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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-18

GtOAL-COAL-COAL GEESE s SONS
~ COAL YARD, Spears Wharf, where NAV be
had at the lowest cash prices, ANTHRACITE COAL
in all varieties, selected from the best mines-among
which are
Coal Brook pr ."n Oh Fig and
LlOyd's ana Butler's, |%to IDS Nutt sizes:
or in the lump. For sale by the cargo or single ton
Orders leit al the yard a. counting ROOM will
be promptly attended TO. GEESE * SON,
sell 6m' Commerce.st, Wharf.
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EAGLE LODGE No 7a.2
April "A, iS45.

The Members of Eagle Lodge No. IL,
having heard with profound sorrow of the
death of their esteemed and worthy bro
lher Thomas CLANCY, met and passed the
following resolutions, expressive Of their
regret at his loss, and iheirsympathy with
his bereaved family.
Resolved, That we sincerely deplore
the loss cf our esteemed brother THOMAS
CLANCY, in whose death ,ihis Lodge has
lost q worthy and useful member, and So
ciety at large IN honest citizen.
Resolved, That, as a mark Of the res
pect and esteem in which we hold the me-
mory Of our deceased brother, we, his
brethren Of Eagle Lodge. will attended in
procession his remains 10 their last resting
place. with the usual Masonic ceremonies,
and that we will wear the usual badge oil
mourning for thirty days. 4.
Resolved. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the family of eur deceased
brother. in the heavy dispensaiion of Pro-
violence that has 'overtaken them, and
unite our supplicaticn with theirs, thu, The
great Architect of the Universe, who" tenn
pers the wind 10 the shorn lamb" will
sustain them under The affection, and sane
tify it to their and to our good.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu.
lions be signed by the Master and Secre'
,ary of this Lodge, and forwarded to the
family of our deceased brother.
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Obituary..

Died, in this town, Oh "Wednesday the 10th
instant Mrs. E.IzAnITn EsrEs, aged about SO
years. She had been many years member OF
The Episcopal church; and by her good deeds.
which were always performed without ostentation,
manifested the strength OF her faith in the ke-
dcemcr There are but few left Of the genera
ton al which she was one. She lived, as it were,
alone. to see successive generations swept from
the stage of existence; and she at last, by the
weight of years, has sunk into the grave, forcibly
illustrating the words Of the Psalnist: The days
of our years are three score years and teal; and If
bv reason Of strength they he four score years yet
is their strength labor and sorrow: for it is soon
cut oil, and we fly away" She was lady Of
unusual strength OF mind, Of great dignity and
blanIncss Of manners, and had us much OF the
true milk of human Kindness as any one living.
Perhaps as christians we ought to rejoice in her
release from her suffering body; for we are sure
that she had hope full Of life and Immortality
beyond the grave.
Died, in this town, On Thursday morning,
the l7th instant, Mrs, TExFE A. TAYLOR, con-
sort Of Maj. John Taylor, aged about GU years.
This excellent lady had been afflicted many years
with pulmonary complaint, which she bore with
christian resignation; and this, added to the aic-
tive bcreavcmcnts she had sustained in tee loss
Of her caillen, seemed but to d;aw her nearer to
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The SEVENTH DISTRICT.

We ls.n. ys.baIly, tiai DC DsnOrsaiic Dis-
,;a conyrHlisn. which MT in HenlsrsOa On Sa.
,uplss Ia. % nOmias,s a candidate ias coasrsss
Ssr dis Dislrira. sslosaoa he Hon. J. r. !. Das-
ara q thsir cABIiaale. We undrnzsna hat he
r,m.s q Algam yena'a- ana sslney Smith. esqs..
wee asOu.li l~isre ths coasrntioa; tu, ne en-
,ryorI;naEy elEsris q ia. Dsairi sho mas himsl I
p,c-eu,. snalard him 10 qua rhsn f'Oa tls noaii'
nation. Il Is very spEarrni ihai Mr. Daniel !.
nj tie irsi coicr u laEse portion q he party
IN this DArt. AMI he Is evidently airaid 10 ieass
~ xlocsiOa q the candidate 10 re fse, unre.
,,uisd action of the peOPle; bsi mnst attend he
rnIe county meetings. - vel - Ghe Convention,
% urss his own claims upon them. The fun par.
,irulass have not reached Us and Nc eaano,
,bcrorr. stale he rcla,iye strength d the grnils-
u,en in tie fonssnIion.
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Balm of Columbia,
FOR TIE, HAIR,

