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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-16


RcHNeyD. january L. 1916 /
Tic House Of Delegates was alaast exclusively en
gagej FRIDAY and Saturday last III lhr Consideration
81 tbe contested election from Bath county. Thus ar
The House has cuucurred Ia al the drrsuus nj Ae CON-
mtee ol Privileges AID FL e4ons sayc a 4 sin!ie.a-
stance in ueh vie on the poll II Alr YIN Haf,n.
lhe se.tng member decided By lie cannee To hr lie
gal las bern declared 10 ne heal. Two or tifre tatt
days viii Ne consumed ON tins question, Vr iaf -
present indication aaa9rso al paian, MI se Gaa d
decided 10 leer of Aif. aiuenh, The ruultsfanl, RI
amsr9n !. 4 Wing; MI aa Bulena Loeoiaco. lie
The Carod1eease, believe. las been abandoned T.,
The i.ocoluco CONTESTANT. Cal. sauuss
Tic bill authorizing the Ia}m,ut 81 the laitafy IL
crest On Tie guaiaa'c'd bads Of TIE JAMES itvef
and ksoaWaa Company, has passed tn llaase g., Jre-
gates without dissenting y0cr-ani wl,i dubi.ta> lie
coneafed IN hy Tue Senate with "a al uuaaie..N L
rudiainn even ~ lndrtctlon, uts i..u IN Nrsl,ia
ihe application iar cluAs, rut a stl, al Ihe
cuu0aes Of Campbell, Buc,il CLAM fruce Edward aud
Charlotte, is si.ll iendtg beVie he eoutaiue a pc
ltmtary ques0n, touching alleged miofualify ia the
proceedings IN Buckingham county, lnu IolIs ha4ias
letn oleued n sonu ut lie pTecncs IN that ctuutv s
req tired by Law, aud the Shefs al 0ghvIlle and NeV
S'efe having tll"d L. ccriliy the pills ten at l.o-e
places, having frs been dtracd not Ia Lr flal oiec
tom 10 the petition itself aler elaborate Argument
"a WHICH the validity of te oiocilau was affirmed &,
Mr.. iashlns, spfcM gate stlt from Buchlua8u
Thy the opponents ol The noN county, and deued by M
Anderson, lie member from Prince Edward. 1 hc sI gee
] then eemc Up on lis merits aud vii think lie del
dod in favor ei the county probably al the nc>l sal my
Of HE committee. Ntat Wdl br-thp fate uf taa h In
! fore The House cannot be s1 confidently pfeiyltd.-
/ Those members from Bu,liua lauf and Cafpsrl1 Nll
last Spring aypNeJ llrlr willingness To yule i tic new
county unless instructed 10 d. Otherwise. lave been
instructed, ard VIII 81 course oppose H. alibuuah ore a
Them, Col Flood Is rs he has AWAY been, per.aaa
~ IN iavur OF the application, and, Up Ia the Period u
foceYlng his instructions. bad. as 1t vas proper IN Ian
to do. used ali proper means 10 promote It's success
] 10 al h5.ct fts4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-16

