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LAW PRoFESSORSIIP.


We are graiitied 10 state. that the Trus. |
tees os the University of North Carolina |
haze established Law PIofessorship. OF
which his honor, Judge BATTLE, has been
appointed Professor. 49,.
This Department viii contain two
Glasses; Of which The first. rallied the In
drpsnieni Class, will consist of such
Students of Law, as have no connexion
with any Of the College Glasses, and ihe
SECOND called The College Class, will n
sis, of such irregular Members Of Col
Iepe as, with the permission of the Fa-
Guilty, may be DESTROYS Of joining il.
The plan Of Studies comprises Black
stones Commentaries, Stephen on Plead
ing, chilty on Pleading, Greenlesf on
Evidence, Chitiy on Uontracts, CRUISES
Diges, OF Real Property, and Williams
on Executors, together with Lectures on
The Municipal Laws Of the State. as modi-
fed hy the Acts Of tie Legislature, and de-
cisions Of the State Coutts.
A complete Course will occupy two
years for the indtptndent Class. and two
years and half fnr the College Class. al
The end Of which the Degree Of BAomK.
ioR OF LAW will he conferred on such
Students as. BY their proficiency, may be
deemed entitled TO it. s...+ afe T-s.
The Professor Of Law receives no sails.
~ from the Trustees Of the University,
but is entitled to demand fran each menu
Der Of the Independent Class, $50 per
Session for the Two first Sessions OF the
Course; and s25 afterwards; and from
each member Of the College Class, S25
per Session. -s..s
The Professor Of Law. and the men,
bers Of The independent Class, will not
be subjec, to any Of The ordinary College
regulations. e'r.sE saa ~ Register.
i Maryland misunderstanding Of his
party's recent victory in Maryland, the
Union saws: {" 1t has sounded the knell Of
the Tariff of 1912 III the ears of the Wing
leaders"
4 TO all this the Wings say-we dare
YOU to execute your threat-toreducc thu
duties to 20 per cent. We want no shut
fling or dodging--no seeming to do wha
, Won don't do-no cahogeling with the lrol
of Pennsylvania and Sugar of Louisiana
but we want to see you march RICH, up I,
the mark, and carry out your processes
, principles 10 their legitimate results. ID
this, if you dare. Pet. Int.
a Dueling in Orsgon.--lt is said that o.
: the I'd of November last, in one of tn
: courts of law of the Territory of Oregon
# one criminal was fined $500 for sendin
i; challenge, was rendered Ineligible to an
1t Office of trust or profit, and was deprive
= of the privilege of voting at any election
i He was drawn as Juror before the gran
jury brought the bill against him; and b
: order of the court his name was erase
+; from the list. This is the right way
establish law and older in new country
:, ra. Car. Waichmdn.
= The extraordinary productivenesss
: the soil of the West is strikingly show
;" by facts stated in the Alton (lllinni
a. Tol.ur.nb nj last week, That pap
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Gold and Silver, Blue and Polished Steel specta-
css. to suit all ages, very superior Flint GLASSES
that may be adjusted in any frames at short no
ticc. -% t@
suyER.PLATED WARE. CUTLERY,
AND FANCY GOODS. -s
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives,
Casters, Candle Sticks. Shutters and Trays, Cake
Baskets, Patent Steel Pens, Knives and Forks,
Rogers superior Pcn-Kniyes, Congress do, seis-
sors. Razors and trops, shaving soap, Pistols,
Music Boxes, Walking Canes, Mantle Clocks,
Silver Thimbles, liver >leeve Buttons and Hair
Pins, Gilt Chains and Keys, Steel DO, nix and
Buck-skin Money Purses, Hair Brushes, and Re
al Buffalo Hair combs, Coral, ilk Velvet Reii-
culcs, Silyc.-plated Epauletts and Silver Braid
Steel Key Rings, Superior Ever-pointed Leads,
Percussion Caps, Steel Tweezers, Silver Bodklns,
Cologne Water, &c. -
NJ Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Of every
description repaired with neatness and despatch
''N LEMUEL LYNCH.
October |. so-
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drugs, ggEDIcZNEs,
DEI STUEEs, &C.

