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A the new Confectionery of J. r. WmTA-
IN KRIS, near the Presbyterian Church, where
am receiving almost daily Fresh CANDIES Of
all kinds, FRUITS of all kinds, NUTS, Palm,
Pecan, Soit-shell Almonds, Filberts, English Wall
nuts, Chesnuts, &C., also large lot of TOYS.
All Of the above will be sold as low as can be
bought in Petersburg and pay the expense here,
that is by the wholesale to those who wish to buy
to sell again. shall also sell low by the retail
all those in want will please give me call, as |
am determined to please both in quality and price.
/ shall at all times try and keep well selected
assortment, and of good quality. Families GO
ing to have parties viii do well to examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as feel as
sured can please them. also keep constantly
on hand all kind of CAKES, warranted fresh and
good, made Of the best materials. All orders in
town or from distance punctually attended to,
and the articles packed so as to go safe to any
part of the state.
also keep constantly on hand, NORTHERN
PIANOS, of the very best finish and tone. Any
person wishing to see them will please call at my
residence, and any person from a distance wishing
one, if they will write to me, it shall he promptly
attended to.
JOHN r. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 81. l3-3w
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Tailoring Business,

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning
y. his thanks 10 his friends and the public gene
rally for their hbeial patronage, and hopes by a
strict attention to his business and BY keeping in
his employment the best Of workmen, to continue
to receive good portion of the patronage Of IL
beral and generous hearted community.
The latest Paris and Philadelphia Fashions arc
regularly received.
CT Cutting strictly attended to..without delay
JAMES s. WATSON.
January Is. To-
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10y virtue Of Deed in Trust. to me executed,
Es hy William E. Anderson. Cor certain puEpos-
C. therein mentioned, and bearing date the Slh
DAY Of August, Is3s, | viii expose al public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. in front Of the
court house in HillsloTough, n. C., on Thur
day the 18th day Of March next, the following
property Of the said William L. Anderson, viz:
1894 Acres, more or les. in one Tract Of Land
situated in ObIon county, Tennessee. ca Acres
Of improved Land. situated in Weakly county in
the same state, near Dresden. And the unliyid-
cd interest Of Vim. L. Anderson, equal TO about
256 Acres, in Tract or Tracts Of 1850 Acrcs,
more or less, in Henry county, Tennessee; il be-
ing intended to sell all the lands in said state ac-
quircd by William Z. Anderson as one of the
heirs or dcyisecs Of his father, Daniel Anderson,
and Of two brothers, Archibald and Daniel Andcr.
son, deceased.
Also. at the same time. and upon the SAND
terms, | will sell all the said VIM. L. Anderson,
interest in As or 50 NEGRO SLAVES, now il
the possession of George W. Bmgwin, esq, il
New Hanover county, in this state; the said in
j tercst being Onc-cighth part in the remainder o
said slaves, and their increase, after the expira
ton of the life estate of Mrs. Burgwin in tn
same.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscri
Der before or on the DAY of sale.
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
| February 4. l4-5v
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For the Recorder.
West side Of Haw River, Feb. 8, ls46.

West side OF Haw River, Feb. 3, IS4b.
Mr.. EDITOR: noticed some time past
some very appropriate remarks in the Re-
corder, by some friend Of peace and good
order, respecting the practice Of treating
by candidates for Office, and proposing to
hold a mass meeting ofthe friends Of Ten
permce in Hillsborough some time short.
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ifs Of ihe Unisei Ssairs army ahoui SIS.
600 CO De- - e. sric.rs impaTird ~ he
frnps. The Hnpsinn Star ssys laai
asesiaenl Ioaes has aalharizsd ne Oh
leelnrs n remis de extra duty "a 6re PER
rrnl. On imports fran he unilei States.
regarding lie laW % ala.il Texas = !
qaa,i treaty.
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Tailoring.

