
IN numbers since the Sheriff entered. but there be
ing not the slightest excitement.
The carriage drove TO the State Prison. where NJ
Dorr remains at least for the present He look.
uncommonly well and bore himself as he got in
TO the carriage, with considerable dignity Tn
party drove off from the door, Mr. Dorr and M
Potter the sheriff talking pleasantly together
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Estray.

ZANE INTO The enclosure OF The subscriber on or
u sbo al The first Of Oei0ber, four red year
ling eaule-iwo steers and two beilers--one has a
While spo, on The leh flank, and one slit IN The
I,h ear The owner is requested 10 prove property
paw charges aud take ihem sway; men
Iss. November s'h, ISIS fSH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
OCTOBER.
Fresh supply! Fall StOck!!
GREAT BARGAINS.


CALDWELL & co
HAVE just received from the South an extern
i IL sive assortment OF Fall Goods, which will be
sold at the lowest prices for Reody Pay.
DRY GOODS.
Broadclolhs from $50 upwards. sauinet. soc
mp. Vesilngs, Tickings, De Lains, Bombazines
Sbeetnes, Linens, Apaccss, WOplen Plaids. Dfil-
lings, MUslins, Ginghams, Shaws, Flannels, Jaco-
nets, Silks. Zephyr Worsied, Hosiery, Lsces, Ser
ges, &c &c. full assortment OF Tsilors Trim
mings. Edgings from one cent per yard, upwards.
Bonnet, Cap and neck Ribbon
Boots q nd shoes.
Every variety Of Mems womea's aud Children's
wear. Heavy boots from 2 To 81 per pair. Bro
gans from LOO 10 S2,00 pr pair. Fine Kid walk
Jog Shoes from 100 to Les. Slip, from 90 cts to
si,00. Chldrens Shoes from 20 cts. up Cater
Boots from rs to 81, 90 Robbers, Moccasins &c.
GROCERIES,
Sugars, molasses, Teas, Coffee, Tobacco, Oils
Soap Candles, &c.
FLOUR, SALT, NAILS.
In conclusion, the subscribers beg leave TO say,
that their business must be confined strictly 10 the
Ready Pay system. The fact has been settled that
the Cash Principle is the only SAFE and profitable
both for the buyeT and seller. We will take most
kinds Of Country Produce in exchange for goods, al
Cash Prioes Thankful for the favor already ex-
tended TO US, respectfully solicit a continuance.
WANTED
Corn. Oats, Butter. Cheese, DC. in exchange for
Goods.
W. +. CALDWELL.
HIRAM EDDY.
Whitehall. October. ls43. 42ij
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

A ne" supply - Paper Hansngs Of Tho l.ie.,
"a Sples; Fire Board PIRATE. BSrdsnRgs. Green
|" 'nd"~ paper. &e. IL nov offered on rsssnsLls
e"n. for cash or sppfoted credit Of .I months AZ
he Bookstore, ny
W L. SToDDARD.
RvlDad, %, 20 lsfa al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Fashionable Boot and Shoe
Store.

n MONIHAN would respectfully inform HIS
~. friends and customers. and the public gener-
ally that he has on hand large assortment Of gen
tlemen's double soled water proof boots, do, fine
calf skin boots, do ihick boots ladies' gailer
boots, DO, half gaitef do. walking shoes, kid and
leather shoes, do. bUskins and slips. misses shoes
aud slips, childtens shoes, and boys boots Of all de
scupiions, and ladies' over shoes.
Also superior Of oak tanned calf skin aad sole
leather, Of which he will manufacture fine boots. -
Work OF all descriptions warranted at ten per cent
cheaper than can be purchased in this vicinity.
Also large quantity OF sole leather upper lesib-
ef and calf skins, low for cash OF raw hides, lie
would also take this opportunity 10 express his
thanks 10 The public for their very liberal patronage
thus far, and hopes by strict attention TO business
Continuance of the same
Csstleton, Oct 90. Is43. 4i46
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

District of Rutland, IS. that at a stated
Probate Court held at Rutland within and for said
district on the 9th day of November, A. ID. Is43,
Present, WIN. Hall, Judge
A certain instrument IN writing putporiing to be
the las,wii and testament OF AJonah Ford late OF
Rutland, in said district, deceased with codicil
thereunio annexed, having been presented 10 said
court for probate and allowance by John Smith
and Salome Ford the executors therein named,
II is ordered that said will be referred for probate
and allowance to the drst Monday being the 4ih
be published three weeks successfully previous
thereto in the Ru,lsnd Hearald newspaper printed
at Rutland that all persons interested may appear
aud contest the probate thereof If they cause,
A true copy Of record,
45i7 HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
A New Book.

