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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

OMETHING NEW.--M'Callam has just
- received a lev dozen Of those Splendid
Neutria Cashmere and Moleskin Hats 30 much
sought for, and which for lieh'Dess, fixture and
durability, challenge The tco,id; call and see
them o: the sign OF the Big Black Hat.
Jan - A M'CALLAM. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

maps, CAPS.-Received this day, a fine
~ assortment Of Gents and Youths Cloth,
Velvet, Opera, Guard and Ole Bull Gaps, which
will be sold nj a small advance from cost.
jan2o A C M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

Our eastern papers nro very barren
or news except what will DO found in
previous columns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

M AGAZlNES.- received, Grsham's,
Nl Goiey's and National Magazines for
February, at ROBES Greai Western Literary
Depot corner OF Main and Union sts. jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29

RATHER CoNr Mou.
ton, Of Louisiana, thus closes his mess.
age to the Legislature Of that State,
concerning the Massachusetts mission.
He says: In connection with this sub
ject. have thought it not amiss, to trans.
NIT for your consideration. two letter.
from person claiming to be the agen
for this city, under tho resolutions
This is done, not because tho individual |
or his letters, are deemed worthy o
your notice. nor with any design t.
give any eclat to his mission; but, tina
they may possibly indicate the expedi'
ency Of such further legislation, as may
guard the State in future from the in.
trusion Of any such emissary.''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
DAILY TIMES.
w WEDNESDAY,, JAN 30, IsaS.

---E--------------r----
vOLNEY ID PALMER, IS our authorized
aren't Tor receiving Subsci irtionS and Adver,
HI. cfh.eS are.
100 Nassau s,ree', !Ne,o York.
50 Pine street, PktfadeipAis.
Csrasi OF Baiunor~ q Calvert streets, Bal.
eim,rs
is sta,s street, Bo,ts..
Mr. ; WJAMES, is Ageni for the Wheel.
lag Tunes and Advertiser and the Western
Va Tines sni Gsztu~, for the wes'ets States
Iowa aud Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek
CT, Jsmes Smuh D.nt, @ II C.m,,vck
L Y Jennings and T Gardner Sinh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
CA 8 H

~. CASH
dad for Furs and Peltries. at MCAL-
Il LAM'S, on delivery. No It's Main st, at
the sign OF the BIG BLACK HAT. jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-29
FRANCE.

There has baen candy gathering al
TudIcrles the King and Queen OF the
ltelgiuns. the Due d'Aumale, and his
young bride, and the Prince de Join
vile
On the 25h ofDccember the King OF
The French opened the Chambers. The
royal procession was encyclopedia n mist.
and 50 far were the people kept from IL
by the military. that neither his Mai .sty
nor any Of tho royal FIRMLY excited any
enthusiasm on the part OF the people.
The wolves in Frnnce, owing to the
Intensity Of tho cold, aie beginning 10
show themselves in largo numbers in
the nsighbourhoo1 Of some Of tho large
towns
Two English contractors, Messrs Mac
kensis and Bfassoy, have contracted f,r
the execution of the Orleans and B1r.
denux railway, 6Or sixty one millions Of
francs,
SPAIN
The cold has been droadfolly severe Al
Madrid. On the night Of The 9Th a sen.
tlnel was iOlDd dead upon MIA bent At ina
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-10
A GARD.
To The Fcemfn Of Halifax, Warren, Franklin,
Granville, Orange, and Person.

