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IN olyiL-~rhafe 10 no beilol mark OF
d gond RdugAllvn llAp cIsllhy, Vulgar
mlpdp are pYgf uuufsu 10 iheif mannera,
fuju ln theft buhavluf. AMI blunt IN their
fnmnfke, 10 treat al men with fo.puul
and kIHdnual, and especially the Hgcd, 4.
tho sure alpn ~ gn0i hear. Whu lows
,hu company Of tho evil Wa always
avoid lhpn,, especially when W. have n
npdaal friend by our ado. II YOU auuld
anlo lio reApucl and pooj will ofuIhofs nee
20 harsh lauauaggor vulgar Expressions.
fuihe unr of virtue course words are "A.
uucdlngly painful, and 10 no soc,riy arr
Ihuy agreeable or lwcoming. Dc civil
and ever mnnlssl the aama disposition
N ulhcrs IS you would wish 10 receive
rom thoni
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GTATE OF MInaIaAIppI.I

4 hhifk COUNTY Aa
~ 9U rffeoHs lllffegied In NE loiimelD,
Hfai bsiaieg NJ lnonua WnsOn, deeer,
rd~UnnnfiNui
VOU are bploIly cited 10 bo aud pot
SQUALLS appear lsfofu IA pmbnl,
Cyud Of Amils county, IN NE Fur
Monday IN Jdg HrrL and shcw oause f,
any you can, why The sanIo should mo-
bu ordered TO bu sold, lu.wlii-.Ibo und,
sldrd hall U( fractional section numlwfil
IN township number 4, ~ ianpo nunr
7, ensll containing 800 aefus, lylny In
Fiunhlin County, and State aforesaid. 49,
Also lfeci If Iund situate, lying aud h.
ing ~ Amile County aud State aforesaid
designated more pa'lculy Ms lyna an,
belnR about lhifiy miles oaol of Nalchez
on tho llonochillo River, which /, an
pears was surveyed Tor Elias llonnelI, OF
Tho 9Th of September i7vi--by virn,
ul wurranN dalrd 9th Nav. 1900, cofli
fed 3lsl May, 1909, aud patented Is
June, 1893; conlalninp 400 arpcnls, NOR,
or less. - Also fractional section numbe
10, IN township number /, cast, slual,
IN The County and State aforesaid. It i.
further ordered BY the Court that this CT
ialon be published in tho Liberty Advo
cate aud WoodvlIe Republican for tht
time prescribed by law.
>,,,... WITNESS the Ilornblt
.MNNGk JoHN WAIVER, Judge OF Pro
ENNs bate of said County, at The
5@S Court House thereof on the
IN" Fourth Monday of April A.
D., Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and
Issued 24,h April 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
April 81, 1914. 8w6
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The improvement OF M0TuS - SoiTSS
oonden, OF the New York Herald, submits
10 The readers Of that paper the draft Ola
law which he intends having passed by
the legislature. lie says that il speaks
for itself, and is gathered lromihe united
wisdom OF sixteen old maids, who have
bad the matter in charge some time.
A LaU for he Better Promotion cfthe
public Morals.
Sec. / Any married man Of the age Of
<orty.fiye years and upwards who shall
Kiss any unmarried female between the
ape Of fourteen and twenty, shall, on
conviction thereof, be punished by fine
and Imprisonment, the fine not less than
two hundred and fifty dolars-the i'm
rprisonment not less than five years
Any unmarried man who shall commit
the like offence shall receive one hall
ihe punishment before mentioned.
Sec. Any married or unmarried man.
under the age Of forty-hve years, who
shaliniss any unmarried female between
the ages Of twenty and twenty nine, shall
on conviction thereof, be imprisoned Two
wears, aud fined not less than fifty collars
ANY under the age Of forty five who shall
kiss any unmarried female over the age
.of,wenty nine shall be fined one hun
,dred dollars.
Sec. 3. Any married man who shall
kiss any married woman, shall, on Goa
yic,ion thereof, pay fino of two hun.