TFSHE subscriber has returned 10 his old stand,
Il one door west Of Holt Il Carsgin's (MOOrc's)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in a workmanlike style. lie hopes to
receive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all seasonable hours and
he will so cut and fit the work, tina, seamsiTcsses
can make il up without difficulty, which may be
great convenience to his country friends.
r. /. PLEASANrS.
January IL. 10
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FKSHE subscriber would sell one hundred bush
A. els of OATS, at fifty cents per bushel. II
the whole of them shall be engaged they will be
delivered in Hillsborough if required. His resi-
dencc is fifteen miles north of Raleigh.
JOHN SHAW.
February 4. l3-3w
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'rnme 10 he Exp hdel IN prfRiums n eK-
sihilioEs and fairs n y heli annually Il
some nhr II she cansliiuli0nsl diFssians ssf
- Sl.ie. uiih siew % promote essry
branch IL agriculture sna rural er6nomy. :"
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DEFALcaTHox.-In The U. s. Cirrus
Gourlof Louisiana ! sun has been brought
against B. I.anreni. Reviewer Of Pebble
Moneys. and his securities. and ! veniiri
readeEedior he United STATES for s33. l2s.
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The population Of Illinois. by the cen
sus Of ls45. is upwards Of 6i3,is2, max
ING. in the last five years, gain oil 200,
600, or nearly 30 per cent.
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NEW AND CHEAP
s. N % je. n.

SY0& No
rESlIE subscriber, having formed partnership
with E. NJ. Holt and w. A. Caragin, is now
opening .Aa~
A NEW AND COMPLETE, ASSORT-
MENT Of GOODS,
embracing almost every article usually sold in.
this market, at his old stand, one door west Of
Mr.. J. Z. kirkland's corner, where be would in
vite his old customers and friends to call and cx-
anime his stock, which will be found low enough
to suit the times,
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. - OIL
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Reported for the Petersburg Intelligenccr.
February 8. 1916.
pETERSBTTRG MARKETS.

PETERSBURG MARKETS.
TOBACCO. The receipts last week
were rather larger, but little or no change
in price-ranging from 81 downward.
CoTToN in fair demand-sales general.
ly at 81 for fair quality.
WuEAT.--Receipts small-prites 90 a
-l05.
FLoUR.-Dull at So.
CoRN.-60 cents.
BAcoN.-6a to g. for new Virginia.
LARD cents.
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I A bill is now before the Virginia House
Of Delegates, 10 appropriate $4,000 70
the /. Virginia State Agricultural Society,""
whenever said society shall have raised,
by private subscription or otherwise. the
sum Of $4,000. The whole sum OF
twenty thousand tlollars, thus raised,' 10
constitute "runl forlhe encouragement
AM, Improvement of Agriculture" and To
be invested in good stocks, and the in
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TEMPERANCE IN CoNNECTIcuT.- -The
good people Of Connecticut are taking
strong ground in support of temperance,
peace, and order, in the community. The
Commissioners in the city of Hartford,
elected by the people under the new tenn
perance law, have had meeting for bu.
siness. There were some fifty applica-
tons for license to sell intoxicating liquors,
but nof one was granted. This is good
beginning. In New Haven also, we learn
that.no lieenses have been granted. The
friends Of temperance mus, now take hold
themselves, ready to see that the law is
carried into exact and rigorous execution.
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RETRocRssIoN.- Senate Of Virgil
MIA, by Select Committee, has reported in
favor Of retrocession of Alexandria, and
in the House, Special Committee report
ed a bill " accepting by the State Of Vir-
gina the county Of Alexandria, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, when the same shall be
receded by the Congress of the United
Staies.n
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s tray.

TAKEN up by Samuel Riley, living three
II miles west from HiIlshorough, and entered
on the Stray Book Of Orange, on the Goth day of
January, two HOGS; one black aud red marked
with half crop on the under side of the right
car, and AN underbit on the left; the other black
and white, and unmarked.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
January 26. l2-3w
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New JERSEY. Petitions from every
part of the state are pouring in to the New
JERSEY Legislature praying that tina ques-
ton Of granting licences may be submitted
directly 10 the votes Of the people. There
are amongst others, two from Passaic, each
somewhere about 40 feet long, and signed
by about thousand persons Of both SEX
es. Another is signed by several hundred
ladies of Railway.
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NJ A RRIE D,

In this county, on Thursday, the 18th instant
by the Rev. John A M'Mannin, Mr.. JoHS W
GATES to Miss NASer LsrrA, daughter of Mr.
James Iaatta.
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1851 GO