FrLLow.t iTIzESs: Having consented.
q, the urgent solicitations Of friends in ma
nv parts Of the district, 10 become can
Ji,lsie 10 represent you in the next Con
rress &c the United States. and as il win
be out Of my power, owing :" professional
engagements, % canvass the district; and
admitting as do, The right Of the people
TO demand oi him Who solici,s their suf.
frage. an exposition Of his political creed;
I have thought il best TO place before you
my opinions upon some of the most i'm.
portant questions which divide the two
great parties Of the country, and which
Tor many years past, have excited such
intense feeling throughout the land. As
regards United States Bank, il has been
subject upon which. on my early en-
trance into public life, l had much doubt
and difficulty; bu, a subsequent review Of
the matter, and an impartial investigation
Of the opinions Of all the great men Of the
country. l was compelledto acknowledge,
that United States Bank was constitu-
'ional. Upon this question fortify my
sell upon the principles Of General George
Washington. President of the Convention
that formed the Constitution, and who
signed the first Bank Charter, sustained
as il was in the first Congress Of the Uni.
ted States by many Of the signers Of the
Declaration ofour National independence.
Upon The renewal Of the Bank charter oil
1915. a. charter drawn up by the chaste
and classic pen Of John C. Calhoun, re-
ceiving the support Of a Lowndes, Bar
bour, Bassett, and Crawford, it went in
To law with the signature of james
Madison, then President Of the United
States. the master spiri. Of the then grea
republican party. II was subsequently
declared constitutional by Chief Jus,ic,
Marshall and the Supreme Court Of thu
United States. The institution was sus
tanned during the administration Of Mr.
Monroe. also during the administration
of John Quincy Adams. A Nationa
Bank was recommended BY Gen. An
drew Jackson a, an early period Of hi
administration; and in his Bank Veto, pub
/ lishcd on the 10Th July, 1882. Presiden
, Jackson says, ga Bank Of the Unite'
States is in many respects convenien, 70
the Government, and useful to the PEG
ple." Aud in the same message to Con
gress he says. "a Bank is constitution
al" and also ",hat Bank Of the Unite'
q States, competent to all the duties whicl
I may be required BY the Government
might be so organized as not TO infring
on our own delegated powers, or the re
: served rights of the States, do not enter
d tain a doubt. Had the Executive bee
$ called upon to furnish tho project OF sue
+ an institution. The duty would have bee
), chesrfnlly reformed" Upon the expir'
. ton Of the Bank Charter of 1915, n
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s.A.,,h,.,lly si,suia n %, I'D mol ~
..-,sBss bsta Fulhflehhy fHfeulsi y Vim
80 IL suFrse.sty " buas.iiuaoasi
4. N EAiesa re EsA u lhs Jearnal
r csmmerrs tAs EnA0sinx remarks.
80 sc rapy - hoe shat i lho1ghl
- IL saE5rrs " thass wha or lhs
-, c,-s tals sklekiy businsss-sisws q
sse,iigas III this character, wilhoai fe.
sreurr 10 party
.Tss Il sboul nc right ii.ag-ihougll
=. ,rFrvs exceedingly that The cuunlry j.
Sf Jepn.ed &c thr benefit nl judicisl
S,::;,;nn on the prinripiss o. Dorrism By
- Suufeme Gear u The Uniled STATES.
ss,hers ,rr any considerable number II
',.aule in any part Of ihe land who ho-
Is,sly believe these principles n Be cor-
-. !, i of kfyasimporlanre ihai The high
=, iuJitsai tribunal in The nsiion should
,,nneaiire ia Terlliel in the case. Lest
n. genes OF Rhode Island should be &C
vi over again. - they are a anT time
E.ble a Be. and with more iragieal results.
Il ,hat or some other State. Bni We trust
,be uunber Of such persons IL small. and
!, every day becoming less. And now
ina. DIR has been lei out of prison. II i
Urobsble thar sfler ne first burst Of pa
,ro.i.m on scrountof hislibersiion, Meth
&c he nor his principles viii be much
more thought Of"
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NOTICE-TAyEs.

