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one dollar for the fret, aud twenty five tt'hs
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will be made to advertisers by The s,sF.
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United STATES District Court
Of North Carolina.

IN BiNKRUPTCY:
= Roice 10 show cause against the Peti
IONS Of The following Petitioners fur Their dis.
cbarac and certificate as Baukrlpis, al New.
bern, on the fourth Monday in 0ctober neal,
viz.
ORANGE, COUNTY.
David II. Cate, shoe-muker.
Noah Hall. farmer.
Lewis Edwards, labourer.
lsham Parish, labourer.
PHb:lesiion ordered.
II. POTTER, d J. .. $. ID. C.
Juae 80. ST. lvw
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There : 80 much good srnse IN Ihs
following Ihzi We csnn0i pernlit i 10 g
10 onr sssiefs willioat csnnmendins u q
fheir notice. We taks il for gzsaie.l Iaal
Il Is from he pen OF our fiead Holmes,
whose kns&Be3se OF nafprt and SOUND
diseriminzliss peeps COT in every ding
he writes. -flarr. Iermsr.
solornn says. -Tsin up child ii
,fhe way he shoald On. and when he Is Oh
ne ~,sl rss depart fromIL" Tins Is true ID
regard 10 children As general tsing. bui j
Is, IL possible. more True m regard 10 ami
mails Of the lower orders. far shey. no
having 50 much scope q intellect. ar.
moi led about by pr0peusiiies which g
ufen overcome al the dictates VI reason
and sslasarg trainings efyeush.
Every domestic snimsl. from he bog
upward. i susceptible ofedacziion. ma
or less. and should receive iL>s be-
young. The lilile pig, il sub with il.
ing haHdlei and ri5lrd 4 MANAGEABLE
dam. is always much ana may even
when i becomes sS6ogeish way. aud
become auia5Lssthe . Mesmeric influ-
very suseepIssj1g STICK" when applied
suces OF Manner 90 the tickling Of his
ma Pc4ske him " shoulder over" and
sidsno stale Of " eiairDoyaaee ri
Eslers or farmers sons will take little
more pains 70 familiarize young animals,
such a calves. we should not have so
many vicious. kiekiRg cows, or head
strong. erDwding. runaway oxen Bat
This system would be -still more pruslnc
tive Of good among horses iiian any other
'risss. The Arab horses are supposed 10
possess more natural docility Than any
breed. Perhaps they DO, but we doubt
if hey are endowed BY nature with any
more kindness Of spirit Than hose Of any
clher country. The account given OF their
managemen. b. travellers explains the
whole mystery. The Arab and his fami-
", and his mares and colts all lie togelh-
'er. The mare and the four legged colts,
and the two legged colts all lie down ioge-
iher and play aud become familiar with
each-oiher. 50 that an Arabs horse is per-
fcctly broken BY the time il is month old
In this country, many colts are never 50
much as touched. mach less handled aud
caressed. nniii hes. are tlree or four years
oil. OF large enough 10 use. And they are
conquered. raiter than t2nel BY Kindness.
Hence IL is no wonder lhat we have
horses thziare hard to catch in he field,
when they see man coming towards
them --or are shy, or contrary and vici-
Ous. II is only The rising up Of that spi-
ut Of defence which nature has emplan-
Ted in them. Their first knowledge of
mankind commenced in war. and their ia.
siinct ieasIs them 10 look out for battle
whenever Trey have any hing to do with
him. A little, very little time spent
with such snimals pheH young. would
save vast amount Of trouble, labor and
vexation through their lives. Train them
while young-it is not necessary to
work them any TO make them familiar
with the routine Of duties that will be re-
.qUired OF f;iem when older. But familiar
handling-and tanning them 10 the word
and the will is all that is needed.
d40i,se Ecym2r.
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Thinning & Sheet-lron
Business.

fts:IE sahscrsber wanld inlsim The eiiizrns
Al ef0rsAge and lhe afIainiag e0uallss. ,lasl
hc hss commeaeed the ahose hssiaess q ~
"a sariols bFaaxhss. IN the ioNa 81 fisasso
r.ush, where he inirads keePiaR % hand 90
assortneai of TIE above wares. 81 good maie,
ais aad 1orkmanship, aHo a prices e suil
the times. he siii also sttsnd % Sat.ssane
aad Coveriag llsuses. rePaH'aE Stiils. and 81
kIads Of topper Mora, and repairing d All
kinds Of Metal Work.
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STATE OF N0RTH-CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Mckle & Norwood Us Nancy Clancy, and
Original Bill Ia Equity.