.dred and fifty dollars; if her husband Isl
at sea, then the fine may be reduced ioI
one hundred dollars; il her husband
smokes cigars, still further reduction, at
the optioa OF the court, may be made.
Sec 4 Any man, married or unmar-
ried who shall look at woman or girl,
married or single, in such manner as
shall seem TO denote desire 10 kiss her,
or shall smack his lips whilst so looking,
Or lick his jaws, shall be declared guilty
OF misaemeanor, aud tined fifty dol
lars,
Sec. S. Any man who looks curiously
Al a woman crossing the streets with
REV Of detecting the contour OF her an.
c'es, shall be fined twenty-five dollars.
Sec, 6, Any woman who shall, IN
crossing the street, elevate her lrock and
under garments SO as TO afford any man
az opportunity Of seeing her legs, shall
De fined fifty dollars, unless she baags
certificate from the street Inspector lnat
ihe mud exceeds l2 inches.
s III
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Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust FIX
- ecuted by CHARLES w. MckNiGHT
to E. NJ. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones, and John Z. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and Of
Record in the Clerks Office OF the Pro
bate Court of Amite County. will sell TO
he highest bidder on Monday the Esd
day Of September, 1914, at the door ofthe
Court House in Liberty, for cash, the
following described property, to wit:
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nclla, one Marc and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one Ok
Wagon,
and convey such title TO the purchaser as
is vested IN me by he said Deed of Trust,
the subsequent appointment of me as
trustee.
WILLIAM C. HARRELL,
trustee,
March 6, 1914. Inc
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANNIE CouNrY, S. s.

"
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
10 all persons in crested in the Real Es.
tate Of GREEN g. CASTOR, deceased -
GREETING:
W OU are hereby cited to be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Cur of Amite County, on the Fourth
Monday IN June neat, to shew cause, if
any you can, why the following Real Is
tate belonging to said deceased's Estate
should not be ordered TO be Sold to-wit:-
The east part of the north east quarter OF
section number 8, OF township number 8.
of range number I, east; containing 1872
acres three roods and thirty perches and
twelve twenty tilths of purchase, being
bounded and described as follows, viz
Beginning AT a white oak at the north
east corner of said section, running south
one hundred and fifty four perches to a
red oak sluke, thence west one hundred
and thiriy-eight perches and three links
TO pine stake, thence north one hundred
and fifty perches toa laurel stake, thence
east 10 the place of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lands is situated in ANTE County. Ii isl
further ordered BY the Court tha, this
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad
vocate aud WoodviIle Republican, for the
time prescribed by law.
..,.... WITNESS the Honorable
s2K<. john WALKER, Judge Of Pro.
TE bate of said County, the
Fourth Monday of April, A.
TFsN d., One Thousand Eight Hun
drcd and Foriv-lour
Issued cath April 1914.
S.R. DAVIS, Crk.
April 81, 1874.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted TO tie undersigned al
the April Term 1914, OF the Probate
Court OF Annie county, OH the Estate Of
John adams, deceased -AIl persons in
debted TO said Estate are required TO make
immediate payment--and those having
claims against The same, are requested To
present them duly authenticated within
The time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
HARRIET ADAMS.
RICHARD c. WESTBROOK,
Administrators.
April 27. 1874 9w6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the June Term, l84l, Of the Pro
IA bate Court OF Amite county, we
VIII present the account Of L. L. Yea H.
srsby, deceased, late co.ae ministrator OF
Solomon Weathersby for final settlement.
ELPHANEY WEATHERSBT,
WM. OBlER, Adnr's.
AprilG7, 1914. 8wS
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BONNET'S.