.uqafers praise Wtrh antfatfY hId Ia De IN HI. a.
else iatioai tie merits 81 he matter ,uiee4z.d Tn
epar tta Tpieliiluu thfang Of Old and u,b -,
lladed Arguments aaahsi the prcY at nistTbnta. W.,
iuruaed rs they arr, they 5elacigd with had nd
reut aud afapItd IN ~nfse FhnsY and sapbI.',
.a a. is The ffasaiH % Is NIT Improved Il, The dfare,
ia winch ii Is olihad. UNDERSTAND prubable Tia,
il vii BE- ~ he'd teby menter Of The minoTl.,f
the committee. Nolitg eau be less difficult than Ia ~
lase 10 the reprlalian Of the people parry, Which
through us acknowledged organs. declares that the ip
ney derived ifon ihe sales 81 he Public Lands and dis
lu6aed ameue TIE s.alts.afe "tse stos q piadersl
fftasdas aaA whah nevertheless feains with c5s,
gasp lVa millions al dollars, received from thai Same
source, SIX years az. wlAaut eonnftion of cmn,e
nance, aud ekfn exhibits M iaiiaation Of pupse To
dsaefge tie lll'gUttfn g-di party which thus loo
Surface like talks "seHtifHeatn and dilales upon ma,
rally by the hH slould least II for cunsisr-s
cY's sake. make show ct effort pay back n.
'sp1ls II lundefad treasury" 10 those 10 whom ao
cafdng their reasoning. It belongs, and he5eby ia
wash thef oHr hands Of tire foul contamination Bur
SO lang these preenders IN Than ofiin,
rs share Of honesty cling with dcslh like grasp to tho
''spals'' gfecdiiY received by iher narous prede
cesSors under the Distribution law pas.ad under Jack
sons administration. this aleeatten Of superior yIrlu,
which turns MP its pfud h nssa Ut $1,000 {hs amour,
ut tin Distribution laud awaiting the order Of line
Legislature o. fziaa. vii be regarded eh tia c.p,
tempt VHea il 6a=eft5s. The people have not Vet
learned that Itt gull al "a act is 10 ne treasured by Tho
aHHaaat Of Psult rHiS aeht upon lis peflerstion-or
ttaf it Na has received, and s holds millions of
dIilafs. "ts eiei ala Flaadtfsd treasury" has anv
riaht to pride hHs an hs recala. honesty and disin
Iestedaes=, heca3se. under ue Influence o party dog
mas. stronger viii some mfH than any mere uasims If
honesty. he refuses. just my, aid 20 600 to the A.
mouui Tie duty ci Restitution is IS strongly enforced
Is saHud'"n morais that pf aus inrnce from
tirii-aHd Ee "tu slusts Ia pay back from his Golfer,
The tru ii piuudcr aeuery Is entitled to no specI
palse tr honesty h raaze under other nences thu,
1tse oftnoFay ana virtue. he refuses receive much
. smalhr sum which IS teHdrnd 10 hin from the sam,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-16

u. z..s,.. l., ,,3,e leea n, enpas N 10 the t~o
.s.I,.Iates FIR the legislature tbs county
.z.3y H.. ,,rss.y ocessiep,d by thecease Of Gel.
-. tt.,ses IL. election took 1iarss, thursday,
and II. Franz received Tot. and \. BNte u wits,
NJ one ,o,ed, wo presume, but i.oe#ioe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-16

rs. The New YorA journal If Comttce says: "ol
III ss,.,ns admitted 4, the bellevue 3ms House dn-
lima the week. ending The Glib inst. = were freiga
efs, and Of thee, Il were IRISH"
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Liiuoricc, Nail, and oils.
sEys.,sseHEs.gF.

J" e HAVE Just opened n variety of FASH.
w ToWABLE JCIylLnv AND
FANCY ARTICLES Among Them are superb
plok, lopaz Brmslpins AID Finger Rings; Gold Neck
lace and Bme,lols new and fashionable style ot EaI
Rings.
beautiful assortment Of Berlin Iron Goods, consist
ing Of bracelets, Necklace, Breasipns and Guard
Chains.
MIA Golfer aud lea selsi plated Candes,leks, Snuiers
add Trays
Our assortment of Gold and Silver Walohesis worth,
the attention ol all who wish purehaSe--and at ont
i hall lhe cost oi lnrmer days.
We are manufacturing Ia order. Silver Table an,
Tea Spoons-and anNiaus repair At reduced prices
all, and every description OF Watches and Jewelry
we solicit continuance OF patronage, with ASSURANCE
iha every eliarl carahle of exciting will he pu
TORN IN order 10 please. WILLIAMS S VICTOR.
! Dee 10 =,
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D. Samuel {. Anderson. FL will not he a csnai
date fr re election ifoa Praee tdaad county 10 The
next House OF Delegates.
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Jhc .vs,ntyus .FscesSpo

an THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the I.ynchbura
~ Manufacturing Company. Will be held at lhe
Washington Hotel, On Friday the 9Th nsl, at 3 y
cuck, Z. NJ JOHN q. AilE NJ pms'l
Jan = u2wtf
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bbI4. NV Vfoans,
FOR sale at reduced prices. REED Y EAlAIERSON.
June } -
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FIRST SESSION OF THE e9TH CONGRESS WASHINGTON, DEe. lst, l845.
 SEN ATE.