DALDNESS cured, certainly and efsectnalis>
ID The reputation of an article is established,
not by extensive advertising and putting, but by
its known Sissue;an6 intinsic value. The course
Of the Proprseters of the "a Balm Of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have underworld to give to the Public an articIc
with which the user would lie pleased and satisf-
ed. his well known to those who use this pre-
paration, that 1t keeps the hair from falling out,
restores it on bald places in wonderful degree;
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy; and,
what is Of equal interest, Keeps it entirely flee
from dandruff; in fact q continued rsc Of it pre-
vents entirely an accumulation Of 1aHdruiE THIS
old established remedy for badness, IS now for
sale in this place by u. Heart Of whom the ge-
nline only can be had, And by Pr. James
Young, Oxford, and j. Il R. Sloan, Greensbo-
rough. Sold, wholesale, BY couastscs & Co., 81
Cortlandt street, \. y.
Apils. IL
|
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y Eaaf4 - $50 EgHsei 80 a fE8sEE
Haasss hsRf Hlls.tEz - $3.50
AEuaaslaR ERza ErzaaA EEinss. ElEEgh ~ -
I'd IllzEs E1& xfaaa.l.1.s 81 Gus1 - II sEsalE,
sn1 Gimp Csrd. o. "a. ~ So 8 Pssassss,
Fan1 Gxa@ AauzA. Gkw azrsl "a 1 - ~ -
knnnng Cease. Nnfins cunen. y Hsssis Issgsr
Pa q - eaandS Has fn.k Bia.asa ceEas
Pa MaAz@ss Isns Eanils ksaas. Ae Gnexn
Tes. kErEa Knises. Ar.
Thy hes - rseise1 . snFfis q sls $40
Msuinw sd nEading Eindrs mkkA ~ sd 40
4EinE - sk<A gre SD senfr1a annu-lrsax-
1l<y lsSr - kAnd kw Fnlrrf eaisF Lss&
LamF& wkirh lEan silA<E Lad - 60 sasng Fn-
ially sneAsM - sIFe1zs a uslsr lFkh AhS
&C lnuRi e LaHa
An q ne shSss al l~ soaa iuw 6 0asA ~ ca
sa.esi rse1it q FunEfnal dr.iess
Apsz - a.
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Look at This y!

If you wish to buy Goods cheap. call and ex,
Il anime our stock. which we have Just received
from New York and Philadelphia. This, added
to our faracr stock, makes our assortment very
sosd. Our Goods have been selected with great
care as to style and quality, and we are therefore
prepared 10 offer great inducements to those wish.
ing to purchase. We hazard nothing in saying
that we are prepared to sell Goods as low as any
house in the county. Call and give us trial
and If we don't sell you Goods cheap. wen &c
knowledge that this advertisement is all q puff
u Country Produce taken in exchange 70
Goods. @&Z
M.ADOo. SCOTT L. CO.
Raiin's Mills, Orange. April 8. en--a
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Pani.LmsH for Dmsliiag.- We lcarn
from the Globe that the President has dis
missed Lieut.. Wm. decatur Huns, from
the Navy. lthas been asceriained Thar
Lieut.. Hurst, while employed as first lieu
tenant Of The United States brig Tux.on,
on the coast Of Africa, and exercising the
duties Of chiefexccuiiye officer ofihat yes
sci, engaged in duel with a midshipman
under his command. II Is said, and not
denied, that Lieut.. Hurst, on an animation
OF an inien:ion By Passed Midshipman
Creighton to appeal. for some alleged
wrong received lrom Lieut.. Hurst, 10 high
or authority, told that officer that such ap-
peal was unnecessary. as he. Lieut.. H.,
would give him personal satisfaction.
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Spring & Summer Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH.