MI RS. TiLLOTSONhas Just return
dV edlrom New Orleans win a fash
ionabIe assortment OF Silk, Muslin, Gil.
ness, and Black Straw Bonneis, which
will be sold al City prices for cash.
y Libsfiy, March IS, 1884. 2
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W GU are hereby cited to be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amile County, on the Fourth
Monday in Jane next, to shew cause. ii
any they can, why the following Real IS
tate belonging TO said minor, should moi
be ordered 10 be sold, to-wit:--Thc east
half, OF The north west quarter, Of section
number 90, in township number l2, of
range number |, west; in the district of
lands subject TO sell at Mount Salus, Mis-.
sissipEi, containing 80 I2-l00 acres--andI
the east half; ofthe south east quarter, OF
section, number is, in township numbe
l2, of range number I, west; containing
81 1900 acres. in the district Of lands
subject to sell at Mount Salus, Mississippi
land the west half, OF the south west
quarter, of section number Ia, in town
ship number 22, of range number l, west,
70 84-lOO acres, 10 he dis
lrict o. lands offered for sale at Mount
Salus, Mississippi land he east half, OF
the south west quarter, OF section number
IA, in township number l2. ofrange num-
Der west; containing 10 84-l0O acres,
in the Choclaw district, aud State Of Mis-
sissiPpi.
!, is further ordered by the Court that
his Citation be published in the ssLiberty
Advocate" and "Woodsille Republican, .
4 - 4
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PRINTING MATERIALS.


h PRINTING. MATERIALS.
PAPER
5000 rea,ns Printing, sizes from 2ox3o to
29x45,inches;
5000 8 Letter and Fooiscap.
PRivTING TX -Johnson's Winter, Spring
and Summer, News and Book also, color.
led Inks in canisters, M
NEWS AM. JOB TYPE
Nonpareil, Long Primer, English,
Minon, Small Plea, Great Pr,
BREWER, Plea, Canon,
Bourgeois, Plea Secretary, Paragon,
Real double Plea, Great Primer Script,
Double Small Plea Secretary, Great Prim.
er Secretary,
And an assortment Of
Flowers. Cuts, Leads, Brass Rule, &c.
ALSO Stands, with or without racks;
News and Job Cases; common and brass
Galleys; MaFiess; Planners; Lead Cutters;
Conpo sing Sticks; Furniture; Quoins,
sc. &c.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR The Hoe Patent
Cylinder, Washington and Smith Prin.
Ing Presses; Bookbinder's Tools, &c.
sc.
or Old Type received in exchange for
new. @
February "a, 1914 81
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STATE OF MlSSiSSlPPI,}
ANTE County. SIS. qs

To all persons Interested in the Real Is.
tate Of GABRIEL w. HARRINGTON, mi
nor --GREETING:
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ANTE COUNTY, S. s.
To all persons in crested in the Real Es.
tate IF GREEN &. CASTOR, deceased
GRFRTtNc.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Saturday the
Goth inst, after long and painful illness,
Of consumption, Miss MARY ANN MoST-
eoxERy, daughter Of the late Hon. VIM.
Montgomery.
Died, in the Hawfelds, on the I'd day
of April, Mrs. Nancy NELSON, wife O
Mr.. John Nelson, in the 3sth year of hel
age. She had been consistent member
of the Presbyterian Church for more than
twenty years.
Died, in this county, on Friday the 26th
instant, Mrs. MARY EDWARDS, wife of Mr..
Henry Edwards, ir.. aged about 40 years.
The deceased had been consistent MEM
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church for
a number of years.
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Ief 10 fsFliag q lhs maiqTily a. lhis
Hooss a. 49, uoeld q ao.hlsg ia
~ suhisea us session. sd woala -.
fran from pressing Il thsrsfler. trns'
q agreed.
Three o'rleek hssing arrived. WISH
ingioa's camp chest. ne ssnsrabis reli'
a he pairiog nd soldier wns placed np
% lhe desk q he llsrk. and some u Il
eaalenls we're taken OH and placed upoE
he ia.
Mr. Adams made few Impressive 80
marks. and sent 10 the desk q cnpy Of nc
will containing he beqBezs o. ibis sriicls
% Congress By wm. sidisy Winder. q
Msrylaad. with request thai Il might b
presented By he hands Of that veaerabls
sage and pairi0i. John Quincy Adams.