At 12 o'clock, the Vice President of the U. States called this body to order and the chap lin, S Tustin, invoked the blessing of God upon the labors on which they have just entered.
 The following Senator's appeared in their seats, viz: Messrs Allen, Archer, Ashley, At chson, Athertion, Bagby, Benton, Breese, Cameron, Cass. Davis. Thos. Clayton, J. II. Clayton, Collunt, Growth Crtiendens Day ton. Dix, Evans, Fairfield, Greene, Ilannegan, Haywood, Huntington, Jenness, Johnson. of Md. Johnson of La, Lewis, Levy, Mangum, Miller, Niles, Phelps, Semple, Sevier, Sim mons, Speight, Sturgeon, uPham, iurney' Westcott.
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..;o,,s entertain for Col.

,.;.b the citizens entertain for Col.
 1ll,s. ,.,.se as Senator, and that they 5 .,l,. II,'. and nnalterable signiied their
 Ial5 bo should be reelected. \. i..g. Ss Thal we sincer ly congratulate .s lss' If the United States, especially is@ citizens of Arkansas, upon the ,s.ion .as oi Texas, and the prospect of K x, consamnaiion. " ss5 That. the Arkansas Intelligen- VI ,'Eaayas Banner and the Helena
 5s a' requested to publish these pro |,.;5a. The resolutions were put to ma @snalimoasly adopted. |,ion. the meeting adjourned. |qH0 5. E. WILSON, Chairman. [ NcKGxyEY, Secrctary.
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ERtaaaazEav Negno an .saEl.

e.n NNTAs commltted 10 the JaI Of Jefferson 5a0 w comfy, State of Arkansas, on the 2nd {MN day of October, lS45, negro man, calling .-A--9s himself SAM. who says that he belongs to Parson JAMES SMILE, residing in the State of Mississippi, near Hoodyille.
 SAM is a dark lnuIatto, about 40 years of age, about feet high weighs about l6o pounds slight Iy marked with the small. .pox; had on when com mittod, black fur hat, haIt-worn white Kersey pants kin shoes and aWhite blanket over coat, and had with him pair of saddle bags, containing sun- dry pieces of clothing.
 The owner Of said negro man is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges, and take him away-olherwIse he will be dealt with as the law directs
 JN0. J. HAMMETT Sheriff
 ali Ex.oiIcio Iailor of Jefferson Go, Arks. Pine Bl4F .df.tS Dee 3rd ls45
 Printers Fees $4.) Nov. I5 1915. 15-3w.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, } co
 COUNTY OF SALINE. SD'

STATE OF ARKANSAS, } SS
 COUNTY OF SALINE.
 In the Saline circuit court, In vacation, December
 9, 13i5.
 Ezra NJ. Owen Johnson J. Joyner, and Thomas Paet eomPlalaaatg.
 David C. McDaniel, John S. Black, Joseph Ben. nett, Luther C. Molrill, Moses Greenwood James
 Brewer, Nancy Il. Brewer, Mary, Benjamin, end
 Eliza; minor children of George A. AIe0dniel
 deceased, defendants.
 f9NHiS day, before me. Green B. Hughes, Clerk A oi the Saline Circuit Court in vacation the sld Thomas Pack, for himself and the eAher com Palnanis made and fled his affidavit stating; that of sald deIenahis John \. Black, Moses Greenwood, James Brewer, Nancy II, Brewer Benjamin, Mary aud Ehza' minor children Of said George 4. McDa- nel deceased, are non-residents of the State; and therefore prayed for an order o publication against them; according to the Statute in that baha. made md provided, and which order is granted by me in vacation.
 Therefore the said nonresident q, rendants, are hereby notified, that bill of complaint on the chan cerY s.de ol the circuit court has beap filed against them and heother defendants, prat tNg, thata fuds- manl rendered in said cont, in favor ol said Bennett MoTlll, and Greenwood, as the assienses of said David t. Mcdaniel and john s. Black, and against said Owen, Joyner, and Pack be perpatuallY en- joined, and the obligation, on which the same was rendered delivered up and cancelled, anl that the sale of Lots No. 10, II, and P, in Block No. ', of the town of 3nton; said John, s. Black and David c. Mcdaniel as pretended executors of Geo. A. McDanel deceased, to said Owen and for which said obligation with said Joyner and Pack as sacn- rites was given, b. rlcnded and set asle, on the ground of mistake, and because the Probate Court Of Saline county, had no authority to order, nor said pfe!ended executors to sell said lots and that no title be made 10 said Owen, the pur- chaser for said lots said sale being utterly void; and also praying for relief and said nonresident first day Of the next Marsh term of the said Saline circuit, at court to be holden on the fourth Mon. day of March next, at Benton in said county, to an sWer the bill of said conpainants.
 \ ;rac copy from the record,
 Attest: GREEN B. HUGHES, C2erk
 Printers Fees $25 25) i5-8w.
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5a ssE9RAees; Sake.