II 0SG. WEBB, s. CO.. would respect
II fully announce 10 the public that they have
opened drug shop in room Immediately over
their Store. They expect TO keep full supply
Of every article usually kcp,in Drug stores. lie
following is list Of few of the leading articles
just Oprning.
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List of Letters,

Remaining at the Pest Office at Hillsbo-
rough, N. c., on the LIST day Of Oc,o-
Der, ls45, which, if not taken out With
in three months, win be sent TO the &C.
neral Post Office as dead letters.
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Octoler7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26


The principal hotels last evening exhibited a refresh
ing aspect in the quantity Of travellers who have pro.
ceedcd SO far on their summer excursions We found
ut the
Savannah: Peter Bling, Georgetown, D. e.. +. Colby, y
s.. H. g. Wright, Washington, ID. e.; Jno. 1'roW
bridge, dtto MIR. Phillips, Albany r. g. Parry, N. o
DR. Bannengheason ii. Cope, Philn; Captain Rycrs and
Thompson, West Point; J. +. Quimby, Y. $. A.
AsroR- Bishop Doane, ". j.; q English, Pha j. M
Eppes Newberry, S e.; aessrs. Dexter and Jefferson
Boston; r. +. Winslow Toledo; Lewis Eaton, Buffalo
Captain Busley, Packet ship Hotnguer; MIR Van Rams
her Albany; DR. Wordsworth, Providence T. D Cur
It's Boston, w. Person, Windsor; T.. +. Frazier, N o
Luciano Arocha Caracas; w. b. Forester Va; Mr.
Coster Manchester, Engand Captain Chadwick Packet
ship Wellington
Crry--D. L Arochus, Caracas, Col. Van CORTLAND
Crotch; John Hochaday, Keniucky John Forbes, Mich
A. Stevens, Bostcn; J. r. Decatur w. s. NJ; U.s. Mayer
Phadelphia, Mr.. Dunmer, England; ii. Frobesco, Gin
cinnati; Fredk Barker, England.
FaAvxLrS-E. c. Pritchard Connecticut; w. Wat
son, do; II. Holmes, Phadelpha; w. A. symes Lowell
r. Dupuy, do; Col Lockwood Connecticut; EW. Coes
Ohio; George Barney, do.
GLoBr-W. b. Croker, Providence: Mr. Sprague ,Ba.
more MIR Calderon de la Barca Spanish Minister, q iu
cha, Washington; Mr., Gibbons, Morristown X. Rose
New Or cans; Prince of Soms, New Orleans; A. Morn
son. do; Mr. Coldridge, Atho Mass; Mr. Taggcrt, South
Carolina; Mr. Levin, London
HowARD-Rev +. Wheeler, J. Richard, Troy; Hon II
C. Tompkinson, Keesevlle, Ky; lily. X Riker A'aDa
ma; d. "A. Chew. Washington; J. L. Dolby, Auourni W
H. Robinso on, Virginia; aIr. Buchanan, Hamilton, lana
da A. w. Cruker, Ohio.
WAvERLrY-AF F. Thomas; Jno Graham, Providence;
Charles Crowninsheld New orleans; >. y. Abbott,
Lowell; w c. Caldwell Albany; Horod Dolche, Young,
and Fairchild Bos ton Rev. DR.. Croker, Providence,
two Browns Bennett and Bartlett, do G. Bardwell, L.
Lewis, New Orleans
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Weekly Herald.

Our weekly edition will be one OF the most inter-
esting numbers that we have published for some
time.
Besides the news Of the week. it will contain a
full and most graphic account Of the Grand Process
sion IN memory of the late General Jackson, with
perfect description of all the digntaries, military,
societies, banners, route, incidents, &C., the whole
illustrated by series of spirited engravngs, and in
addition to those already given in our daily, there
will be several new ones also view of the Hermit
age. the late residence of the deceased.
In addition to the engravngs of the Procession,
1t will also contain spirited scene from the French
Opera of ''La Favorite," now performing at the
Park
1t will be ready for delivery at our publication Of
fice on Saturday morning at O'Clock
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In Chancery.