Tue, received and for sale a, the Casileion Book.
- store Dalton's Abrdgment Of toe three frs
volumes Of Aubgne's History Of the Great Refer
nation, published by ]. s. Taylor g. Co, y. York,
vol. price 80 cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09
Thick ESuOts,

1nn PAIR good heavy hoois. made from fret
wv qLalny leather, by good mechanic, Tor
sale by The dozen or single pair, by
43:i5 BARRETT & co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09

b. the arrival OF the Steamship Britannia a, Bus-
9n, on Saturday, O'Clock. p m, we have news
q DAYS later from Europe-of highly interesting
f,iure
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23

The scene of yesterday in the Senate
reminded those accustomed to the sittings
Of Congress Of the old.lashioned debates,
IN the House Of Representatives chiefly,
upon the vexed question of the Tariff; IN
which the duty Of Government TO protect
manufactures was maintained on lie ole
hand, and the lorty.bae theory on the
ether. We have yet some Of the same
actors on the stage, too and one OF them
( Mr.. McDufie) showed, IN his speech Of
Yesterday, that in his retirement he has
undergone no change of opinion upon the
question at issue, nor lost any OF those
powers by which he IN former DAYS was
50 successful in making an erroneous iheo-
~ captivating 10 his particular constitu.
cuts. An ANAL sis or sketch Of his speech,
winch will be prepared for future day by
our Reporter VIII doubtless be accrEtabe
to our readers.
After Mf. McDufiie concluded his
Speech upon his resolutions, Mr.. Evans,
ct Shame. obtained the tloor, and will no
doubt speak in reply to.doy.-AaH0hal
httHtatactr, let. IA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23
Eram TIE Jefsrsonian.

Tho Meck!enburg Agricultural Society, in
obedience to a call from the President met at the
Charlotte Hotol, on the Goth January, 1913
Alter the Constitution and the minutes Of the last
meeting were read, the Society, on motion OF
Lewis Dtnkins, ESQ.,, went into tho election OF
officers for the present year, which resulted as
follows:
President ANDREW SrRINGs.
Wee PreSiGeatS-Dr. s Fox ard I. |. Grier
Tredsarer-Lewis Dinkins
Recording Secrctdry--A, Davidson.
Corresponding Secretary-J. W. Hampton.
librarian Tho L. Hutchinson.
Board Of DrectorS-John IL. Caldwell, John
Walker, c. Il. Alexander, Sr, b. W. Alexander
z. A Grier, VIM Reid.
On motion, Leroy Springs and Jos w liamp
ton were appointed a Committee to examine into
the state Of the Treasury They made report
which was accepted by tho Society.
Several gentlemen, residing without tho bound:
of this County, were elected Honorary members
Of this Society, and Messrs Leroy Springs, c, T
Alexander, and ] w. Hampton, were appointed
a Committee to inform them of their election.
On motion,
ReSolvcd, That the Honorary members Of thii
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23
DIED

In this town, on Sunday evening last, VIII.
LIAM PHILIPS, Sen, native Of Cornwall
England aged, 90 years
In this county, on the 10th inst, Mai SAM.
UEL WILSON, aged 90 years and 8 months
a Soldier of the Revolution.
In Lincoln County, on the 2nd ult., GABRI-
FL BRADLEY. The deceased camo to Lin
coin County, TO engage as a teacher, but was at
tackled with pleurisy few days after his arrival,
and dlod al the house of Mrs. Caldwell He was
an Englishman, aud from papers found about h Is
person, he once resided in London. No 20, Cleve.
land Street, Fitzroy square, and was halter by
trade. OF L dyester
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23
CDarlDffR:
Thursday, February 33, 1913.
ron PRESIDENT,
uEyRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
Mr. FRANCIS, SPEECH

We ask the attention Of our readers to
E Speech of Mr.. Francis Of Haywood, in
/, Legislature. 1t is well worth Pc
al. One fac, il contains which interest,
nothing else, should open the eyes Of
Loco Focos, TO the great advantage OF
,yad Banks when properly Conducted
IL states that the Banks have paid the
safe since 1885, s550,0O0-ncarly $40.
400 a year. Let the tax payers refec;
In this fact. We complain now Of high
a,es, but II this sum was taken from our
s,csets wc should complain more.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-23
CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