PURSUANT to al order of the District Court of X the United States, for the District of Arkansas. the undersigned. assignee of the estate of William Moore, bankrupt, ol Johnson county in said Dis trct, will expose for sale, at public anction at the Court House door oi the U, s District Court, in the City O Little Rock, on Friday the 9th day of Janu- afy next the residue Of the personal effects of said Bankrupt, reu aiming ansod. Sale 10 take place within tla usual houts prescribed by law when due attendance will be given by said assignee Term ct Sale GA<H.
 l.. ]. REARDON, Assignee
 of said Win. Moore, q Bankrupt December 2i, 1915. l5-tl.
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s,..a.s.sh sea 1fa ERIEsa,.

NP hire, at Public Auction, at the Court House door in the City Of Little Rock for the term of one year, ening 3ist Dee. 1slG. a NEGRO WOMAN and child and three MULATfO GIRLS, belonging 10 the estate of the late Cynthia Robinson, deceased he woman is about sS years of age and has a child about two years old and the girls are Of the ages of about 9, t2 and l5 years.
 Persons hiring, will be required to give bond, with tive good securities, for tine payment of the hire on the Slst December lS4G, with 10 per cent interest from due until paid; and also, to furnish said ser- wants with good comfortable wearing apparel and aud bedding, wholesome diet, and medical attend anee in ease of sickness during the term for which they are hired, and to return them 10 me at the eX- piration of the term.
 The hiring viii take place at 10 o'clock, .. ln of said day. VIM. F. WOODRUFF, Ear
 of Cgathia Rotigsoa, dec'd.
 Litic Roef Fee l6, 1915, ll-sw.
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MT SeVler presented the credentials of Mr. H. L. Iurney of Tenn; Mr. Speight, those of MT Chalmers, appointed by the Governor of SliSsissipPE Mir Atherton those of Mir. Jen- ness, appointed by the Governor of New Hampshire; 1lr. Crttenden those of J. Davis. oi massachusetts; all of which gentlemen were seYeraIly sworn and took their seats.
 l ne credentials of the Senators from Flori- da' 1lessrs Levy and Westcott. were then read and these gentlemen were also sworn
 hr. Sever then submitted resolution for tHe purpose of classifying these last named Senators, but after some conversation this business was postponed until tomorrow.
 ne usual resolutions for the supply of newspapers and meeting daily at 12 o'clock, were adopted
 MT. Cnttenden gave notice of a Bill pfo- Vldlng for the purchase by the u States the Portland and LousvllesCanal Stock, and for all appropriation for the improvement of the Western Rivers.
 The Senate adjourned.
 HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
 At l2 o'clock the Clerk, B. B. French, Esd. called this Chamber 10 order
 The roll was called and PIP members ans wered to their names.
 Mr. Hopkins, of Va, movedto % into all election ofspeaker, which was agreed 10 and which resulted Ill the election of John w.. Davis, of la,
 The States were then called by their del egations and the members duly sworn ill.
 Mir Mcdowell, of Ohio, submitted re- solution, that the standing rules ol the last House should continue in force. Several amendments were offered to this, having re- ference to the Gone hour rule, ? and the "abo- lition petition rule," but the result was that the old rules were atopled pro lem. and the subject referred to committee for future action.
 IL was ordered that a committee, jointly with one from the Senate, should be nppon- ted to wait on the President and inform him that the two Houses were organized, and ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make.
 Mir. Cobb, of Ga, submitted resolution relative to the apportionment of seats.
 The House adjourned.
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LITTLE ROCK IlAA'lJlaa&s1 ' EAIAI9 (lAXS3 3$R1<gJtj5gl AnAc c c E A u u GtLAII


