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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
legal Notires.

OY ORDER Of Chester Eowe, Esquire. s-p-rre
ID C,u-, Commissioner n I'D for the County 0; Cx.rTc
ar Notice hereby gven, parscan: 70 the Provisions az
:.- s,.se authorizing sttnchreots agsas, ah.ccacia
couceLei AaG nonresident debtors s stiacae5r
Issued .ssins, The estsie Of Charles Sa-!;oc resd
otth- STATE OF Ccrcecrc, end hs The WI. be sold
for the OF his e-5s urless he arpears and die
charges sach attachment according law within rtns
months fro Sr.t publication Of his roses al t,ai al
Paysn; de aim By resGeGis OF III. State asc ta- de-
livery % sfn or for bis fsry properly within th Stale
belonging lin, sd tie transfer OF Any bis property by
lin are csaiidea h. law a=d void Dai-i ne is,i
day OF March, lsi6. c. r LELAND.
Any for Attaching C--cticr.
MS Iavou I-yia- SS. q, y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

o. EUTAW hOUSE, Baltimore tn spieudld 10
H tel has been lately r-h-d and furuihed In the most
~ complete and eles manner, by Messrs JACKSON
CRANSroN. and after tho Sth April, when Il opens TO
the public will he ready for the reception ri Tho
per-ncs ~ Mr. Cranston hosi OF the Rockway Psvi
Ion, and OF Mr. Jackson. al the Exchange Hotel, B1t
more, and at the Asyor House, York. 10 guaranty Of
the style in which EUTAW" will DO kept The locs
uon Ia The beat In The city OF Baltimore.
" The PAVILION al ROckaway, L. l., will remain
der Ihe charge Of Mr. CraHston, who during the
mouths will be happy hs old friends ,hI avor-
w as nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

NOTICE be-eoy gfven Iosi letter. o. ADMINISTRATION
have eeec grzr;ed By tie Register OF wills cr ioe City
snd County Of Philadelphia 20 the subscriber Of ne goods
sad chsreI r:t ACC credits Il Lewis, oa-r~ise called
Aaron, Pout late otthe city OF phs sn
al persors having claim, or desads against Ii esAt OF
The sad dec-s,ed requested make known tie sane
to sl5sc5eT WITHOUT Delay sud al persons infested
requested 70 max payment % him
THEODORE DUBOSo. Jeve.ler.
"a No Phlei lphta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

SgN AT PRIVATE SALE-The two s;ory brick
~; house aud lot iE fee No. II Dewnins-s n
stsch-d. Also. the story frsms house and 10; IN
fee No. p Downing Size OF each lot 20 by IS feet deep
so, particulars, apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucaoneer.
rrylq w No. I. Rrnai..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-Inds rubber goods I
I manufactured by HORACE H DAY, for sale 81 25 Mai
den-nne, after lst May . CorIlEpd-sL
UsYk hhirrrd Wsienen'l and 5pOrtneng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

0LD Wits CAsTlLk SOAP mss alws2s b
Cfocnd n Tho pore Of J. CoDDIS9ToH,
ey*tF 500 Rldscn-si ecrnx Ssstng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

A CCOUNT-BOUk MANDATORY, No. II
"A sne.Erancs Loutcvl invite the attention OF
all who require Accounthooks Paper and Stationery, 10
their extensive Of edgers journals
cashbooks hoters order books invoicehooks bill books
rsceptoooks OF every and style OF binding which
they Offer In by ihe angle book very low prices
Cap aud letter pspers ruled and plain, various qualities al
manu- sctaiers' prices
Stationery OF every description, some nav 6rtclef.
Printing executed NJ The lowest rates
LEWIS FRANCIS
CYRUS II. LOUTREL
mylS ard Book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
pnbhr Goupepanrrs. OR

1T REGULAR Mali. LINE 49,
Ssts.Ssss.sEN Boston and Sew-YcrS by ~, e., -
splendid steamers OREGON ard ENrcT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
a.. a. 2 ,II. ., >. ;

OPrU5lllrS re JlONOPtLf,-
.E&5sxsa.2ss through without landing -Nsw.York and
Albany Line-The fast and spi.ndii new
steamboat EXPRESS. C.pt A. Hitchcock, will leave. the
foo. OF Rohnsons next SbO.s Barclay, avery Tuesday
fhursdsy ard Saturday at o'clock The Express Quad
with the boat 81 furniture with spacious and
good bertha. With ss public PATRONAGE ling part
Of he community may he Of low as tho entire ses.on
through For paasag, freight apply 'be Captain oc
board or Of GEO. 7. STANLEY,
al0 nj bs Office IN the dom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
2ennI Notirss.