a NDaEW MIcELE, one Of the complain
ants, having made oath before me that
Levi W Young and his child Thos. q. Young
are moi in,ah,taals Of ii,ls state, so that pro-
. So Cannot be served them; they are hero
by notified that unlcs. they appear al The next
term Of The C our ol Equity, 10 be held for The
county Of Orange, on the second dondas &c
September next, at the court house IL Hills.
n rough, and plead answer, or demur, the bill
will be takea pro confesso aud set down for
hearing and heard ex patie as 10 them.
JAMES WEBB, c. G. N.
Pgcc adv. "a co. 81 CIV
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Masieal Pain ExsTaetoT.
AnS0LuIE HEAl-AI.I...

MlSlGal ram AaAtA - tata
ABSOLUTE HEAI~Al-Ia,.
~ ono mas. asa ~ sasss.sisi'
iO,VUo prove DAL.LEY's MAGl'
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesiimsbls.
Il not oaly eares quicker. bri gives ns 3D.
di,ianal pain, nor leaFes = scar. Eire =
posisirriF rendered harmless. sl0 he
- offered slx months 70 any persoa
turning N empiy box. and saying z !
asuay on aasmniing Is not eKils ,.,,d,
frw{hidulrs. yea not one frCgSnsl "a;
loftrials since has claimed eener,l Is.
rruls anxsous 70 guard ,ne. torture and
lnrss ana $50 49, Offspring from BE-
HE, ana pfsssn. *urns. or even small
ing dlshsnfs II possessing he envisble
Pox Pnslslfsce ahe cellular organs de-
Power can Do - By obtaining this in
slr9<1e ssIve. Many deeply burnt eases
Kfhe civ can be seen. and one eniire
lace burnt oFer and wounded three dis
unet times in the same spot while heal
ing. vet ii no case can be traced The leasi
cicalrire o. mark! For all kinds Of hurts.
is rapid. soothing effects, are alike I'M
p0rtanl: even sore eyes. all inhammalions
and broken breasts would be unknown
The toilet and nursery, for CLEARING the
skin Of pimples. removing chafe, &C.. viii
end il indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish Tor il The sovereign
heal-alI quality. Alier this notice, heads
Of families allowing fortunes for months.
snd ultimately DISTURBED features. can ne
yer wipe away reprOach. justly uttered BY
a disabled child, Cor negleeting 10 triumph
over fire.
"Ealered according 20 act Of Congress. A..
D 1911. BY comsloek 4 Co, IN The Clerk "
Gee oI Iie Dlsllit Conn Of the United States
Cor the Southern District u New York."
Frauds beginning 0pcA Dale,'s Magical
Paia Extractor. reader Il absolutely neeessa
~ that the name Of comsioek = Co, be found
on every package; for The use Of eeunter-
leit might ram one. Do moi forget 10 look Tor
that name. and avid il as you would poison,
f Comstork {, Co.'S fac-simile 10 noi on y.
We are obliged TO be on our guard against sil-
lsiny IN I'll places.
Bny oaly ~ the absve 6rm, whose power y
irfesocable for twenty wears
HENRY DALEY.
P For sale 10 Marlborough, N. c., by d.
Heart; Ia Oxford, by George Z. Taylor IN
Greensboroueh, byJ & r. SlOan-only agents.
Feb uary Is. e.
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BEANS ron WrNTER.-GatFer in July
and August as last rs they mature and
dry, all your small lima beans (caIied Ca
folina and butter beans;l dry il.rm tho
roughly after shelling, and pal SWAY III d
bag. hung up. fhey are yely nearly as
good in winter as HE fresh bean is in DO
ly. aud besides are achange when there
are Few vegetables.
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70 FAHM EGs.

ZONE with any Of Tie following products
Of your farms, aud you shall have for the 90
GfocefIes al c..sh prices. viz:
Corn, Beeswax, 'rallow, Feathers. !.
A. MlCkLE.
January 10. -
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RI Boxes best Fayetteville Ca Ne
Oo

q Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The abuya srtlries have been consigned 10
~, aud will be ssld Cor Cash lower than the
marke, prices. .
On hand, and viii be constantly Kept,
supply Of the best LuRN MEAL.
A. MlCKhE.
January n. Of
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Piekiing Cacum5ers.--i corrcspon-
Ssnsof The NV England Farmer gives
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HENRY DALEY.