A RE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
N Summer Goods from the Northern markets.
They have made extensive purchases, and have
selected their Goods with care they have no doubt
therefore, that they will be able to please. They
have for Ladies' Dresses, Balzorincs, lawns, De
Lanes, &C., Of new and very rich patterns. and
handsome French and American Prints; for Gen.
tsemen, variety Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio and Lsgura Cof-
fee, Porto Rico and New Orleans Brown Sugars,
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf, Crushed, and Pow
dercd Sugars.
A lot OF school Books on hand, cheap for cash.
They respectfully invite their customers and
friends to give them cab,
April Is. H. 49, o.
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UsA 81 Wss lhassa,s H'lpg sIlsils g Clila
q y tnsWh 80 VA - n usR-lssfiiaE -.
sssals unAsI rfktaa, msstnsss EfHilshsss. -.
- - Euurss.ias - u - Frr1isa = c.
AaEszsA asslE cAi.alis esa. ThF &seeEsA -
lssa . u&zAa 4 a. PaasazIin 1.lsA s.
maHy ysasa--wn8 ennaaanna = an ~ wlaA aH.l
caassnaiaas-snA. - Su1hs n. - ssse =
srrcias = Erwn1 a Eikfd ~svana a CoA
nn Tzsi@ ws hrlzsa y = .As knr~ h<s-
e and souns. uAias ~ lasrk. s~ssa @~ks q
~ wisA afExaiaa-sna she las IN issss cinls
sffnrn1s . asfa@s asalas4
Drd y this IL.rr. = Mssasy u,ozsiag -.
SIR An HRS q sac soenlks. q H.1snasira.
Taosas cIAssE. CO. e. raany yrlzs Poe Mss-
~ q dis iOUn.sgrd ss0aa g year. vi. cI.n-
ry has lsasg rnjeyed Dc ooEf1rnrs q Dis Co..
sssEliity 81 his honrsty sEe ssstas iarEriiy. He
has bssn shena q De county. has nt1essEacd
dc TOxn - IIli6oroagh n he Legislature ~
DIR IL "a cszssiaasioa. and las tuiEs rsrsised
tie appointments q Pea Master which hsa sp-
roinimrnl l- l.sil n his dessis. and aisris.rsa
ire au;srs with ia.sifuinezs snl impartialiiy. lie
Eas Uniformly Lid % n persons; snd No onr
sskra Is sd Or cOrnsel withoct finding IN hsn .
sstnPath;zing heart
Did. u his EesiIcncs m he eastern Tart q DIS
eouaiy. On "Wednesday he .I7th instant, siier .
Painful illncSz which L. bore viii gseai fogsiiuds.
Jams LrarHsss. e~s- n The eilh ysar q lis
ase. Tie deceased Was = man " s~n ;nsegniy.
and unusual strength Of mind and rhsracicE, COM
k;Rod with decp and unslsctna frsings Of lsse
and nioriiOn sor his family and irrnds. and lind-
ness ani hospitality tosn. HsNas man Of fsw
words, and his feelings never esspOraied in emp
y professions. hut were Displayed in I'll the rels-
iiOHs Of kind Parni, good msser, q true friend
y generous and hospitahle neighhor, and u~fd
citizen. Vida The lamentations Of sisrge fanily,
whO bewail their iHeparable los. are mmgledthe
deep regrets Of numerous friends and scquaintsn-
ces throughout the community. that chasm has
been sadc IN thcir midst which vii not coon be
filed. -...-. ...... s.--..
Died, in this county. on Sunday nightshs IsQ
instant. very suddenly, Mrs. Prser WAeeoSEn
wife Of Mr.. James Maggoner, aged about q
years; and On Monday evening, her infaat child
agcd about Eve weeks.
Died, in this county, on Monday The ls,h inst
Miss SARAH NJ. Rlr. daughter Of the late Msjo'
John Ray, aged about 81 years
Died, in Rowan county, on the l3ih instant
Mrs. Lrrr FoRD, wife of Mr.. Osborne G. Ford
and daughter Of Mrs. judith Ellis, Of Jersey Set
ticn,cat. Davidson county, aged abou, "a years.
Also, on the 18th Instant, Al the residence Q
her mother, in Davidson county, Miss SARaa FL
LIS, daughter Of Mrs. Judi,h Ellis, aged asoUs .
years
We learn from the Waterman, that the affiici
cd parent Of these deceased sisters has lest lou
daughters, two granddaughter, md one dangh
| 49, =. T.. n =. ~. .n... .f g., ,,,n,,t.
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NINTu DISTRICT.

CSl. william ". chrry has besn nnninsiod
A. TIE Wing candidate for Congress N pasce Of
Mr. RsyneE. Who ieslinrs q reelection. The I.O-
Gu. has, no, vet brought fssward any esaid-is in
oppOsi,isR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
THIRD DISTRICT.