UrHE UNDERSIGNED having beec au.y appointed
~ Lhe Hon F-p.:-r:ck A Tal-adg-, Recorder Of Tie
Cy Of SewYo,k Trustees Of The estate Of George Lock
rood no1r-.ider; debtor al PeFsocs Indebted 10 he
s,S George Lockwood ter-cy reGrired 70 rrc6-r
account of a. cca;x snd Of mocey o~ns BY hrrn
,oec,,vey 10 H. said Lockwood. snc 10 pay TIE 70
d T,;e-s sad al person. hs~nE n their pcssesa.cn
.oy property or eec he sad Lock wood Are required
70 deliver lie ;bs TrE,.Hea, oe or before % h
E.c No Sa.sau-.t Il tie cry OF SewTork AT erecti
ora OF tie SAID lockwood required 70 deliver iaeiE re-
,oscvs acco1n:s crd demands 70 tie sid Trustees a. 10
xarA ~. AID p,sc puisd Se~-To7k April elsS 1916
ISAAC Y. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
zassr ROSWELL G. BARNARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Ri ORDER Of Hon. Aieha-i u!seoetr'. Elf.J Jec re
- OF TIE Cour; Of Common Pleas for is Cy sad CcGEiy
Of Notice Is hereby given, PGrsust TO tn Fro
visions OF the aGttorzrg attachments NJ
scord.rg concealed AID nonresident debtors tbs; usc
ncc; ssued agl.n,. he Of Peter COREY -or
resident CT NcwOrlssrs State OF Louisiana All ,s; e
vii Be sold for the payment OF his ceos unless q
a-G discharge such attachment. according 10 law VIII
months from the Srt 21ocaior 0; TITS roce sud
, The payment OF debts due 20 hu oy .e.3euts V s
Sste sid The delivery - him. o! o- bis a,e c Aly prose-.
t. within this Stale belonging 10 him. snd he ia7'isr Ct
sry such property By h forbidden b. is~, sad are
z c. DELAvAN.
as Isw9u Attorney for Attaching CTsiiters-
IN PURSUANCE OF Al order OF The >Grrosa.r ot ne
Coauy OF New YORK NOTICE. IS hereby given 10 ST. Per
sors having claims against Samuel Macaaey late q he
CITY OF New-York deceased present the same. with the
voIehers thereof the subscriber. 81 the oce OF = H.
Owen No. :: WsllsIee in he Ciy of NewYcrk, OF or
before the seventh day OF July uexL Dated NewYork.
The sikh day Of auuary, 1916.
JAMES HARRISON, }
-,. GE9k6 GE. HARRISON Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

o. rIE AWPFV5ETIUNT To NiUNVPOLf.-
E<S<S4segy57s. Through without andiny-New York and
albany Line-The splendid
steamer BELLE Capt SanCsl Schuyler, will leave New
York for Alnury every Monday, Wednesday and FdaJ,
att o'clock r. " from tho foot OF Robnsun-s Ths Belle
ltd up With splendid slae.roo1s and for speed
fort ale '-~ d surpassed by any boat u, Hudson
nver. FOR n.lgn passage Inquire Of the Captain on
board, At No. SUuih-sL
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive IN Albany in
ample time for Ih1 morning Train OF cars Easl West
NJ B. FEET ht taken NJ moderate rsl.s n4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Warranted free from ieakssc.Ths Bah 10 ~ ode 81
decidedly se~ and mprorec principe and cSs,ates be
Old and wekrown difficulties Of the continual dripping
which occurs the OF tho ordinary bath They
cheap sud portable and msds hxng station
book he removed 81 pleasure. Each bath ~ u
hold pSlsal Of and De arranged with drs-
perry apparatus snc bottom hIures not desired TIE
price 10 put very low thin The reach OF all
classes OF people No person family sacrld be without
ibeu They highly Recommended By ihs mecs facial
ty ane Ineeas- vseaele health prreervsre. Fo:
ssle, W holcsklc ard retail. BY
myis JOHN J, BROWN L CO. lss Nal,oa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