DP For sale 10 Marlborough, N. c., by d.
Heart; Ia Oxford, BY George Z. Taylor IN
Greensboroueh, byJ SR. SlOan-only agents.
Feb uary Is. 62-
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Groceries! Groceries.
"a Fresh SupPly.M
SrFE ssbseribsr hss jssl Eseristd .
- fresh supply Of GROCERIES. shish
have bsea sslecisd wsth great care. and
~,H De ssl5 les for cash. These abe
.ish 10 procure good sriieies on very Fss.
sonabls terms. sFs respectfully rtquesisd
~ ave him . call. lis stnek J. cen.
e,Ised Il psss 81 me foliSwiag;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

q
Il Is in5esd amusing 10 see how hard he
ehivslrous caIhou1:iss ~ 10 keep heir sinking
bark uP-tosssd Is il is upon the sillews q 10
coIoeoisn. and prey - they are to The inssii-
ale appetite Of The Kindsrbook Weasel. Re-.
duesd now 10 . handful. mere eoFporslss
guard. The Van Buren party have thrown Of an
restraint, and plainly tell then, thsy media, En-
pset any Of he ,'ioaves and fishes I, d uilusss
The late distribution Of ofiets AZ WsshinEto1.
Al frst the Cslhouniiss talked u spsaker.
ihen Clerk, then Printer being fofisd n obtain
ing these Offices for their special patt1sns, they
put III for page, and was alike 4lnsuecessful.
The Charleston Mercury. (calaopass organ
Is 'stung 10 the quick. al his irsa,ment, and Is
ineensed At the sumors started in tie van Buren,
papers Of Mr.. cslhouns having wltharaun, Or
intending 10 withdraw, from the een,es, Sor
the Presidency. That paper reviews in severe
structures these fePoris, and perttnn6oseiy sd-
here's 10 South jCsrolina's fayoriie eos, and t.
terly disclaimE. yea. even repudiatss The idea
Of being governed BY a = Democrats National
conventiOnf 4 and holds the following language /.
> 81 II we cannot support the Democratic creed,
tAlN - ~ yACo4r tru Eirg Atauc ~ IS UEdus IN
supporting Mr.. Van Buren,, then will we never
support him, though forty Convictions should
unanimously nominate him. Aud 1--WE can sup
port thai creed best BY supporting him. We shall
fake good care not 10 allow the interests Of any
man 10 interfere. AS To THE NATIONAL
CONVENTION WE HAVE NEVER DESIRED
ITS EXISTENCE. AND THEREFORE CARE
PRECIOUS LITTLE WHETHER " is COM
POSED or MEN OR OF MONKEYS What
Is reasonable and good 10 itself. is not made
particle more 50, BY the sanction cf such bo-
dy, and what is bad Is not q whit worse for It's
approval and praise"
Notwithstanding this apparent independence,
and valisncy in words, we 6nd the friends or
Mr.. Calhoun IN Washington, su6servient tools
to the behests OF the Magician himself, Who Is
behind the curtain, working the wires, and play
ing the cards for.his own sggrandizsmentl; and
though they vaunt much OF their chiyslfy, are
little better than sutomatsns.
Indeed, We do not see where the Calhoun
faction is to draw nutriiionirom Here,ofare,
we had looked upon Mr.. Calhoun as being the
6rsi choice Of Alabama. but we learn from the
Globe, that at a democratic Convention OF
Alabama, ;" recently held, Mr. Van Burens was
nominated tothe National Convention as the
choice Of the State for President The issue
vas made between Mr. Van B6ren and Mr.. Cal
hOun.-Mr. Van Buren, received g. votes, MIR.
Calhoun so. !
So, we see, that prop after prop ofthe Cal.
heun structure is giving way, and that the hon.
estahiDking men Of the party are bsingfcoEvey-
Ell .'body and soul' 10 Mr.. Van Buren,, By heir
specious leaders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Il
/oA Tuesday. in Senate. Mr.. McDnfhs intro
dueed bis bill % repeal TIE existing Tariff aud =
impose dulles upon ihe true value goods when
the duties exceed 80 per ceng they shall Be G.
duccd - 80 per cent al valorem--afser the lass
Of Deeember nexi 10 IS per cent, and at.er De
cember, 1874. 70 90 per cent.
Mr.. King hoped that Congress would aes ear
y upon this subject, IS he believed The pEeseht
Tariff InsuikcientfoE revenue. bat he had doubts
about he propristy Of having any such bill OH
ginale fn The Senate.
Mr.. McDafie said The Senate was its own
best authority on this point. aud bad already de-
cided lhai bill noI 10 raise, bu, 10 rs.ss duties
might originate with this body.
MIR. Esens would not oppose the reference
though he must say twas step or doubtful pIO-
prieiy, He differed entirely from the ssnator
from Ala about The present Tariff. which. al the
proper time. be would take occasion 70 ,shew