The lion. David \. Reid has bsen nominated
Coz re-clcction. by Demperaiic meetings. hsld Ia
Ca.wcll. Ashe aal Stokes The Wigs have
a. ye. made no nomination; Me$rs. kcu, POM
dexter. M.AiiIlan sHl Shober have becn talked Of
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Saturday, " requested IN iHlFTtiyW = n
ahml8ei litFnd, llngiHg BBsa n, uHHlH,
e he llgts tslEE flHn, ed siuilBE Dc
ilnPEsEEiuass Trqnesird him % uilhalnu
- nams inslrRa q al. Williams; be-
rsass sasF~eiing h4a Tlzy rhiray d ne
lieaaian drlrgaiinn. le Gi.0lgia surh wissl-
dIa1al ueaid e0ae hrzer Ten sone -
srsaar ssa :. asEsrrst rs1aay. lis NJ
ssrMrsl.'M = llr. Enfka 80 th1l - aoan
- brssiaa ihRw ~ suar sxsinsl kisa. q
soaA fsraish thrtuh~sl eHaartrr a I'M
lsiF deal NJ ssd u a,isnrPresen'siian u
ne pnpnlsF 1iil. md - seizs IhsI scca-
sion ~ make the aiIhdranal
MF. Tsoie rrgFe1s lha d.. Gnfia did
mn ls.ilnw his inslruriiuns. IhA ke did
MT d. "a. anrse. lie kneus. frUm Ihe slrnng
and oErrsanguine Gsierdship of ihss gen
llemsn. nd pro-ee ed Irnan he I~sl and
lriendhrsi molises. Aereuhrlrss he
omissinn 10 do - las rendered This rxpla-
nslian NECESSARY 70 fair understanding
II Mr.. Tnnlrs curse in lie premises. and
since the arlisa Uf the Convention.
Mr.. Ta..le rgarss iisr Tarb0rH' Press
and AewbeTnian In rnPy ihis n irls.
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NJ 4 r r I E d,

In this county, on Thursday the nth iastan:
ny William McCauley, esq.,, Mr.. NATHANIEL
Krxc, to Miss EMILY GArTIs, daughter of Me-
James Gattis.
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NV JERsrT.-Thenrw Election law.
which has just passed The Legislature Of
New jersey. entirely doesaWay with alllhe
Ocloberelersions in thai Slaie. and requires
all the fall eleriions 10 be held On - the
Tuesday after The iirsi Moaday in Norem-
boz" which is the same day fixed by Con-
gross n iIs lale session for the PrrsiAen-
tial EirrTions IN be held in each State m
the Union. and Fer one day only, and not
two. ~ Formerly. il.e eleriinns u New
fork and New Jer-y viii hereafter be
held ON the same day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

Mr.. Toslc has published il the North State
Wing the following
CARD
Mr.. Toole became appehensive be-
fore the meeting Of the Conversion. tina,
foul play had been pract<ed in several OF
the delegations to his prejudice.
Under thus impression. on FRIDAY even
ing. the | Ith, he requested his friend Col.
John w. Williams, of the Beaufort dele
CATION, to Withdraw his name from the
Convention, ami! sta an ounce him rs {;
s-d:l4,c. Agsias ga the morning O.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