On motion, il was
Ordered, That all the notes and Other
debts due the Town shall he placed in The
hands Of the Collector, and that he be d.
rected to call upon the persons for u set
tlement; and if they are not paid by the
next meeting Of the Board, he shall then
be directed to collect them according 10
law.
Z. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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Be.nw We GIVE letter iom the ll.v-
ana correspondent ii the p c,yunr. lie
apper. .,y ihr editors Of hist pap'Tl e.
be sel p Sud up IN all ihsl perlan. 10
the siiai's aud movements of Santa Anaa,
AID lbs speeul.ii'us and rumors IN rtls,ion
% Msairsn poi ics. we give a, Ihnse oil
ole shn spe.k- mt IDLY aud without
some fuui datum fir What lie says:
Havana, Jan. IS, 1876.
DEsR Pic: have jusI time, per Hope
Howes. g. drop you few lines. learn
from a. unimpesch bic saurce that san q
Am. IL m.ki"g preparations 10 return I,
Mrxicp. III anllcip sItsvlnf here on ,ht
o. az I0lh Of neat nnn,h in the b nish Flea
mer ca ver. Cruz. TINS vii, hoseur
depend much upon h. ad'i"es 10 arrive PEI
lie mr. an lie Oh; but tat he re,mn,
there, snI iha, very III rtly 90, you nav
,sly up -. There are eilrr on dts about
him th.t give Tor what they are woiil,
/ |, i. said thsl he Is much exasPersled 4
/ The de.ign OF . lev uaitus 10 eel ~,
cnJtl'y 10 iOreIgn puwers. alter tic aast
! ing oi Sd murh blood and treasure T.
srhteVe mIrren,lt HIS return Il
| MsSiss % 10 b. -.arkedb by an e, tire chang.
in Ills Obey. Tue United Slstrs, u ne
M,ai.ter y oflhe ,ighi stamp, viii become
h.. fius .7ehutss-for money, he wi
adjust the Texan boundary and ctde Cs
l,Iorn's. defending himself TO his coouiry'
men upon The plea tina, TIL. was The unIy
meihnd left TO preserve The integrity oI III,
republic, 10 resI,t lie insidIous iscks d
Foreign Csbrne upon her liberties, Il
preserve Them from return 10 lie span
Isb yoke VIII Gu they So bly, threw of
/ and 10 retain thFr postum among tie ma
tinns Of the earth a. gu independent pow
er.
PIrdcs must either side with The for
elgn pow ers or wIh Santa Anna. Ii b,
choose the Liter. nothing can prevent lh,
i,rsnt fr,m hing the rtins-if the Tor
mrr, nn'h'ng can resist the grifo that Sanu
Anna will raise for liberty. No one Tint i
VII informed onlhs suhjec. believes tina
the I.e ,rlc OF NJ sicn viii be content tia
their country SHIRE The tate Of Greece.
| Every day We b., lte,e 10 be big will
e. ents in this distracted country, pregnan
srh ini"ie |, the United States.
Yours Truly, ARIEL.
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ruenly-NIHsh Coasrsss.
s.auasy. Fsaruay =.

TO ne Hnase az Representatives The
draale on the Omgaa qnessi0a Was e0n.
,iuaed until > o'eiors. when ! message
rs rurrired from Tie President Of lie
Unilri Szles. covering important roF-
resnnn.irnrc beswern Nj. M.Isane and
NJ. Buchanan. and Sir. Pakenlam and
Mr.. buchanan. The rrreipl u this cor
rrspan.lrnrr caused slrep sensation. and
he railing Of !, was lislcaed 10 viii deep
interest.
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TOWN POLICE PROCEEDINGS,

At IN adjourned meeting Of the Board
Of Commissioners OF the Town Of IiillshO-
rough, held on Saturday evening the lith
Of February, 1876,
Present, I.emuel Lynch, Magistrate Of
Police, Rirhison Nichols, George Laws,
William III. Brown, Levin Carmichael,
and John ii. Webb-Abseni, RichardsJ.
Ashe, and Stephen Moore.
Charles l.. Cooley rendered his bond
as Constable and Collector, and was duly
qualified.
Richison Nichols, in behalf Of the CON-
miliee appointed for that purpose. report
ed that they had examined the Treasurer
books and vouchers and found them al
correct, and agreeable 10 his annual re-
port.
The Treasurer submitted his annual
report, which was received and ordered
| to be recorded. The following is an ab'
s,ract OF the report:
Cash on hand January, Tth, ls45, Sl94 o.!
! Balances collected for ls43 and IA, 20 81
Collected of tax list for lsi5, 423 Isl
...---. S647 40!
Cash paid out on sundry or
dcrs, $751; 03
Treasurer's commissions, 10 1890 as
Cash on hand February z, 1916, SAG 95!
Amount due the Town on tax lists for
1913, IA, as, and notes, ia 7Sl
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slsaa.y.F aruaea
sENATE.