 PRlM MG0PAAo TT 7HE undersigned having been appointed Trus- J tees, have made arrangement with MISS QUAIL to take the saperintendenee of this lns'i tuition.
 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5rH DEcEMuER, 13i5; and as the number will be i'm ied, il is necessary that all applications be made as soon as possible.
 The course of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches oi thorough English education; together with
 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 .A3ID IL GJGEGa The terms of tuition for sassien five months have been fixed, for Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Com position, &c, }gI5 co FRENCH, 10 % DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 % MUstc, 2j % From the daterng character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary, Penn, caA confidently recommend this Institution 10 suc young ladies as desire te accomplish their education. Boarding can be had in respectable families on moderate terms.
 T. S. DREW, Dee. l5, 1915. H-tf
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"A AGsainasGraaor's Notice.

y ErTERS Of Administration, on the estate of E z John E Graham, deceased, having been gran ted to me by the honorable the Probate Court Of Pulaski county, notice is hereby given thai all de- ery authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters. or he same may be barred from any benefit in said estate; and fl not presented within two years, the same will be forever barred and pre- cluded. ,,
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Saw and Grfsd NHiEg to Rent.

T WISH to rent my Saw and Grist mill in Jefferson ! County for one or more years. believe it the best water power in the State; plenty of good tim Der and the Grist mil will furnish bread and feed for the establishment.
 1 also wish 10 contract for the making of 50,000 cypress Shingles Persons wishing 10 rent the mills, or to contract for the Shingles will apply to the un- dersigned at his plantation in Jefferson county, The term of the rent will be made very advantageous to the fine Lessee SAM. c. ROANE
 Nov. l9. 1915. l0-3w.
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"A 6IrosEa SauppHy!!!

"A Fresh SsNppay!!! E uSf received per Steamer Arfansas Mail, and sB lssac Carrot, large assortment of desirable goods much in demand at this present time, consis- ting in part as follows: White, red and yellow Flannes, White and blue Mackinaw Blankets, Bleaehed and brown Domestics, New fashion Calicoes, Winter Clothing Hankerehiels, Boots, and Shoes, Ladies Bonnetts, Hats and Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Lndseys. Apron Checks. sundries &c.
 ALSO 1000 ID Cotton Yarn leo Sacks of Salt. 50 Bbls of N hiskey, ID Bbls of Flour, Crates Of QaeensWare, 10 Coils Grass Ropa, i9 Do Corn BIooms, 10 Boxes of No, l Soap, and Groceries in general In Store and for sale low by
 GEORGE& BROTHERS. Nov. 10 I345. I0-tf
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The principal recommendations of the re- port are as folIows:-
 |. That no more money he collected than is necessary for the wants of an economical administration.
 ?. Duties not to be above the lowest rate which will yield the largest revenue.
 3. Discrimination to be made below such rate.
 4. Highest duties to be imposed on luxu- ries.
 5. Minimum and specific duties to be abolished, and duties to be assessed on ac- tual market value.
 6. Duties 10 be so enforced as to operate equally, as far as possible, throug bout the Union, discriminating tor nor against any class or section.
 It urges graduation of the price ot the public lands; the restoration oi the suh-trea- surv; the establishment of a branch of the U. s. Mint in the city of N. Y ork; which mlni shall also be he sublreasury there.
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PILor FIILL. FrLroN CO.,,