SHALL attend at the following times and
places, 70 collect the Tax due Cor The year
s44, VIZ:
Monday, the 7th July, al Jesse Durhsm's.
Tuesday, the sth, at John Newlinis
"Wednesday, the 9th, a Ruins Mills.
Thursday, the 10th, al Michael Albrightis.
Friday, The 18th, At George Pstterson's.
Saturday, the l2th, 81 William A. Canigsn'G
Monday, the 18th, al John 8. Turrentine's.
Tuesday, the 18th, al Jacob Summer.
"Wednesday, the 10th, at Chesley r. Faucets.
Thursday, The l7th, at Mrs. Huichinsonis.
Friday. the lsth. at Gabriel b. Lea's.
Saturday, the 18th, at George A. Mebsns's.
Monday, the 2lst, at Hillsborough.
Tuesday, the ed, al Bedford Hurdles.
"Wednesday, the cd, al Mr& Mixes.
Thursday, the cath, at Abner Parksr's
Friday, the 25th, al William Lipecomb's.
Saturday, the 26th, at Harris wilkersOn's
Monday, the 2sth, al William N. Prau's Store.
Tuesday, the 10th, al Joseph L. Mornings.
Wednesday, the S0th, at William Tices.
Thursday, the 3lst, al Chapel Hill.
Friday, the Isl August, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the Cd, at Pinkney Skies.
Monday, the 4th, at HillsbOrOugh, 10 cOllcs, the
town tar.
or The Magistrates appointed to receive the
list Of taxables for ls45, will attend at the tmes
and places shove mentioned in their several dis
tricts. Punctualiiy is expected from all. Every
person failing 10 give in his list ia subject by law
to pay double tax, and the Sheriff is bound 10
collect it. ..... -..........
JAMES C. TURRENTINE, SaerG
June 10. So
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The officers of the Bark Greek Baiial-
ion. on occasion Of The military parade Of
that company on the 5lh inst. met toge-
lher, in pursuance Of The general wish. fol
the purpose Of making suitable arrange
mems and setting apart day 10 pay fu.
neral honos 10 the memory Of General
Jackson.
Major Morgan Mebane presided, and
Major James Johnson acled As secretary,
Gen. Trolinger addressed the officers
present. and concluded BY offering the
following resolutions. which were unani
mously adopted:
Resolved, A. Q testimony Of respect u
the memory OF Gen. AsDREw Jackson
That the officers and men composing th'
IIawfeld Regiment, be requested 10 as
semble on The morning Of the 10Th Of July
n Mason Hall, To unite in funeral pro
ccssion, 20 be formed Al n o'clock; an,
that Cadwallader Jones, jr. be requisite,
10 deliver an address suitable 10 the coca
sion.
Resolved, That the officers Of the Haw
field Regiment appear equipped in blue
and that each OF them bring as many me-
OF their respective companies as they car
well armed. .
Resolved. That The citizens Of the cour
Iiy generally be requested TO attend an
unite with their fellow ciiizens in the e.
remonies Of the day.
/ Resolved, That Col. r. Nelson and A
alexander Woods be requested to procul
a supply Of powder, and tina. Maj. Mebar
and Capt. Bane procure suitable alag an
Grape for the occasion.
A committee was appointed TO inior
Mr.. Jones that he had been selected
deliver m Grafton on the occasion, WI
. reported that he has consented to comp
with the wishes Of the meeting.
Resolved. Tha, these proceedings
, published in the Hillsborough Recorder
NJ. MEBANE, Chm.
JANIS JOHNSON, Sec. u
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ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

The United States steamship Princeton, Com.
stockton, arrived at Annapolis on the Sd instant
from Galveston, Texas, which place she lcit on
the .3d ult DR.. Wright the bearer Of despatch.
es for our Government, came passenger in the
steamer. Isl .EEs IS ~
We learn by this arrival that both houses Of the
FeSian Congress shave unanimously consented
% tho terms Of the joint resolution Of the Unitct
States. The Senate had rejected the treaty witt
Mexico BY unanimous vote. Capt Waggamar
mad arrived at Washington, Texas, to select post
I" be occupied BY the United States troops, ana
70 provide for their subsistence. A resolution wa
introduced into both houses Of Congress, requir
'ngthe executive to surrender all posts, navy yards
barracks, &c, 10 the proper authorizes Of III,
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rul.sl tiaiss Tle go rsssui,sas ssis iH4o.
aas.sa laia - haasss q raausss ~ Ne saH.s
A.. ~ Was la llal b adI trnsr.
Iaa Eaasllli1zI paaaul - 6salis - tas lssh 4
gs.s. - nsss - = tAsHa.ns - He's -
sAs@ = sAs 49,. sni psausa azH 0~n nssuis.
haas unaaiz.suay. an =ui Cos = q s<nsas
= as s<zi dg. II a. nzan 80. ouasidzs.
- jsaioaT @ose asis ~Airhknneh shos1eiaim
the haa9 q lhs psaznag e ~ fs.siufansl ~
i wss fnslly sriilrd tha ne Hsue Aoula taks
y tAs Is.oiuions q the ssnaas. and nnrnd theu
i Ne shind sssiiA. h Hol~ tAeaPazsdtl.ur
N fheir Far~nt fara. sna enl shem hark 10 -
s<nais. uhi<h body eonruHsd n de anenanent
TIE Pseidrni b paedssd 70 gi,s fal sna inne-
diaie efeci = lie will e coagess. . g. . -
p<nds upcn hims<lf'
The consenli0a MS % assemble On u 4ih IN
sazni. % form cenzifniion g. he ssale q Ter.
- Psepar.iOy . her admission into the nunlbel
0f ths ssaies q he American Unioa-
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Thaugh 0restknsl clouds have tiRrs
laeeFed over ", ell We are zee and
comparatively happy. Lea d den imiIa's
lhsiF nabls EPiFiii Ike Ghsm lelRs D. hrm,
parasite ant frAak. Snd lie hen lrt .
rriy 80 saas Urine and inlslligenre 81 de
penpie. md thrir dsroGioa % frred0m;
and me Amerirss Rrpublie will be proc
pefaus. ire. and hzppy. and DE noble
sspirsiiens of millipns af freemen. 20 ~
tafessen. Msy i he psfpriusl.
Bnd nav. frllaw cisilehs. I mast eon-
rludr. IN he language n lhzl gallant
champion, unlrr whose banner Ne %
proBdly marched in 1874; and under thal
glor Gus standard ! would rather march
N dsfrai. Ihan ~ sirinry under any iah-
er banner: :. Whigsl arouse from The II.
noble supineness which encompasses you
awake from lhe lelhargy IN which you
lie bound-casl from yan thai unworthy
appalhy which seems 10 make Jon indil-
fereniioih fale IL your country. Arouse,
awake. shake OF the dew drnps lhal gin.
Yer on your garments, and once more
marrh 10 hafile and 10 victory"
an your mnsi obi. servant.
ROBERT G. BOND.
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The Drought.-within the las, week
showers have visited several ncighbofhoods in this
county, and in some places the rain has been abun.
dani; yet in all cases the clouds have been small
in extent, and large portions Of the country have
been left dry, and the prospects Of a corn crop ex-
eeedingly discouraging. The mills on most Of the
small streams have ceased to grind.
In the South, generally, the drought seems to
have prevailed with disastrous effects; but in the
North the crops promise abundance.
The Roanoke Republican says. that the appear
ance Of the corn and cotton crops have undergone
avast change within the last ten days they nevel
recolIect seeing the corn more luxuriant on The
Roanoke, or bid fair for an extraordinary yield
The Alcxandcria Gazette says, Our accounts
from the Northern Neck Of Virginia, n fine corr
aud wheat country, are highly favorable for th'
crops, with the exception Of oats. There will h
IN excellent yield Of wheat, and The corn look
welLn
In wester Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan
the Wheat Crop is said to be excellent in quail
~, and abundant
New Wheat was sold in Baltimore, few day
since, at s5 cents per bushet Tho Wheat erol
IN Maryland is expected to be full one, and tn
quality excellent
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
TAILORING EsTARLISHMENT.