SENATE.
Al.er The disposal Of mass n prisaie
bas:ness. he Senaie resumed The eonsid-
Grafton Of The bill Pnyiding for the con-
S,rurtion 0f lrn iron war STEAMERS.
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Aher some miscellaneous matters had
bern dispoSeiO u. he llonse. in committee
OF The whole. resumed the consideration
of die Oregon resolution. and The debate
was continued until The hour ri terminal
ting the debate had arrived; and then pro-
eeeAei To vote on the pmpnsed amend
meats. Afier'Ihe rejection Of numerous
others. an amendment was proposed 10 the
eject that .ihe Gmgon question is no
longer a subject IL negotiation or compro-
mise" and decided in the negative, only
ten members voting for il. Their names
are, M.clrrnarl. Iloge, Romsey, Went
waIih. X. Smith. M'Connell, Sawyer,
Yell, Darrah and Douglas. An amend
menl setting forth that The Oregon qucs.
tion is still the subject Of honorable ne
goliation, and should BY that means be
adjusted, was carried by n tote Of ayes
Id2, nays 30. A mistake having been
alleged, a second count was demanded.
but rcluscd-ayes 90. nayes los. So
the amenlmen, was declared 10 be adop.
ted. Several other amendments were pro.
posed and rejected. The resolution was
finally amended by a substitute proposed
by Mr.. BOYD, and the committee rose and
reported the resolution and amendment "a
the House. NJ. Price moved the preyi
Gus question: and the question being pm
on ordering the resolutions To he engrosset
fw third reading. il was decided in the
aiIirmalive-ycas Iti3, nays So.
The resolutions were Then read thirt
time aud passed in the following words:
Resalrsd By ias Seaq's aud H1Iss II Rspre
ssalafisss of he Ua'isi States Of Amerioa Il
Congress aSssmLlei. That the President Of III
United States cause notice 10 h. given 10 the TO
yemmeni of Great Britain that the convention b.
tween the United States Of America and Grra
Britain, concerning the territory on the northwes
coast Of America, yves, Of the Stony Mountains
Of the 9Th Of August, 1897, signed At London
shall be annullcd AMI abrogatcd twelve month
after giving said notice.
.. Ind Je II further reoired, Tint nothinI
herein contained i intended to Interfere with tn
right and discretion Of the proper authorities o
!. the two contracting parties to renew, or pursu
negotiations for an amirahlc settlement Of the con
troves.y respecting the Oregon territory.
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sENATE.

The resolution Of notice to England. in
relation to Oregon, was received from the
House and laid on tic table. Several pri-
ya.e bills were acted upon; after which, on
motion Of Mr.. t'ass. the orlers of the day,
being the measures in relation to Oregon,
which had been laid overio the 10Th ofFeb-
ruary, were taken up Reconsideration, and
Mr.. Allen proceeded 10 address The Senate.
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BLANKS for sale al This Office.
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FRoM TExAs.-We have dates from
Galveston of The 2S,h and from Corpus
Christi Of the 22d. The Corpus Christi
Gazette. alludipg to the movement Of
Gen. Paroles, says: o.
"The people Of Mexico on the frontier
are in favor Of annexation 10 The United
States, and The army are against a wa,
with Texas. A treaty Of peace would
be popular with all parties. General
: Aris,a is in favor of u fair and honorable
adjustment, Of all difliculties BY negotia.
iion, MOI by the sword" The same
paper says tina, the heahh Of The army is
reported TO be good.
Settlements are rapidly growing up on
The Ncnces. A hunting party from the
Neuces had just returned to Corpus
Christi wi,hiweniy-one deer, three hgers,
and lots Of wild turkeys.
8 II is said that the collectors at Arkansas
Anl Corpus Christi have charged the sut-
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Wednesday. February IL.


Mr.. Allen resumed his speech, and con-
cluded with the startling declaration and
novel figure, that war with England was
no more to be dreaded than ain unborn
child lying at the back ofits parent! .
Mr.. ]. NJ. Clayton next obtained the
floor, and The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The revolutionary pension bill was un-
der consideration.
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mousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

A large amount OF business in relation
10 bills, resolutions, and papers of local
or private nature, was transacted: after
which, on motion Of Mr.. M'Kay, the
house went into committee Of the whole,
and the general appropriation bill for forli-
ficalions was taken up and discussed.
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lI.er The disposal Of mass nf prisaie
bas:ness. he Senate resumed The eonsid-
Grafton Of The bill Providing foT the con-
s,unrtion &c Ten iron war steamers.
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Thursday, February IL.