4 eharaelerisiic letter q Gen. Wash
ingioa's was also read. in whieh he
speaks q his plain manner Of living. &c.
Brief and appropriale remarks were
also added BY Messs. Welhersd and
Kennedy, Of MARYLAND.
A joint resolution was adopted, rrceis-
ing The relic, and ordering II 20 be depo-
sised in the Department Of State.
A resolution Was also adopted, sub.
milied By Mr. Kennedy. recognising the
family who transmitted The Request, and
leslifying the respect Of Congress Coz The
memory u The donor.
The House adjourned.
Friday. April 10.
in The Senate. The Camp chrsi 81
Washington Was brought in from the OH.
er House. and The joint resolution respect
ing i was put upon its passage, and unan.
imonsly adopted.
A vote was taken upon The resumption
Of the Tariff debate. and the same was "a.
ken up-22 10 10.
Mr.. Wright then addressed the Senate
in long argument, which he said he hal
spent much time in preparing. He wa,
pledged IN 90 Cor 4 m0diiic ton OF III,
present Tariff. Without concluding, Mr.
w. yielded 10 a motion Tor adjournment
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House of Representatives. DIR
Adams presented resolutions OF The leg
islaiure OF Massachusetts against the pow
er 10 annex Texas 10 the United States
The resolutions were read. and Mr.. A
moved that they be laid on the table am
printed.
Mr.. Duncan claimed, as a privilege,
question, the motion 10 reconsider III
vote by which the western harbor bill
was, yesterd.y rejected. The previou
question was moved and sustained.
The vote was reconsidered, ayes 100
noes 20.
Some amendments were then Offered
but without coming 10 any decision, III
House adjourned.
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The third communication Of our core
spondenl over the river has been received;
but afler due consideration We deem II our
duty TO decline is publication, unless ,he
author viii eonsen. that his proper name
shall be attached 70 il. II contains seri-
Gus charges, not only against individuals
Who are not before The public for any Of.
Zee IN their gin, but also against COM
MUMMY, whose feelings ought 10 be ne
specicd. We are willing, nay anxious
thai the people should be fully enlighten-
ed on the division question, and shall with
the utmost cheerfulness give place TO any
"goOd reasons why Orange rounty should
be divided But the subjects treated Of
in The paper before Us do not, In our view,
righifully belong TO that question; but are
rather calculated TO produce undue feeling
and unfair prejudice. 1.-THE writer, how
eFer, shall siiIl think that the matter in
this communication is important to his
subject, and viii authorize US 10 put his
proper name 70 il, that the responsibility
may have a proper resting place, we shall
no, hesitate 70 comply with his wishes.
We have no desire 10 suppress any thing
proper TO be said on the subject
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GgEsHss. lna P,sass I'm . hsary ani
9 Resolved. TIaf Ne appsoss e. ahe
prepesiEion cf holding = CooFention of
De Dszsocrais q OrsnEs On Taesdss q
oaF ne1t May Court. 10 nominaae csndi-
dz.as = canvass de county. and - repss-
ssni - = he ensuing Lexizlaiure.
J. Resolved. Thai 10 ensure de So
esss q car poliiieal principles u he next
election. 4 becomes important thai every
portion q he county shoald Be fully mp
resented BY Delegates in nc Convention,
% thzi fair and impartial expression q
lhs voice q he people may Be oSiaised
On thar occasion.
8. Resolved. Thai we pledge ourselves
% give cordial and liberal support 10 die
nominees Of the Convention, and % ne
our bezl endeasoun % promote their cleo
ion.
Q. Resolved, That the chairman be ne
quesied 10 appoint Ten delegates 70 repre-
sent this district in said Convention.
10. Resolved. That the chairman be
also requested 10 appoint ; Committee 81
Vigilance for fhis district.
The chairman, IN compliance with lhs
ninth resolution. appointed Alvis Durham,
James Sunyhorn. Col. Shields. Cadwsl.
lader Jones, Henry Richards, Capt. VIM.