PILoT fIILL, FULTON CO.,,
 Nov. 9, 1845.
 Conrray B:
 ressed with a sense of your
 public confidence, and of the
 m which you have ever dis i uluous duties in the honora- sl Ant offices entrusted to you, 'r 7 during lhe time you have /, 7, a'ldIag judge of this circuit, ) v sned democrats of this and 'ountles, respectfully solicit I our name 10 be presented (lor he convention of 8th Jan'y ss aie for the office of Repre- sFess, 10 fill the vacancy oc-
 PHalion of the present term 's sieal number of democrats, " Re sentiment of this meeting @ C.HUNTER, Chairman. s's Secretary.
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,4rlC MEETING IN FRANK
 ' LIN COUNTY.

HIN NlAoLN ! !
 ,, to provious notice, heretofore E Dem erats of Franklin County, |. ogn of Ozark, on the 20.h day |sber, 1915, for the purpose of ap- |J5IeoaIes 10 Siale Convention, to |, lbs city of Little Rock, on the 8th [@fary lS16; to nominate d suitable lroa the democratic ranks, to his Slate m the 30th Congress ol l s.a.es, at the ensuing August I.on of E. spcegle Esq, Capt Jos l n was called to the Chair: and OIL l Joha D. Steel, Esq, E. Speegle |aled secretary. se!ng being organized, the chair 1 |.ae.l the object, for which it had 1. ina brief and appropriate manner. |ioa, the Chair appointed John D. l E. SpeegIe, as delegates fo said h. when nominations were unani- Infrmed by the meeiing,
 n ofE. SpeegIe,
 that the chairman of this meet a he Is hereby authorized and to fill any vacancy that may occur pgaten hereby appointed to said or that he fill said vacancy by
 nseIf in person,
 s, Esq, submitted the following
 which were read and unanimous thai we avoid the rock which
 ed the split and overthrow of the
 of the UNION, and that we re- Baltimore Convention, for il is but MEASURES for which we
 that the great object of said con
 chooselhe man to rep esent us
 who we believe to he honost
 and in every way qualified to
 great principles of Democracy.
 lbat we, the Democrats ofFrank-
 ae to democratic principles, will
 lomnee of the State Convention
 LItde Rock, on the 8h of 
 a2tthe Chairman and Secretary,
 Feeding5 of this meeting; and
 lhe same be sent to the An
 BR for publication.
 be.mepting adjourned sing die.
 SEPlfRUSSELL, Chairman.
 Secretary. 5 PILor IIIGL, FULTON co, Nov. 24th, 1915. Hoftte Bunner: a le requested to publish the fol- la eel.hg was heid, according 10 m Salem, on Saturday, Nov. Impose of eleeling candidate hs county in tio State Conyen- iel Fy next.
 q ]. Hunter, was called to the a ing was elected secretary. aad
 
 4 Iesolutions were proposed and s meeting.
 aj Fdat E. r. S. Hough, te ap- i esatc from this county to the
 l case of his failure, Isaac 8, |ant this county in his stead. Y hut the solicitation to Judge 2l to become a candidate (aP Ca resolutions, and uumerously ln' DIS unable to be present at the b slopted by this meeting, and Ioi 1ileauon.
 ing hat our delegate be instructed 'als above named gentleman, fl aen wise to vote for J. S. Roane, d candidate as the interest of
 make expedlent. al C. HUNTER, Chairman naal Secretary.
 heu
 asrs PILor HILL, FULTON CO.,, Se Nov. 9, 1845.
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS. From customs, lst quarter,
 by actual returns, S8,86l.o32 n For 2d, Sd, and 4th quarters, IT
 as estimated, 15,o38. .O67 86 Total from customs, 24,500.000 % From sales of public lands 2,200.0O0 co From miscellaneous and in-
 cidenlaI sources, 120,0O0 % Total receipts, 26,820,0O0 GO Add balance in Treasury Ju-
 ly ], l845 7,658,306 p Total means as estimated, 34,478, ,306 g
 EXPENDITURES.