TIME summer Session Of the subscri-
n bcras Select School, twelve miles from Hills
borough, viii begin on the tweniy-iLiEd Of Nay.
and end on the sixteenth Of Ociohcr.
w. j. BINGHAM, PRTS.
Marlborough, April ?. 7c-3w
ar The Raleigh Register and Standard win
insert once wet for five weeks.
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sfrsE IS TIE AIouSTATNs."-Tke
Rcrku lham Wal Register Il isr I2lh
instant lays that DE burning mountains
N Pendrlnn and Bah rounlies presented
> grsndlsnd bcsnlifui spectacle Tor several
nigkss. turing fhe pass and .rseni week.
We weSe in tie midst a The mountains.
and haJtlle besi opportunities FOR witness
ing The Erand spectacle. I lie weather has
been exceedingly dry for some tine, and
Inc kre spread fInm one poinl % an0lhcr
with fearful rpidiiy. We sass The flsmes
darling up in long uarruw strips more dian
a mile IN length. We have Hrrcr seen Q
grandef or more beautiful rene dan these
burning mountains presented alter night.
A great deal Of fencing and burning lin
her has been destroyed. The mountains
were prohahly fired nv hunters. for the
purpose of clearing The woods Of the I'M
dergruw'h and brush. We notice NJ our
exchanges, up and down lie Valley,
that the mountains ON either side of Us
have bocn on fire far Ire last eight or ten
DAYS. The lic in the Blue Ridge Is SAID
10 hayelexhnded for one hundred miles in
length. The loss in the destruction Of va
luablc timber must be very great. The
| fire has mo, altogether been confnedt to The
mountainous districts, but in many in
stances descended to the valleys, destroy
ing hams. fencing, DC. Thrsdry. windy
weather has rendered all attempts 10 pre-
vent the spread Of this fearful and dcyas-
taling clement unavailing.
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wsIsheWs, AsFrFisls Rsfam chuHh,
hEyoFsollles, PIT burg lisnk, MesiFiH
uHiVFWays couk's PsHssllral ne, u
1s-nmisstna 80 EgWlaing meFrhanlE.
20 Wh0lfeais andrplail sFnrrFiss. 2 dFuE-
glstk. lo ily gods msnrhsnts. } o. 80
iaFrs. . hlsdwaEasneErhaaas. : 9ern~
ware mrrhanis. 4 looksrllrrs = ns~sps-
Frr sd - printing rlli~es. : pzP~s
sinres. 7ranfrriirners and bake >. . ron
and NIL fesaiss. 4 faundrirs. } rosoa
6rinrles s0zp lariary. g lin and SHIRT
irnn fsrusirs. 3 glass fsriaFies. six {. NIB
and birth stores. = sknp stores. 7 lEsi
sloies. suaxhmaksrs. Q inharro and rigsr
Iarinries y hoIrls snd ensfee-hmsss. 3
hrll N hrsss EsunllFirs. = ~irilr lad
Eri0s-s ksrrv siaslrs. IL eahiIei md
chair izfioTrs. 10 Flsyssoi@as. ; laiA0ring
ss'sblislnrnls. 3 sKra'ange hrrkrrs. &c.
On hsafiRg afihe great iilr n pisishu.g.
the LEI sainre &C Psnnsy lsalia rsnmplly
passed ) hill aprnaprialing ssa.0O0 far
the rtlfffaf me ssaE.Trrs. and relies ing ile
prrPer9 hnliers IN the tarnI disniel l,-m
lakes ~ lhrse year,. -
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GES. JacKsOS.-The Philadelphia Ad-
yeriiserof Thursday says" A gentleman
just from the Hermitage informs Us that
when he left General Jackson, the death
Of the old hero was looked for every mo-
mrnt.
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gAus~alay, april %.

Mrszs MASON a TITfIE. Ne.
rs 3 Maiam Ssrrxl Men folk, ar or
sCfholi "a sgsEts G. IsocuEans adscstissrRuis u
IA siiy. e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equiy'-Alarh Term. lsf5.
RTkiGm J. Penuson, end ofLtr,.
against

against
T10mrs b. Pefft4oR. Gs8 etlss.
IN dis case ID appearing 70 the ssiisfartion u
II the Court that inc defendants Thomas b. psf
iersOn and James Psse1soa, Tor h. heirs II any,
are not inhabitants Of this Stale u i orexd ihst
publication he msle Sor siK weeks in ihe RilLbo-
rough Recorder for ssid defendants, Thonlrs n.
PsterSon and James Patterson. Tor bis Tsrressn-
tstiscs,) TO sFpcar ON or ltfoEe lie next term e
this Court. 10 ls held for Orange county, Al tho
courthouse in Marlborough, on the second Mon
day Of September neat, and plead, answer or de-
nun 10 ihe pstitiun. or the same viii lie taken
pro confcsso, and &C, down for hearing CT paTto
Is 20 slssn
Given under my hand. at Office. in Hiliis-
rough, ,lsr scrond Monday Of March, ls46.
JAMES WEBB, c. n. =.
Price adv. "a SO. Ts-6w
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Recent tewn elections in Ohio show
great Wing grains. compared even win
the contest last fall, and give assurance
la. t.la Viii rs will sweep every thing De
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THE BRANCH MINT.