Christmas, Allen Parks. Col. Latimer,
w. II. Thompson. William Paul. John
Jones, and Richard Williams, delegates 10
the Convention.
The following persons were appointed
Committee Of Vigilance for this district:
Thomas w. Holden, Alexander Forrest,
James Pratt Charles Warren. James M.
Palmer. William Campbell. James Burn.
sides, John Dooley, Thomas Faucet
Good Parish. David Hays. Thomas Grab.
tree, John Newman, John PIrkeii, Calvin
Hill, William Woodland, James Hastings
and John Carlton.
On motion Of Capt. Richards, the thanks
Of the meeting was rendered 70 the chair
man and secretary.
On motion, the proceedings Of the meet
ing was ordered 70 be published in the Re
corder.
VIM. BROWN, Chairman.
w. CHRISTMAS, Ste'y.
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ft,sE subsr.ibsr, whIIe gong Goin his s~n
- house 10 Aaiioek mssling ko1se on sz-
iufday the 18th instant, Loot large eslf OF
deer skin Pocket Book. sohtaising thirty tvs
q, liais in bank notes, and other ssinabls pa
psrs, viz: One note nl hand sxeessed 10 me By
Iii Epllss, for s2e4 aud sumo etnls, gwen in
Naven,ber, is42; one mole execute ~ me By
william Ealiss. Tor se:Ge, given N November,
ie42; one note exec1ted 10 me By Hiram Es-
lIss, Tor $3.50. given, Z thiLk. Beeeubsr. 1858;
one note on Gavin johnson, exet sled TO nss
fsr $500 given IN March, iel2; eae noit err-
ruied 10 He'll & Carri2sn BY Isaac sharp. OF
Boston. Cor s69. 90. given January, iss3; one
nole executed 10 hir. Briediese By Thou 40 4.
Esrter. for So aud some eenir, given y 1883 &C
40. Ali The above named notes rittxR On o
day sft.r date There was elss one due bin
given by DR.. krkmnu 20 me fes o.; one due
bill given by Randall Pressnsli 70 me Cor f6:ss,
one dameni oa ~ ifl.am Doudy in fa,sr oI r.
L. Cater, assigned TO one. Coz "a, xos, and 10.
teresl. Add also the following lqnidated 40.
connie: one on Josiah Sno,hcriy. Ear beoks, e Q
826:0I4, one on Randall Pfessnali, e. book,
Cor SIS. aud one on Q1inton Holion, for sls
aud some cents. The sbsvc 10 as cerr,st Q
statement Of sums and dates as ] eon nav 70.
collect. Besides these, there we're other pa
pers, receipts, orders, &c.
I hereby fofewafn any person or pofsnns
from trading for any Of the ssiJ apefs, aud the
endorseIs from paying the same 10 any person
but myself. Aay information conserving The
SAID pocket book or iis contents. money OF pa
pers, will be thankfully received. and reafon-
able compensation gwen for the ironb'e.
WM. LlNEBERRY.
April rs. H.
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gunsaH - Eszaz Sasiins. sEsraow,
ilg ia PasiOas 81 - glo~ing >.
e ~ hesn; and ! MS Ghsy wsls -
d's-PPoinaed. u doabdszs al Aass ~
sgaef q lightning il hlassing shs pospees
of Van Bursnisn = ths s,aie. sd tAs
editor I'll Be- compelled % aeknowlsdes
q = Nosember nexL He nay look q,
ne lightning and pause Cor me shunder
unhi thai dmes but he massive g.iss a
: nc treasury Of slorsns- vil be then m
iolded. and de aEakened thanders q !
nations voice Win pour dismsy and usser
overthrow into The raaks of VA Bsren
LOc0focoisml
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


Agreeable TO public notice, a respecta-
Bile number of the Democrats Of Capt.