JuNE 25. Corneiia Pastor Jose Bores-A motion
this Order-That the injunction be dissolved
costs to abide event
Henry Sherman and Anne n. Sherman Us. Michael
Standardization for injunction against defendants
and that receiver be appointed to take charge Of the
tate of Michael Burnham, deceased with the usual pow
er of receiver in such cases Order-That an inunc.
ton be issued according to the prayer of the petitioner
and that the Receiver pay onethd of the clear
fits OF the estate the widow Elizabeth Burnham Costs
of motion and of the appointment to abide the event
JOHN Jeoet Ell al Us. Charles Beiden ct aL-Ths case
up exceptions taken by the defendants q
ters report OrderThat the exceptions to the report
be allowed with costs.
.fndreo s. Carr, administrator, &C. Elias b. ID. Or.
den aisMotion for the dissolution of an nunct
granted in the above Order denying this notion
dissolve upon the matters Of the billisc with costs
be taxed.
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sporting interference.

TRoTrING MATCHES OVER THE CENTREvILLE
COURSE, lEsTERDAY.-There was highly respecta-
Die, though not very numerous, assemblage yester-
lay al the above Course. The grand feature OF the
sport was match for $500, two mile heats in skele-
ton wagons, between Mr.. Bevan's sor. h. Henry
Clay and Col. Berine's blk. m. Misfortune.
In the first kcat the sorrel had it all his own way
Misfortune made three bad breaks. The former
won IN SOL
In the second heat the sorre led the way by about
length, which he maintained the whole of the heat
Misfortune appeared for the first time to make her
character in unison with her name she broke al
most at every quarter, and the sorre came in as he
pleased, in 547 winning the stakes.
II evident to all that the blk. m was not in
proper condition for such an opponent. She was
very thin, lndeed-we never saw her more so be-
sides having shown strong symptoms the previous
two days of being more inclined for very different
sort OF sport.
There was another match for $40, between
Mr. McBride's bk. h. Trueman ....i
Time, 3m-259.
The GREAT TEN MILE FooTRAcE OVER THE BEA-
CON COURSE, HoBoKEN, ON July 5.-The following
ing, which promises to equal, if not surpass, any
thing Of the kind that has taken place in this
counily:-
wn Jackson, the American Deer, recently from Eng
land; John Gldersleve, New York Maj. Hy. Stannard,
Come cucut; John Steeprock the Indian Chief from
Tonav anda; Edward Cheaney Boston; r. NJ. Hull Bos-
ton Desmond, Boston; James Whelan, Rhode Island;
VIM. pinkney Ignace Katanchiate, of the lroquos
tribe ot Indians, from Canada
Thnse names alone are sufficient to guarantee
such port has yet been In this country
II MAJ be seen by the advertisement that the spirited
proprietor has extended the time for the entries for
the Hurdle Race and Foot Race to come OIL the Sd
of july. They close finally on Saturday next. The
other on the Both inst will doubtless prove as
attractive and as interesting
TRoTTING Match OVER THE CAMBRIDGE COURSE,
BosToN.-Some very fine trotting came off at this
course on Monday afternoon. Black Maria, rode by
Geo. Edwards. and Washington, rode by Hiram Wood.
ruff entered the lists for purse of $20O-the
In five. Four heats were run-Black Maria winning
three and Washington The time was the best it is
SAID, ever made over this course. 1t follows-
ist Acdt .Zoi
"a .2'5f
Sd a.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l-2
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ATTEMPT TO MuRDER.-On Tuesday afternoon, n
man residing in Third street above Shipper, wesl
side attempted to murder his wife by shooting her He
had been married but short time and considers that ne
was much mistaken in his choice and ordered her to
leave him for ever This she would not do and he pulled
out heavily loaded pistol, and cveed y at her-puils
the trigger, but tho contents fortunately missed her
The man had not been arrested,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

GRAND MILITARY REVIEW AT FoRT HAMILTON
The Secretary of War; Secretary of Navy, Go
vernon and Lieutenant Governor visit this spot TO
day for the above purpose. The steamboat Hamil
ton will make her usual trip at 10 O'Clock in the
morning, and return at o'clock and7 o'clock in
Dr. cvenng~-thus aiiording good opportunity t.
hose who are desrous Of being present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

JUNE 25-Hannigan ct al. rs. Bradhursf et al.-Ths
case, already noticed, resumed II action
brought bond passed by defendant for the release Of
the sloop Lucilla Rockwell" belonging to defendant
(Bradhurs which, it appeared had been attached for
alleged to be due TO the plaintiff the price of suit
OF sails The defence set up that the sails misted
and did not suit and also that the attachment issued
before the had expired. Verdict for defendant
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Suncrior Court.