su{fesa.c.-g Island Feuy.-Ths steamboat PRoPRIE.
TOR Capt II. Italian, will commence run
ming Monday the 18Th Inst TO ForI Hamilton ony)
10 lows leaving foot Of WhitshalsL NswYork AT A. NJ
and p 81 and Fort Hamilton al 8 A. M ard NJ until
farther notice. Fare IN cents my6 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

6. To BE LET-ons OF The lois IN store No. y
G Corusni-st Size OF room. = by S. fee, 10 the clear
and 10 the r.gh: sort OF business the rect will NJ made
low my2 S,swu HORACE II. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

s5ts.Sts7s.sEN Boston and Sew.YcrS bv -, e., -
speadsd steamers OREGON ana SSrc ~
ESsocEER AVN a.
The steamer OREGON. corsmandet ey Car, A 9,
Jea,, ssd HSiCKES SOCKER. commanded Nv caue,,.
h run throughout tie s-sson ror Ss trs, esy
Aer, n eo1recon WIKI he S,ootcg,su SD erov.r,es
NC sSsoo sd rrovid-aee Railroads. leaving Se~.YorS
Ivy Sgncsss eIcept-d ftos pier No North River. 4.
"a scd ssoc;nstoo A. oe!ocA, u Ipon "a
E,,Sa o. ne Mall train froua Sos.or-
t-sanieTs sre enslTpssseI sceed splerdcf ana
oasas each OF ,sera Ss Large conmcdicqs psvap
sIA.e svoE' a1 eessss tor persons beside large prt
SaIs rpoInA iSr families and parties -
The StrAnrrs oiscsy-,S nv d. $500, -.
ard VII soTsa 90 rasisSe between York ana Be-.
too c Il ;o sours thereSy ivtns :, TO-, fo- ~
t3- lines from Boston, North ana Ess,a - -s' ~ ~ ~
The OREGON VIII leave NsS.Yo,h- ->,., -A,-.
day see SSgurdsy. Ns' AA'
LeSv. Stoutng.on-hooday. Wednesday .,s e-ss.v
TIE HSlCkERSOCKER will lcaye 49, " -,
6sy, "Wednesday and Er,tsy.
Leave Stcnlgioe-ruesday, Thursday AID sa,rrdsy
N SPXssrng-rs on the arrival OF The steamer. a. en-
unstou P.csd Immediately n The SPLENDID raro.I a.,
70 Providence sad Scson, without any deisy z,S a.,
gags Master ?Ses esch tram 70 Soe.oa 70 al,
charge of ;ae 5s<s gage.
FOR passage ght ucure hoard OF the boat AZ Ma,
No. n. f. or OF GEO =, EAIRCHlLO, No. Is Ws..ss
rnSl mo. II RICHMOND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Exports from the Por, of New.York from the s,h
Of May 10 the 18th Of May, Inclusive:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

WARRANTED CAST sTkEL-Edss Tools
w Tbs res genuine Conyer Tools Do hsd ocly IS
Aaorueys where they nsee and ~srrsaed Inferior
none, and AZ George Sdsgs Co g. Plss Those tools
sod a. s. Fuonst and other S;orrs, stamped Corger
rot uy make Mine stamped TIN. "Corger IS Aror
neysi " The Of }, Conser Br In sdded having
a. irteresi In the business
e. liberal dtscoun; rnsde deat~rx ASH Suneso6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