SENATE.
Mr.. Clayton addressed The Senate on
the Oregon question. After an executive
session, the Senate adjourned TO Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alter the loss Ol much time for the want
Of a quorum, the pension appropriation
bill was again taken up, but little progress
was made when the House adjourned.
Friday, February 10.
The House Of Representatives, was oe-
cupied in the consideration of private
bills.
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Oats for Sale.

Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-24

have been a few slight arrangements Of
the Tram, but TO accident Of serious
character; aud it may DO asserted with
truth, that arrangements of the Tram from
every Cause have been Of less frequent &C.
currence than on any neighboring Road.
BESIDES ordinary repairs Of The Road.
which have been carried as far as the true
Interests Of the Road seemed 10 require,
there has been much done Of permanent
Character; such as making extensive al.
ieratlons "a the Bridge nj CASTOR like.
wise OF the Locomotives, putting under
them driving wheels Instead of 2, as
heretofore, thereby rendefn. them more
efficient and permanent. The sum already
expended for extraordinary purposes, will
amount 10 about 81, 500, all Of which is il.
cludtd 10 the estimate.
With regard to the course Of those, hav.
ing charge Of the Road, the desire of ono
and all has been, it IS believed to promote
the true interest of the Road, both now
and prospectlyely, md thereby advance the
interest Of the State. And, after conduct.
Ing the operations Of the Road with an eye
10 the stfictes, economy, considerable
surplus remains at the end Of six months
over tic disbursements, which have beer
paid over, as stated, 10 the Public Treasu
rcr, not for the purpose Of effect or osten
ta,on, but because il Justly belongs there
WESLEY HOLLISTER,
Prest. X. i G.. T. r.
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The Tariff Hill.

The Senate, according to its order, en-
tered. on the 18th instant, upon the discus.
sion Of this important Bill. The discus.
sion was opened BY Mr.. Lewis, &c Ala,
aud so great has been the haste Of the ma
J1rty 10 be- ~ this subject to a consumma.
ton, that he had TO admit that he had TO
give his opinions which were formed
/" from very ha,ty and imperfect examl
na'iun, aud III the absence of much useful
information which, with more leisure.
might have been obtained from the Treas
ufy Department When a measure Of
such ImPorance-w might say, Tie most
important, as regards cur domesuc inter.
ests, which has been brought to the atten.
1on Of Congress for many years, is to be
DISCUSSED, we conceive that i is the duty
ot shat body not hastily 70 leopard them,
but to give tho measure the most mature
constellation aud 10 enable It's friends
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Communication.
FoR THE JoURSAL.
Public Meeting.

Pursuant Ia pui,lic noiicf I, I,,,o anJ 20
snoo,..t.i,.
','"' " 'hc Pe'P'o oi 'a'h"uh
o'n.'H' ine' al the house OF }. w. Gabnel,
on tuesday the 18th Of July, 1916.
On motion az Thos Mard 10 Alloy.
ander McCo,,Io was c,l,oJ - 49, ch.i,
.nJI.I 49, - '''e '''''
- oPpo'icu oecIetdty'
ne olJect OF the meeting being explain
ca III Dr'ei manner BY WIN. Long, Esq.
'''o io"o"'hS preamble ana resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Wh,hfAs i is tie night and privilege Of free
a''i1'n'' - 'nte' =, consultation ior tue common
means i nav mav ,liot no., lteIy Il "atonc"
the pubhc interest and inaslnuch as crcat ma.
ny OF the people Of the eastern and western parts
:, .'e county o. Ca'a% ea' are by the recent d'vi-
mote q ra "' GoG'y - , ,eoi 'n,omn more 20,
10 add Inconvenience ne N shane az tbc coun.
y Of Catawua, the Commissioners whose du,y
ind oath was TO locate the Seat Of Justice y
W. gs,I,e, " Win Eo 'n,s 'nefe"', uiu
an opposite d.reeton 10 The greatest ,geigtt o. o,
the population Of tic 'ane.
Resotesa' nat We have viewed With mortifi'
No.. b'o w rns G',e or pe,ons ioI redress
Of lie county. We have been ibid Il nordstna,
NC wero too good to be given III to form new
counties In acts, not good enough 70 pfr'lci.
pate ~ tie nomination Of our own representa-.