Before Judge Oakley.
JUNE Feilops Reed Co. Us. Clement E. Cheraliey
This is action upon certain promissory notes made
defendant in 1885, to which the statute of limitations
pleaded in bar. The has been tried twice before
and will be resumed to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

REVIEW OF THE TROOPS AT THE BATTERY by
GOVERNOR MARCY The First Division of New
York State Artillery, under command of Major Ge-
neral Sandford, will be reviewed by the Secretary
Of War, this morning, al nine O'clock on the Bate
ry. After the review, the honors of marching
salute will be received by His Honor the Mayor the
Corporation and the Court of Errors, upon the Bat
terry. The division line will be formed by Col Wet
more, at o'clock precisely. After the parade the
troops will Immediately dismiss, and the officers,
accompanied by the public bodies above mentioned
proceed with the Hon. Secretary to Castle Garden,
where the y. S. steamer Fulton, under command OF
Captain Hudson, will receive them and proceed TO
Throggs' Neck, at which place the United States
fortfcations will be inspected by the Secretary
from thence to Governors lsIand-to Forts Hamil-
ton and Lafayette, and the public works at Staten
Island. The Secretary seems determined to place
his eye upon our public defences. The time is well
chosen--thc country will commend him for his vi
GLANCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-The F2orid,an, OF 18th inst,
estimates Moseley's majority for Governor at least
ies over Cnli--and Levys 1882 over Putnam. The
paper makes the majority joint ballot in the Lcgsla
lure o. as certain, giving the wings the two member
from Nassau-AIr Goodbread and Dr. Tracy. The Jack
sonvle e. + J Statesman OF the lith inst, says The
democratic majority in the General Assembly Of Flords
on joint ballot will be about %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

GONE DAY LATER FROM LoNDoN"-Unaer this
head the Boston Advertiser of yesterday copies from
the London Herald Of the 4h inst, months later
intelligence from India. If the advertiser will look
INTO the NeO York Herald of last Saturday, they
will find the same India news, which exclusively
published on that day.
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Co His Exceency Mons. Caldeson de la Barca,
Spanish Minister to the United States, has arrived
at the Globe Hotel; as also the Prince De Solms.
late from New Orleans
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ACCIDENT At THE Fulton FERRY.-Last evening,
at about half past o'clock, most shocking acct
dent occurred at the Fulton Ferry. AS the Ferry
boat Union touched the wharf and rebounded as
usual, Mr. Shepard, with basket cradle, and a
large basket in his arms attempted TO step on shore
but unfortunately put his foot between the wharf and
the boat, which Immediately struck him, jamming
his foot, and crushing the bones in dreadful man
ner. The boat was Immediately backed, and Mr..
Shepard removed to the Coffee House of Mr.
Charles McNie South street, where every assis-
lance was rendered him. He was finally carried TO
the Hospital, where an amputaon was performed by
Or. Hoffman Mr.. Shepard resides, we understand
at 81 Walker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

0r5- Ex-Governor Marcy, Secretary Of War, will
arrive the American Hotel, this day, preparatory
to his tour of survey of Notifications in the United
States steam frigate Fulton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

Mr. DEMPsTER.-We learn this favorite vocalist
is about to start for Canada, where his Scotch min
strelsy is sure Of thorough appreciation, large
and influential portion Of the urban population being
Scotch, in that province. Mr. Dempster was listen
sdto here, repeatedly, with much pleasure by lsrge
assemblies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

The MAI. BY THE LAST STEAMER. Three or four
parcels of English papers reached Yesterday which
ought TO have been received early last Saturday.
1t appears by an endorsement the envelopes, that
the fault was with some one on board the steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