THE subscribers having located themselves in
= the town Of Hillsborough, for the purpose Of
carrying on the TaylOring Business in ell il Va
rious hrsnches, have received the London, Paris
and Philadelphia FASHIONS. (which they willeon-
tinue 70 receive twice year, and having had
the advantage Of much practice in the Eastern
cities. are confident oftheir ability TO give general
satisfaction TO all who may please TO favor them
with their patronage. Their work shall be exc
cued in the neatest and most fashionable stiIc; not
done by women nor bOys but by themselves, or
competent joumc, men; and cannot be surpassed
in this State or elsewhere. Our prices viii be in
accordance 10 suit the timcs
Persons wishing TO have work done, will find
US at our Shop on Fast Street, next door TO Stray
horn & Nichols Store.
All cutting viii be promptly attend 10.
DUNN a. CRAIG.
JuIy g. 81
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Caldwell Institute,

usHE next session o. The csldwell institute.
Il under he care u fhe Pieshgtery q Orangr,
viii commence on Wednesday he 9Th q July
NEXT, IN the town q Hillshosough, % which place
Il has been removed, and win elOse On Friday ths
2ssh cf November next.
The Faculty of The School consists Of the Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, ID. d.. President and
Professor Of The Greek Language and Literature;
RALPH II. GRAVES. A. NJ. Professor u Ma
themsfics and Natural Philosophy; and The Rev.
JOHN A. BINGHAM. Professor Of the Latin
Language and Literature.
Tuition Pee, per SESSION Of nearly five months
Is $50. The prire Of Board. every thing faund
viii vary from IS 70 SO per month.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees,
: = frs as&D ! :: Board. Commit
DRIfRY LACY. Zee.
JOHN w. NORWOOD, lisa
June y, ST.
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Attention !!