was alI-spficieat for reTenue.-The bill was re-
ferred 10 The Committee on finance.
In Ihe3 House, the principal matters was bhe
reference of the Presidents Message to appf6-
pirate committees. A long debate was also had
upon the question connected with internal i'm
ProTements, b improving harbors and rivers.
On Wednesday, in Senate, Mr.. Barrow pre-
scented ,esolnticns Of the Louisiana Legislature,
instTucting their Senators in reference to the
Jackson fne.
Ihlhe House, on motion OF Mr.. Droomgoole,
the proposition Of Mr.. barnard, 10 amend the
Journal OF Tuesday but was laid on the table BY
vote Of ayes ll6, noes SO.
The House turned 10 the considera,ioas Of
more unfinished business, and the Speaker am
nounced the reception of Petitions TO be in or
der.
The unfinished business of Saturday was Ihe
question Of the reception Of the memorial pre-
scented BY Mr.. Adams from citizens Of New
York, asking for such an amendment u the
Constitution as would divorce them from all
connection with Domestic Slavery.
After some discussion, the petition was,on mo-
lion. laid on the table, by vote Of 81 10 80.
This has beeuaihe action Of the Senate upon this
subject.
Mr.. Adams followed with variouse other me-
MORALS and presented one against the admission
of any State into he Union whose Constitution
tolerated Slavery.
This produced much excitement, the Speaker
declaring it 10 come within the provision Of the
2Ist Rule. Pending the discussion, The House
adjourned.
Nothing Of general interest was transacted in
the Senate on Thursday or Friday. They ad,
iourned 10 meet on Tuesday.
The House was takea up principally in a dis
cussor Of the Petition present BY Mr. Adams on
"Wednesday.
long debate was had and much excitement
prevailed,
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Iiisuiih deep regret lbal ue obeerYp among
he names Of shoss Who volsd 70 expunge por-
tiou Of he Journal Of Congress, and thus shame
fully mdsilass Il, some Of whom We had expect
ID beier thidgs Wshad hoFsd thar he VIZ
einia delegation il Congress would have pre-
senIed sh unbroksn front. an invineible Phalanxs
againsi he ihieanery bf party movements We
had hoped hat as friendsSof iau and order, they
you'd have stood in The front ranks, and been
found batlIing for o. Constitution and The So
prsmsey Of The laws. Those Who voted for ibis
szpuass we're Messrs Chspman, Coles. Dfon-
eooIs, Hopkins. HubaId, Lucas, sleeni !. and
Taylor. Those against Il, hiessrs. Chiffon, Nsy-
lows. wise and Gilmei. Absent Nessfs- At
kinson ane Summers Mr.. Jones il The chair,
and Aid not vote
We via not enier ppon he discussion Of The
question a. 70 lhe power Of Congress % pre-
scribe he method Of leleeting her members fur
lher ,hsu 81 quoiing The Fourth Section Of he
Fist Afiies Of The Constitution Of theU. States,
which sSss:
. The times. places. and manner OF holding
eleclons loF Senator's and Representatives., shall
be prescribed 10 each Stale thereof bnf fhs Con-
srtss my. a any linz By ialV, MIKE ~ ALTER
SUCH REGULATIONS, except as to the pIa;
ces 81 choosing sehaiorsS,
Il msst be evident % an, however biased on
party topics ihey may Be, that he intent and
spirit g lhIs article Is, that Congress shall be
vested solely with he power Or saying how and
ID what manner her Members shall be elected,
and that any State law that may come il con-
hiel, is entirely superseded. Thefe cannot in
deed Be any doubt asto iis consttutionaIiiy. a.
bout which the "siriei eopslrnciiopiss, are ever
prating Indeed I, would be against all our no.
lions Of Governmeni, % suppose that il is not
vested with ihe necessary power 10 prescribe The
mahuerin which rs Legislative bodies are 10 be
organized. As well may States prove refractory
The question Of the ratio o. representation, and
refuse 70 accede TO its requirements. refuse to
increase ofeurta their representation. as The case
may be. The cases are analogous. and IS any
party prepared to sanction such proceedingi-
Is ii moi direct Modification on ihe partof the
States who. knowingly, did thus pslpabIy Yio-
laie Law, passed and approved by The supreme
legislative powers the land 5FEb can doubt
but that The laws Of the States which oppose the
Dis,rctine System is unconsli,niorai, and there
fore impo.eni and invalid
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- = -
THE MARKETS.
Office Of the Baltimore Patriot, I
December 90. p. M. #