TWO STEAM PEOPELLERS FOR SALE.
THE Iron Steam Propelers Phepi1 and Pilot formerly
running the Chnmpldn Canal and Lake Line. These
boats 80 feet III length IS feel wide and feet depth o!
hold and will that line 81 tons Their inventory 10
large and complete They each Of % horse power sod
viii be sold low. For farther information apply
by letter or otherwise 10
AZ n RUSSELL, A. COPELAND 6s South-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

rN~~ DAY LINE Al 7 a. N. FOR AL.
8ANY-Lsndinga NJ the Intermediate places
The new low pressure sinsmbost ST.
NICHOLAS, Capt Geo. B. Riga will sage pier The
foo! of Ro0insons Mondays, Wednesdays and n.
days.. Returning will leave Albany on Tuesdays, TIL re
DAYS amt Sqtufdavs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

The new low pres surs steamboat TROY Capt Gorham
Monday morning Msy Is. at 2. NJ All goods. freight
baggage bsnh bills. specie. other sud OF property
lassn pu or shipped board this boat. b. 1t tho
OF the owners OF such goods, freight baggage &c.
For passage or freight apply on board or to +. Hail.
ihr Ohc. tho WHAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Totals, 4,si4:l6 $50 74O:l5 295,ssaol
Tho shipments from the Lehigh mines for the week
ending 9th mat arc shown BY the following table and al
% the total shpments since the opening of navigation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Albany and intermediate Landings fron.
the Stssnooa, Pier sIthc foot ~ BARCLAYS
lhs new lou.pressure steamboat SOUTH AMERICA
Captain ], w. Br4inard Friday morning. May 18th al
O'Clock. Brcakfs dinner board The South Amer.
lea leave, Ne-Yo5k Monsuy, Wednesday, and Friday at
: O'Clock A. VI Lsavea Albany Tuesday, Thutsdsy are
saturday. az O'Clock A. NJ.
Ps.seug9rs tnk!ng tn. boat will arrive In ne take
-veui, trains OF from Troy Wet to Buffalo, aud
North 10 Saratoga Whitsbs snd Lake Chanpl.tn
All goods, frci-ht, baggage, bsnk bills, specio. any
other kind OF property pui shipped board ha
boat be risa OF the OF such soods,
freight, baggage. &c For passage freight, apply
no. I'd orr ih-o :.;c ont tbs vhat uyl%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

X LANA ACCOUNT B0Oks--Tne suo.criaers
constantly hand geoeral esscr,-ueut Blank
Book. o. Se.erpon .neisa,ns Ledss-. Day Boois
Tar Books lawyer RsgiEcrs B.rk Books P,,s Esoss
Copy Books he he III made Of the beat qualify paper and
bo2nd II Tie nos substantial assrer. For isls a lac
81 IASsgN L BELL, ia NsassssI asg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

- FOh -ALt-SO Lots al Turi- bay.-Aoou' ~ lots
So OF Ground, Including s& h. with large House.
SC al Turtle Bay, th- Easl River. tnt-rsecied b.
Ssh 18th aud am lat aod avenue AL
lar City losvzlueble for residence for manufacturing
purposes Property 10 this CITY vicinity will br taken In
par payment Apply to BLEEcKER VAN DYKE,
myl5 Iw M n Wal 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

The e1enVe machinery and olher facilities Tor manuac
tnnng embraced In three establishments belonging 10 the
undersgued, enables HIN 10 prompt execution Of al
orders superior manner and ~h greater dispatch than
any othor establishment HORACE h DAY. 90 cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

PETER CLARK, Ai,y for Attaching Creditors
mylS lAw9m . NnIsai-Bt- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

WeshngtOn Irving, FIG.
Hon Daniel Webster,
Captain Alexander Sldell Mackenzie,
Hon Guiian C Verplanck.
Re-. George Dubois, ra,-.,oxx,
Nathaniel 5 Holmes ESQ. ''
Z-bedee Cook, Ir EsQ
VIM Cull-u Bryant, Esq.
Francis Hal, Esq. New.Yosk City.
George 7. Tnmbe,
J. r Van Rensselaer,, M. d.
Harper Brothers. ms sveod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
LIS" APEUPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS
,sxf@tSfssSsF or Albany dnly-Sundsys excepted