The South Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, commenced
lis session at Cokesbury on The sth Febru.
airy, and closed on Tuesday the 18th
Bishop Andrew presiding. The following
are the appointments
CHARLESTON DISTRICT ]. Bogp,
Presiding Elder
Chag.ss.on-Trinity, James Stacy, CumbeFlaqd
w. {. Kirkland, Bethel, Henry Bass, st
James, Jacob NippGr
Black swamp. II. Wheeler, w. C.. Conner
W4herborougL- Murehison, II, A. Bass.
Orlngoburg ID. G. McDanisl, d j. Simmons
Cyprus. w. Wilboru, LOWS ". Little.
Cooper River-L. Scarborough.
Beaufort Msson-T L, LsdOetter, A "
Chret2borg.
PocotaIigo Mission--A ]. Green.
Savannah River Mission Michael Rsbbins, d
D. Cox.
Conblhee and Ashepco M.s4ion--J R. Cobprn
Pom Pom Mission Charles Wilson, II. Bud.
North Santes Mission--Ssmuel Lizard, s. NJ
Green.
Cooper River Mission --Abr.m Nsttles.
COKESBURY DIsTRICT-N. TALLY, p. L
Cckss5ury--W Crook. " II Bronson
dgefeld-Sams. Dunwoody, ". "a Fleming
Pendleton-D. W Seal, J. &. Davis.
Greenvillo Station-H NJ Mood
Grsenvlile Circuit. NcMekin. W, ". ksrr
Union-A. McCorqudale, W i. Harrison.
Laureus-Geo. w Moore.
Newberry y. Fl. Zimmerman, D. Boyd
Aiken and Hamburg Stalion--R J. Lineho1ss
Barnweil-J. II. Chandler, VI. Eaay'
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.-C. BErrs, p. y,
Columbia Statien-S. W. Capers.
Columbia Circut-W. 5. Hotom.
Winnsboro'--John Watts John 4, Porter.
Lanoaster--J r Pickett
Camden-C. H. Pritchard.
Darlington Ststsn--J. w Wightuan
Darlington Circuit w. Townsend
Santee-H. Spain, A. VI. Shipp.
Wateree Mission-W. j Jackson w. Smith.
Pedee Misson-W l.. Pegucs.
Congaree Nission-S. Townsend.
Manchester Mssion-to be supplied.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT-H. a. c. Wal.
KER, r. Z.
Wilmington ". Smith.
SmithvlIie-C. s. Walker.
Conwayboro-W. c. CLARK, J. + Smith
Badon-J NJ McPhersoa, y. Goudclocs.
Black Rivers. d, Lsney, ". Carson.
FavstteVille-B. English.
Msrion-A. NJ. Foster, A. W. Wa,boE
Georgetown Station-T. Higgins.
Black River and Pedee Missions-T, s Darrell
L. O'Neal.
Waccamaw Neck Mission-J. a, Ninick, 5. p
Taylor
Sumpit Mission-P, A. NJ. Williams.
Cape Fear Misson-M. c. Turrentlno.
CHERAW DISTRICT.-D, DERnIcE, P. F.
Cheraw--C A. Crowell.
Rockingham-J. b. Anthony, J. Vandiver.
Chcserfeld-A Hoyle.
Wadesborough-H. II. Duraut, ]. Tauant.
Centres Jones, A. Hucksby, ). ". Davis.
Mon,gomery-J. NJ. Bradley, J. PuTker.
Deep Rivera. Richardson.
Cumborand--C. Mcleod
Pleasant Grove-W. A. McSwain.
LINCOLNToN DISTRlCT-W. 4. CANE
WELL, p, E.
Charlotte Station-W P. Mouzon.
Charlotte Circult-I. L. Potter.
Lncolnton A. b. McGilvary, one 10 be sup.
York-P. G.. Bowman.
Spartanburg-Z. w, Barnes, NJ. Michran.
Ruthcrtord-M. a. Mckibbeu, J, c. Mcdaniel
Shclby--W c, Patterson.
Morganton--G r. Tally.
Lrnuir-H. E. Ogbnru
John r Locke transferred TO Alabama Confer,
once aud stationed in Russell Circuit
W, Martin, W. d. VI. Moore, aud X Nlurchi.
son located
j. Jenkins, J. Dannclly, J. Moore, J. n, Davis,
C. Smith, d. HIliIrd, and B. Hamilton snper.
animated.
j. P kcrton left without an appointment
The next Conference viii be held I George.
town, 5. {. on the 7th February, lsirE
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Trmb.--Go2. Letcher Of Kentucky, ia
his Annual Message To the Legislature,
SAYS, Once We were blessed with as good
ii not the best currency in the world, and,
being deprived Of that, we have experience
ed little else but trouble from that day to
ibis" Yes, from the day that Gen. Jack
son commenced his experiments, with the
promise to give the country better
currency" things have been acting worse
and worse, until now we have scarcely any
currency at all.-tdy. Observer.
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nELANcnoLY occuRRENcr.

I, = with regret wo state that on Fri.
az week Mr.. William \. Spears Of this
oa,y was killed By tic falling of tree.
|He had been assisting al chopplng at q
troe had lodged and they Gu,
u.rs on il TO bring II down, when the
ol. fell and the bait Of one Of the trees
b,lndod up and struck him IN the side and
locked him down aud when it fell back
/ s'uca hlm on the head and mashed Il
10 the ground. Mr.. Spears was an un.
sssInlng man and good citizen and was
b gis respected by those who know bun.
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NARRIEn

In tins county, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Angus johnson, Mr. JOHN FLOW to Miss
JANE RUSS Eel, all of this county,
Al The Mineral Springs, in Cab4rrus County,
on the lIth instant, by John NJ Black, ESQ Col.
JOHN c SOSS ERNAN, Of Pontotoc, Miss,
10 Hiss SARAH BURNS, of the former place,