FLoUR-We hear Of sale. Of 400 bbls.
Howard street Flour, good standard brands, this
morning at 1925, which price. holders in gene
raj are firm in asking. The receipt price il un-
settled, and receipts light Sales to d limited
extent yesterday Of Cits Mills Flour at 81, l8a;
we hear OF noatransaction TO day. Holders gem
orally are unwilling 10 sell al less than S4 ,25-
The stock on hand is light.
GRAIN.-We note slight decline in Wheat;
white, for family -four, 80 a l03c; Maryland
reds, good to prime SO 93c and fair TO good
do IS 88c. as 10 quality. Virginia wheSts
command about the same prices---smsll sales to-
day at these prices. maryland white cfrn, new,
"a = 36c; yellow do 80 4Oc; rye SIC. and oats
"a d 96c~
WHisKEY. SALES Of ibis. Are making at
24c. and~of hhds. al 90. The stock On hand is
small, and the demand light
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
rHE Looos AND rHE HANKS.

reader ofihe Loco prints published IN O.
bio, previous to The election, would have SUP.
posed that a. exclusive metallic currency only
would have come up to their notions Amer ell
the 1enuneia:ions ofthe Banks, all The euiogies
on metallic curreney, and after an entire o
ssrthrou Of their currency sjstem last Water,
Cor, shannon Is forced 70 Qake the admission
that. he people are nolssiisded with the pre-.
/ sent currency aud chat he believes majority
81 them are II favor Ola fsfsrm IN The banking
syssen, and q giving i a fair trial: Ae says.
WI however. TAKE his occasion. 10 s.,
~. ss.,sse well guarded and wen restricted
the Snte. with fxcd sm5nt az 49,
qiaie 70 The business wants 81 ne co,,,,r- ~
best snd most praeticsl system az b,nls 49, -.
ean. q this time, Be adopted 10 this sssss -''~'
He asks ~ 70 disess shsmssl1Ss Of psrts ,D;,..
Il and soi0pos Tie subject with a. eve .isrl,
- he welfare Of The people. ana Tie bslssrin,
q their currency Bat We doubt sxtrenei,
whether he Governor can bring bis psr,y Isl,
he ,rness and inducssa diseslmshi Of iheil
hunbogzipg principles. inasmush a. he SEED,
ofi.e,i6ns opposition haze lsktn such deep roo
Isl cltp seeing. they hesitate 10 sdon, ! vel
x<1l.tel paper cnrfiney. The Governor ssx,
sJf4e ue4Id approach hi, subject il he 'nro.
rsr .Pitit, .nt di,esi lofsIl party consider.
T'onk and '5ok alone 10 the wishes Or our cor.
ttiIusn't enl ,he good 81 ~ pobiic, believe /
blight - settled y : u1nner fafisInclory "a
nis> 'snlks e ths people.
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wINcHEsTER 8 sTAuNToN.. DAILY MaIl
rae SnnRT SESSION RI1I-

II will be seen that this miserable bill
has passed The House Of Delegates. II
went through yesterday with the power.
ful vote Of 100 to l8, II was not ipassed
however. until its character was banded
upon il 10 words that burned. This ser.
vice was performed by Mr.. Te9bs9 OF
Loudoun, in manner that did credit tohis
high and honorable sentiments. we re.
gard the bill as unworthy the Virginia
Legislature. as stigma upon lis charac-
teri What great fall we must imagine
since the days Of The Henrys, The Pendle.
tons, Jeffersons and Madisons, to erable
US TO realize the fact bill to short.
en- the session by reducing the. pay Of its
memders, has almost unanimously passed
the blouse Of Delegates"
We hope the Senate will be mindful
Of the ancient glory Of the VIRGINIA As
sEMBLY," and Indignantly reject this bill
But il they will not doEtbis-in the pane
OF common sense and common Justice,
leithem limit il 10 the present session.
Richmond Compiler.