- eIy-s'~ NEW-fUSf>, Albany snc Troy Line
or Albany ana Troy direct from ths Pier
the foot OF Cortland L-Passeuge,. TAX.
ing this Bos WITH arrive IN iim- ih Morning Train
Of Cars ftc Troy Westto Susio sud North Sasloga
Waterfall and iaAs Chsmps'u
The low pr-.sure srlboss EMPIRE, Capt X 3. Macy
will leave Tuesisy, Thursday aud Saturday evenings, All
o'clock.
For passage or freight spply Or board, 81 the odes
OF lhe wharf
NorIcE-All Goods Freight, Bank BIZ Specie or any
other ktnd OF Properly positively owuers risk 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

OfutIt lndNkECIorY, SpFtnH-BL
q lady will be in attendance.
The articles be Obtained Of The General Agent A c.
Hallock Co No. l4s FulIonE New. ork wholesale aud
retail. SWsSSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

ct AT PRIVATE SALk.-I Lots tho sln-ase.
~ between 10th sud nth sta Alsc LOIS the
South side Of ll7thss between 8ih and 9Th
For articulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
mSl5 Auct!onPer No. : Brn-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

&a TO LET-For year, or during the Summer sea
- sou, large House, pleasantly sius.cd Rockant
Lake side, together with the furniture Ii desired To
gentleman and Of business 10 the city, this would be
Desirable Summer residence The Warren touch
four times Rocksnd Lake landing. going and
returning 10 aud from the City OF New-Yok Apply 10
ais eodtf a. P. STEPHENS, Rocklsnd Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20
~rSsA EVENING BOAT for TROY and 3
- sBANY = Through without landing IT

bAN1 = TIT 'ugh WITHOUT IandIhS -Tbo
f'a-sA'N-A1''- s,esalboet COLUMBIA, Capt wp,am q.
Peck will leave the pier th- foot OF Corians sysry
Monday, Wednesday and Fdosy, att o'ciocb, p. M
Pasngecs taking the above Boat will strive In Albany or
Troy In ample lime ~ tho early Morning Trains Of
Cars for hs East West This Ia q ana cubs.
bosi furnished with elegant State Rooms for speed and
accommodations IL upriV.lsd on Tho Hudson.
AL prrsOns orDld trusting this boat without written
order FROM tho Captain Or Agent
For passage freight ppy board the boat or at tho
Office M taken sftsr 81 ocl,h az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-12

ings thereon shall be summary; and if any
matter of fact shall be in issue, the same shall
be tried at the first term; and on such TRIAL, the
certificate of the Sec'ty of State. of the partlc-
ular default on which said motion shall be
founded, shall be received as competent prima.
facie evidenceto prove the same.
Sec. ". BE 1T further enacted, &c. That
the Governor of this State shall open cor
respondence with the Executives of the sew
eral States, in which Penl,entiaries are now
established, and obtain such statistical infoE-
nation in relation to the expenditures and
profits of such institutions, since the year
1889, as may in his view be necessary for the
information of the people, and cause the same
to be published in the newspapers of the State
previous to the election.
Also obtain the different plans upon which
Penitentiaries of other States have been con-
struc:ed, the comparative cost of the cells IN
der different plans, and submit the same to the
next General Assembly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-12
The Penisemdiary Question.