We learn the Superintendent of the
Branch Mint at this place In. received the
specifications. &C.. Tor erecting the Mint
buildings. aud Ihn. ,.,e conirac, has bern
Itakcn by our iownsman, Mr. ~. Z.
Owens. We also learn that the building
j. To ~ in sufficient forwardness by the
i u &c JaHasry next, To admit of rom.
jmencement e the operations of,he Mint.
This will be source uf qualification To
man, of our readers aad the community
Chuiote Journal.
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List of Letters,

Remuining IN Che Post Office Al llMsLo.
rough, n. c., on the lat day of April,
1915, which, ii not taken out within
three months, will be sent TO the Gene
rad Post Office as dead letters: e.
A
Starring Andres, Chnlcs w. Johnston.
A. Anderson, csq Mary !snncy,
ID Mary JaesAon.
A. Boland, l.
Joseph G. Bacon, A. Flynn,
Johnson Blackwood, LIB. Isafhers,
7. 5. Bcnbo, Mis-. Sarah Link,
James Brockwell, .Joseph I.stts.
.Jehu Brown, nj
William Barton, rso,ov;., Nj.
''oSnef Dsl.0h' Thomas M'CTaek0n,
Mrs. Mary Murdah, d.
Robert Chuck, y .John Mora
Miss Julia Crabtree, JIsn NI;rn;s
Folty Gable, Francis Murray
Reuben CaEden,2 n
George G. Clement, 3 ur n o,a,
Rev. ]. H. Christie, n.u;I 0,,i.,'. humans
Clerk of County dCours, " 49, d
Millism Couch,
Archibald CaErci L. H. ria..
John n. Clark, -
Tbomas Gates william Reaycls,
PhiloNichnlsC urtiss,M.p David Roach.
ID y
Vim. Dossicy, (Dcn,ist,) Samuel Strayhom,
Rev. Robert Davis, John spoen,
Willis b. billiard, Samuel T. ugg,
| ThomasDavis James sans.
Reuben Day,2
+ Wil!iam Thomas,
Henry A. Fits, James 1: Terry
| William r. Fauce,,. Laney Tctterton.
Rev. CASTOR Fasrar,
Jefferson Fowler, Sampson Vaugln,
Ausburn Fleming, john VAIN.
Billy Farrak w
| I'll David Warren,
jeremiah Holt Francis Worsharn,
Miss z. l.. Hopson, Joseph Wedding,
Mrs. Delilah Hopkins, Miss Margaret Wocds,
Laalert w, Hail., Samuel Woods, or JOHN
Isaac Huskey, l.. Woods,
Michael Holt & George James K. Watson,
Kimbrough. John L. Woods.
or Those calling sr the above letters, vii
please say they are advertised.
THOS. CLANCY, p. III.
Apr, l. 20
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rne Fire I'm the Swamp.

We learn from Capt Dunbar Of tbs
,chr. V,gInisn. lrnm North Csr,l,na, ,ha,
in coming through the cans', On Thurs.
dsy, be passed along distance Ct ten
miles phrre the h,e VAS more or less
burning on lire edge Of The tract, on the
south side, and with great difficulty pre-
s,rved his sess,l aud hsr deck load oil
cotton cod saves from being burnt, by
spreading .aIls over The cotton and keep-
ing them constantly ~r,.
The hes, and smoke at times was 81
eres, that he vas spprehensi'e 81 being
comp.l lied to abandon che vrss'l. CHpt.
Perry Of The schr. John Martin, who was
as,ern 81 him, aas also near losing his
vessel iron The sane cause.
By the w.v. what now becomes m Pro-
fe.sor E.p,'s the"ry, for the establishing
Of Which he ~, lied I" Congress Tor
good .urn! Here is ties, "f il. which
While i, has cost perhaps 100000, doe:
nut take n dollar from the public treasury
and il completely proves the PROBES
snr's theory tn be a irumbug. Here VI
have had a fire spread over some So'
square miles. for almo.t fortnight. con
st.n,ly celebrating clouds, without ON
drop Of rain! NoJoM Her. Of Monday
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Deo'h Of J"dgs Ltonard Of Plaque
mines. The New Orlrans papers ans
nounce the death Of Judge Gis'ert Leon
AID. lie died tn TUESDAY evening iro.n
the effects Of the wpuad received IN the
late duel with Mr.. Toca. The duel
had its orig u, it will be recoiIec'ed, IN
the pIaqucmines.Iraads' at The late Pre-
si,lcniial Ele,liun.