FINE CHANcE.-On reference to our ADVERTISING
columns, It w be seen tIlal a reward OF 500 is Of
Liersd for the recovery Of q stolen purse,
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MAILS FOR EuRopE.-The Caledonia will leave
for Boston next Tuesday. Her letters bags will,
therefore, close in this city on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

o. His Excellency, the Hon. Silas Wright, lief,
the City Hotel yesterday morning for Albany.
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CONVENTION AT DETRoT.--This body met as
above on the 10Th inst. The Rev. DIR. DufIeld, oil
Detroit President The Rev T. Stillman, Of the State
Of New York, one Of the Secretaries No business o.
public interest was entered upon during the 6rst day 5
sitting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

The burlesque Of Son-am-bulole, taken from the
beautiful opera of the Somnambula is advertised for
tonight at Pamos Theatre. This piece was produced
by the Ethiopian Opera Company when they were here
asst spring and proved remarkably successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

ARRIVAL OF EMIeRASrs In the last forty-eight
hours, upwards Of three thousand steerage passen-
yers have arrived AT this mort
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IN. TennptaiiDn, by Eng,n,: sue, price 80
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tie Suppression OF Qpaekery the Of al diseases will
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RHODE TsLANp.--The General Assembly OF Rhode
island re.esssmblcd at Newport on Monday, but there
was no quorum present In either branch,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

BOARD OF EDUcAnoN.-Ths Board will meet
again this evening at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

Our RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-Our relations
with this republic are becoming more and more
cloudy, and more and more contradictory as to the
future. Even the government organ at Washington
the Union newspaper-appears to be in as much
doubt as any other journal throughout the country,
with respect to what will grow out of the annexa-
ton Texas Some think that war will be declared
by Mexico, and many apprehend that in the event OF
such a conflict, Great Britain and France may be
brought into the field Such opinions are attributed
by some of the New Orleans papers to Mr.. Elliott,
the British charge in Texas; whilst on the other
hand, we il stated with great confidence on the
authority of Mr. Pakenham, the British minister al
Washington, that Mexico is DESTROYS of renewing
diplomatic intercourse with the United States, and
that the probability is that minister from this
country would be received without any difficulty
1t would appear therefore, that the British ministers
IN Texas and in the United States are very seriously
at issue in their opinions the relations of the two
countries.
There can be no doubt in the mind of any person
of ordinary intelligence that Texas is determined
on annexation whatever may be the consequences
OF that act. The election of delegates to the Conven
ton in that republic has taken place, and the result
may be expected every day-a result no doubt ove-
whemingly in favor of immediate annexation The
Convention itself will meet the 18th of July next
when the whole matter will be completed so as to en-
able the new State Of Texas to come into the Union
with its representatives in Congress next December
few weeks, therefore, will now determine what
course Mexico is going to take on this subject and
IN short time otter that the question Of European
interference will also be decided. In the mean
time, every thing is in confusion in regard to the
future relations of the two countries
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FRENCH OPERAs.-Wc understand the French
Company have changed their nights Of Vaudeville,
and that they will play every Thursday night in this
kind Of performance instead Of Saturday. The per-
Torrance Of tonight is composed of two excellent
Vaudeuilies, Dieu vous benisse and LIE Ticomte d
LEtoierer; nothing more laughable than those two
plays, one of which is well known by all the anna.
tours of puns and comic positions Madame Ste.
phen CGuriot performs this evening, and the house
will be well attended, of course
There is one feature in these French PLAYS that
ought not to be forgotten, which is, that apart from
the music, much useful knowledge and advancement,
in the French language to be obtained by attend
ing them. To facilitate the affair to those who are
bupartiay acquainted with the French librsttos OF
the words of the various Operas that have been
performed, have been published with literal trans
lations into English, made by w. b. II. Revolt,
Professor of Literature and the French language
This gentleman has been highly successful in giving
the exact spirit of the French, without loosing any
OF the grace and fnesse il we may so call it, of the
French playwright. The dialogue abounds with
choice language, and every person who visits the
opera, should purchase copy and preserve it as an
auxiliary to his French grammar and dictionary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26

THE CAMDEN RACE COURSE Judge Carpenter,
Of New Jersey, at the opening of the Court on Tues
day at Camden brought to the notice othe Grand Jury
the race course, and the late amentable disaster by
which the life OF lost and the persons Of
veral others were seriously injured The inquest will
probably act upon the matter