Henry Witherspoon's district met at the
Masonic Hall, in Hillsborough, on Satur-
day the 9th of April. The object of the
meeting was to appoint delegates to rep.
resent said district in the Democratic Con.
vention, winch is 10 convene in HILLSIDE
rough on Tuesday OF next May Court to
nominate candidates to canvass the coun-
ty, and to represent the same in the ensu-
ing Legislature Of North Carolina.
On motion Of Sidney Smith, esq. VIII.
liam Brown was called to the chair, and
Capt, William Christmas appointed Sec
retary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained by the chairman, on motion the
chairman appointed committee Of five to
draft resolutions, viz: William Nelson,
James Pratt, Sidney Smith, Capt, Henry
Richards, and Allen Parks, who, having
retired for a short time, reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted:
We, a portion of the Democrats of Or
ange, deeply impressed with the impor-
lance ofthe present crisis, believe that the
time has arrived when the freemen Of the
country should frequently assemble them
selves together in the exercise of their con-
stitutional rights, and declare their politi-
cal sentiments upon the measures and con-
duct of their public servants. In the free
and unrestrained exercise of this right, we
have this day met to discharge solemn
duty we owe to ourselves and our coun-
try. If ever there was time in our po-
litical history requiring the united and de-
termined action of the Republican party
to be put forth, it is the present, when po-
litical principles have been avowed and
measures advocated most destructive, rl-
nous, and oppressive to the dearest inte-
rest Of the people. Be it therefore
1. Resolved, That we are opposed to
the establishment Of Il National Bank, so
often shown by reason, practice, and ex-
perience, to be inexpedient, and which
has been so often rejected by the people
of the United States, that they who now
propose its adoption, advocate it against
light and knowledge, and knowingly dis
regard the voice of their country.
.. Resolved, That we condemn and alb
hor the Bankrupt law, passed by the
Wings at the extra session of Congress,
and hailed its repeal as demanded by an
overwhelming majority Of the American
people.
3. Resolved, That the Tariff passed by
the Wings in ls42 is violation of the
compromise act, and is imposed with a
view to the protection OF Domestic Ma
nufactures, and not the purposes of reve.
nue.; that as such, it is tax upon all 9th.
er classes of society and ought to be re.
pealed. 1855.
4. Resolved, That we are opposed to
dividing the proceeds of the sales of the
Public Lands among the States, when the
General Government has had to borrow
millions of money, and its revenue is bare.
ly sufficient to defray the ordinary ex'
penses Of government
5. Resolved, That we approve OF the
nomination of Col. MICHAEL HoKE, Of
Lincoln, as the Democratic candidate fol
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CONGRESS.
Monday, April 16,

Monday, hprIi 10
In the Senate, the bill TO remodle the
Pos, Office regulations was taken up, and
the rest of the day spent upon it.
An amendment, submitted by Mr..
Woodbury., that instead Of doubling the
postage (af,er the first half ounce) upon
everv quarter ounce additional weight, il
should be raised so per cent. on each
quarter ounce. prevailed. on a division,
by vote of IL to 10.
Mr.. Wright moved to amend by abo-
fishing the franklng privilege, excepting
only that memorials, &C., may be sent
to The President and Secretary OF the
Senate, and Speaker and Clerk OF the
House. ,
Mr.. Foster, Of Tenn. opposed this'
lie did not regard this franking privilege
| as privilege, but as burthen; still ne
would keep the avenue Of communication
| omen between the constituent aud repre-
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MNBIIIsD o

In this county, on Wednesday evening
the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Moses A. Cur
It's, Mr.. Tyre b. RAY to Miss Nancy A.
LArTA, daughter Of Mr.. Josiah Latta, de.
ceased.
In this place, on the lslh instant by
Cailet Campbell, esq, Mr.. JOHN NEW
NAN to Miss Tnsy WoOss.
In Fayetteville, on Thursday the 25tt
inst, by the Rev. Adam Gilchrist Col
JoHS M. Rose, formerly of Greensbo
rough, to Miss JANE McNEiLL, daughie
of George Mcneil, esq, merchant Of Fay
etteyille.