Our readers will recolect that the last Lee
gislature of North Carolina passed an act,
submitting to the people of the State, the ques-
ton of Penitentiary. On the 9th of August
next, the question will have to be decided at
the ballot box, whether the people Of North
Carolina are for or against the erection Of
Penltentary within its borders. The Cover
nor prepared and published, some time since,
statistics concerning the matter, and we now
publish, for the information of our readers, the
bill itself. Although the bill below will give
no criterion TO the voter, as to the advantages
or disadvantages of Penitentiary, it may be
of interest, as it will shew the importance of
every voter attending the polls and voting ac-
cording to the dictates of his own mind -
AN ACT CONCERNING A PENITENTIARy.
Whereas it is deemed proper and expedient
to have a decisive expression of public opin-
ion concerning the establishment Of Peniten-
tiary in this State; and whereas such express
sion of public opinion should be passed upon
a knowledge that the fund for such purpose
must be raised by direct tax: therefore,
State of North Carolina, and 1T is hereby enoc-
Ted By The authority Of the same, That at the
next election for members of the General AS
semb!y of this State, the Sherif or proper Of
ficer, in every County in the State, shall pre-
pare q box for the reception of votes on the
subject ola Penitentiary, under the same rules
and regulation governing other elections; and
every person entitled to vote for member TO
the House of Commons shall be at liberty 10
vote for or against Pententiary.
Those voting for it shall deposit ticket
with the word ''Penitentiary'' thereon; and
those voting against it, with the words "no
;Penitentlary' thereon; and the said Sheriff, OF
proper returning officer, shall make out two
statements of the votes taken in his County
for and against aPenitentiary; one of which he
shall deposit in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Court, and the other he shall on OIL
before the first day of October following, de-
liver to the Secretary of State, sealed up and
endorsed thereon, ''a statement of the votes
taken in the County of at the
election held on the day of
for and against Penitentiary;" which returns
the said Secretary of State shall lay before
the ensuing General Assembly.
Sec. IL. Belt further enacted. That the Clerk
!, of the County Court, in every County, shall
, put up, in some conspicuous place in the Court
House, fair copy of this act.
Ssc. Ill. Be it further enacted, That if any
, Sheriff or other returning officer shall neglect
to make the returns aforesaid, he shall forfeit
: and pay the sum of fifty dollars, to be recov.
a cred in the name and to the use Of the State
r on motion in the Superior Cont of Law q
the County of Wake, ten days. previoas no
b tice, in writing, of such intended motion, be-
|, ing given to such offcershy the Secretary o.
l. State; which molten il shall be the duty o
d the Attorney General to make; and proceed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-12
Mexican News.

We give up the greater portion of our space
to-day TO the accounts we have received from
Mexico. We do this in order that our readers
may be placed in possession Of all the infor-
nation We have received since our last publl-
cation, with regard to the war now waglng be-
tween this country and that of Mexico. We
believe we could fill our columns with moth
ing more interesting to our readers, for we
are we'll aware that every item Of intelligence
from the seat of war is sought after with the.
greatest interest; therefore we must be excu-
sGd for our numerous extracts on the subject.
Our government, it will be seen from an az
ticle copied from last Fridays Union, is MA
king the most energetic exertions to bring the
war TO a speedy termination. Our forces in
Mexico will, doubtless, in short, or at least
a reasonable time, dictate TO Mexico lasting
and an honorable peace. If We are to infer
from the tone of the Mexican journals, affairs
In that Inflated country are of most gloomy
nature. But we refer the reader to our extracts
in another part of to-day's paper, for more
extended account Of Mexican matters in gen.
eral.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-12

QEAgreCaDIe 10 TIE requ1sHlon made upon
North Carolina for volunteers TO hold themselves
in readiness to march to Mexico, and in compll-
anco with Gov. Graham's proclamation TO the same
effect, the Militia of the 3Oth Regiment of N. g.,
will meet in this town to-day, for the purpose Of
forming a company of volunteers for the defence
of their country We have but little doubt there
will be plenty of stout hearts and willing minds
to enlist in the patriotic call for volunteers from
the New Hanover division, to make up the remain
der of the company already forming in this town
Let not New Hanover be behind her neighbors
If she has the spirit let her shew it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-12

Ho for the Army.-Ro,oal First in the Field.
The Salisbury Waterman of the 9Th instant
saws -" We announced in our last, that a COM
pany Of Volunteers were forming here in compli-
ance with the Proclamation of Governor Graham.
We now have the satisfaction of saying that the
company is complete. So far as we have heard,
Rowan has the honor of reporting the first full
company of Volunteers to the proper authorities
Annexed is list Of the principal officers Rich
w. Long, Captain, James l.. Cowan, First Lieut.
Robert w. Long I'd do. ; S. w. James, lst Ser,
geaat; Robert Harrss I'd do. Edward Rowlett
Sd do; ]. J. Bell, 18th do"