To the Commissioned, non. Commissioned Off.
GERS, and Musicians belonging TO the LIST Bat.
tafo'a, 47M Regiment.
YOU are hereby commanded to attend at VIII
Il liam Tricc's on Tuesday, the 29th of July
at II o'clock, armed and cquipt as the law directs
for drill muster and court martial; and on Wed
nesday, the 30th, at II o'clock, you will attend
with your respective companies for battalion exer
else.
H. X. wrTHERSPOON, Major.
July I. s3-
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VNliE UHslElsgAad, haEihE tIifa ~ IozsAsAas
Hesaily tllh y w. bUlENiA, tkhsNh -
- GE1Ess aliasla3 hSsEasa . RsEiEE - a
~ els tu@ a. bla2Eg = Be oousFsss6 D. O.
Sa.s1a- lEA41is. SOD - 80 = lie suzsz
sHsasa - fAem 4 thk nz3enaE = hanasra Ths
.iaalsla = szinuay plea@ns sn1 sutirrd. and
der csaztnEt 81 he weh aa4n9aata Ia rrie~
e eozzd kuost. oaiies. sn1 xzz1ng inels1sd.l
wM be - pm moaaA
WILLIE MURRAY.
june - e2-3sz
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Land for Sale.
Nichols and others VS.. Dunn and others.
L. EouYry

Nichols and others VS.. Dunn and others.
In Eourry.
DY yirture Of Decree Of the Supreme Court, |
- shall sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday the 25th day Of August next, before the
chourt-housc door in FIilsborough,a tract Of Land
belonging to the heirs and devisees of the late
William Keeling, adjoining the lands Of Henry
Malone, the heirs Of Joseph d. Hughes and 9TH
ers, and occupied in part by Thomas Pope, the
widow Allen and others.
JAMES WEBB, C. & NJ.
July 9, S4-3w
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Bacon and Leather.

TyHE subscriber has large LOT Of the best corn
Il fed BACON for sale, which he will sell very
low Cor cash aionc.
He also Is working out his entire stock Of
LEATHER, which he viii sell al very reduced
prices for cash, or on a credit Of ninety days 70
those who he knows 10 be punctual.
JAMES s. SMITH.
July 8. Sd
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E,oUR quarters Stout and Fine Unbieached
Z Shifting. ..=z
Superior Brown Cotton Drilling.
Four-quarters Bleached Shifting.
Merino Cashmere, Brown Linen, Irish Linens
Black Lisle Lace, for Wells.
Furniture and Low-priced Calicos.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Gary
ais.
Also on hand good Linen Sheeting, &c,
LONG, VERB, g. co.
June 45, So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term, ls45.
John Miller
vs.. Unginal Auacnmehts
George Miller.

1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
u that the defendant in this case is not an mia
bitan, Of this state; It is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re-
corder for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for the
county of Orange. at the courthouse in Hillside
rough. on the fourth Monday in August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that Judgment by
default final viii be entered against him, and the
land levied on sold according to law. .....
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. SIS 90. s2--6w
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Notice.

TIVE undersigned having taken out lstssrs q
- sdminisfztion On the estate of JOHN
BROWN, deceased. a the las May Tern q
Orange County court. hereby gives notice 70 an
persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make immcdi-
sic payment; and al persons having claims
against the estate win present them. properly su-
ihsn,ieaied. within the time prescribed By law, or
this notice win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOHN B. LEATHERS, Admir-.
June 20. S2-3w
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THE AMERICAN FARNER.--We have received
the first number Of the new series Of tho Amcri-
can Farmer. II is published in Baltimore, month
ly, by Mr.. Samuel Sands. each number containing
90 pages, for 81 per annum in advance. Itisvery
nee:ly printed, and embellished with good en-
craving and several neat cuts; and the matter is
sufficiently diversified to give il general interest.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, ls45.
RichersOn Nichols }
VS.. original Attachmens.
Cns,reH C.. Huccu6te.

OuSJCTW e IIuttuOtts(
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
Il that the defendant in this case is not an inha-
bitant of this state; Il is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re-
corder for six weeks, that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, ON the fourth Monday in August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that Judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and the
land levied on sold according to law.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81: 90. s2-6w
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THE subscribers, having entered into copart-
nership in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop ono door west Of
the Confectionery. and opposite Moore's old stand
and viii be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work well executed and they only ask for trial.
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
Joumcymcn wanted, who arc good work
men, aud Of steady and industrious habits. None
others need apply.
WITHERSPOON & GATES.
July l. Sd
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lInMsBcD@yGIs
Thursday, July 10.
ron CONGRESS,
DR.. Robert @. Bond,
OF Halifax.

mr. A majority Of the Msgisraies Of ibis
H. county win be required on Tuesday II
the ner, County cOurt, TO elect Commissioners
fos Pubic schools, 10 receive the bonds 81 the
Sheriff, and foF other public purposes.